BoMAreceptionist
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Title/Artist: Darude
When: Saturday Nov. 7, 2009
Doors open at 9:00pm
Where: BoMA
583 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Tickets: http://www.groovetickets.com
Milk Bar Boutique (1203 N. High Street Columbus OH)
VIP tickets: http://www.wantickets.com
This event is 18 and over. for details/questions please go to http://www.insomniac.com or http://www.disco-productions.com
patient_zero
Falafel District
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Boyd
NW Indiana / Chicago Region
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I give props to BoMA for booking major international talent when no one else will put up the money; but why does is always have to be Pop/EDM duche bags?
Why not do a night with King Britt, Marques Wyatt, and Uneaq? It would be such an eclectic show; you could probably get attendance from all over Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana/Pennsylvania. You could probably get the three of them for a combined price comperable to PVD or Tiesto.
I am dying to go to a "big show" but they always gotta bring in the European Uber-DJs... it drives me crazy.
graphikartistry
columbus
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@Patient_Zero
Just made my day. Thanks!
complexity
Right Here!
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one week from today./.. bump for donnie
DjOran
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@Boyd I agree, some more out there obscure stuff would be great but eclectic doesn't mean easy to promote nor does it guarantee easy money... Its always about the money...
I wish we could get the Glitch Mob out here or something that wasn't classified as electro-house/trance(not that i don't like those genres).
I'm surprised Boma can even pay the electric doing a show every 2 months this year up until this month... You'd think having such an expensive venue would warrant more shows... Like the little in-between obscure ones that most event venues do for like $5-10 tickets...
Marquito38
OSU
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can't wait!! who's going??
Mister Shifter
Lewis Center
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Boyd wrote >>
I give props to BoMA for booking major international talent when no one else will put up the money; but why does is always have to be Pop/EDM duche bags?
Why not do a night with King Britt, Marques Wyatt, and Uneaq? It would be such an eclectic show; you could probably get attendance from all over Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana/Pennsylvania. You could probably get the three of them for a combined price comperable to PVD or Tiesto.
I am dying to go to a "big show" but they always gotta bring in the European Uber-DJs... it drives me crazy.
Donnie has booked some really awesome underground cult-status acts such as Hercules & Love Affair and Pat Mahoney of LCD Soundsystem with less than stellar results. Treasure Fingers could barely fill the back room at Spice Bar, and BoMA is a MASSIVE room that feels empty unless you have a jam-packed attendance. As much as I love & respect DJ's such as King Britt & Marques Wyatt, you'd have one big room with very few people in it, trust me. 100 hardcore fans doesn't cut it at such a venue.
michaelcoyote
!seabus
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Mister Shifter wrote >>
Boyd wrote >>
I give props to BoMA for booking major international talent when no one else will put up the money; but why does is always have to be Pop/EDM duche bags?
Why not do a night with King Britt, Marques Wyatt, and Uneaq? It would be such an eclectic show; you could probably get attendance from all over Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana/Pennsylvania. You could probably get the three of them for a combined price comperable to PVD or Tiesto.
I am dying to go to a "big show" but they always gotta bring in the European Uber-DJs... it drives me crazy.Donnie has booked some really awesome underground cult-status acts such as Hercules & Love Affair and Pat Mahoney of LCD Soundsystem with less than stellar results. Treasure Fingers could barely fill the back room at Spice Bar, and BoMA is a MASSIVE room that feels empty unless you have a jam-packed attendance. As much as I love & respect DJ's such as King Britt & Marques Wyatt, you'd have one big room with very few people in it, trust me. 100 hardcore fans doesn't cut it at such a venue.
Bingo.. Douchebags are all Columbus will support (Though I did see King Britt moving asses in the front patio at Space last summer, but whatever).
Long gone are the days of multi-headliner underground parties with DJs from Detroit, Chicago, Columbus and elsewhere covering styles like house, techno, drum & bass, ghettotech and beyond. These were the parties that would pull in people from all over. I remember a few that would have easily blown out BoMA.
All you're gonna see at clubs around here are cheeseball "edm prodouchas" playing their lamest Christopher Cross dance remixes or trance or whatever horrible shit they're pushing now.
If you want to get to see good dance music, prepare to drive to Detroit or Chicago or some other big city.
In that vein, Octave One are playing Pittsburgh, Nov. 21st and I'm guessing they'll be great. I'm not sure how big the crowd will be, but it'll probably be worth the drive: http://www.columbusunderground.com/forums/topic/octave-one-live-lawrenceville-moose-pittsburgh-sat-112109
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