Timetravel: A New Year’s Eve Celebration by No Point Music Step into the future and celebrate the arrival of 2025 with No Point Music’s electrifying house and techno sounds, cosmic visuals, and unforgettable vibe.
What to Expect: • 🎶 Music: Groove to the cutting-edge sounds of house and techno, curated by the No Point Crew and special guest DJs.
🔊 Sound System: Powered by the unparalleled quality of Void Acoustics, ensuring every beat resonates with unmatched clarity. In collaboration with iamisoundsystem, delivering an audio experience that transcends expectations. • ✨ Visuals: Be mesmerized by cosmic-themed visuals and immersive decor that transport you to another dimension. • 🎉 Midnight Countdown: Welcome 2025 with an exhilarating countdown and a burst of light and energy. • 🎭 Atmosphere: A dynamic New Year’s celebration filled with surprises, connection, and pure energy as we embrace a new chapter.
Event Details: • 📍 Venue: 390 Industrial Ave • 🗓 Date: December 31, 2024 • ⏰ Time: Doors open at 10:00 PM, with celebrations continuing into the early hours of 2025.

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