The future is uncertain. The future is now.
Let us go boldly....to party like its our last!
December 31 at Metro Gallery for The MIllenium Ball.
Get futuristic, get fancy (or come as you are)
Doors at 9:30 $20@ the door $15 Presale

***Complimentary Small bites & Champagne toast
***Body Painter & Glo stuff
***Gogo Dancers
***Futuristic Video Projections
***Live Collaborative Mural

*Hosted by Kotic Couture
*Performance by JPope featuring Wendell Patrick
* Music by LDP / Ducky Dynamo / Trillnatured

Bios :
Trillnatured (Voted Best DJ in the Club 2016 by CityPaper)
Since winning last year’s “Best New DJ” award, Jessica Hyman, better known as Trillnatured, has grown to be one of Baltimore’s most sought-after DJs. Rocking underground venues from Baltimore to D.C. to New York, and now her own fourth Friday residency at Ottobar called All Good, Trillnatured prefers groovers over bangers and ingeniously blends everything from sensual R&B to chilled-out hip-hop and clever mashups to unify a crowded club and inspire party people to actually dance with each other. As a proud advocate of queer culture and women of color through her involvement with Balti Gurls, Trillnatured makes it known that everybody is welcome on her dance floor—as long as you’re ready to dance. -Baltimore CityPaper
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Kotic Couture: The energy of Couture has been felt in many venues, cities and events in Cities around the East Coast including Artscape, Baltimore Pride’s Main Stage, DC Pride, 9:30 Club backbar, DC9, Kungfu Necktie and local DIY festival Kent Massive. Couture has hit the stage with heavy hitters such as Dan Deacon, Abdu Ali, Bond St. District, TT The Artist, Blaqstarr and with B. Slade opening for Lalah Hathaway at Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. Couture has set out to be a force that makes you dance, feel inspired and fall in love with music along the journey.
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Ducky Dynamo has been a fixture on the scene for a decade now, producing, promoting, and rocking parties in Baltimore's club Scene. One 1/2 of the DJ duo TURNT and resident DJ of biweekly floating dance party DOWN. From Bmore club beats to 80s electronic grooves and everthing in between, Ducky nevers diappoints!
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Singer / emcee J Pope who has been described by Baltimore Magazine as an artist that, “doesn’t shy away from political, social, and religious issues, and frames them with a positive vibe that makes [her work] incredibly appealing." Solo or leadingher band Funk Friday, Pope has performed at venues all over Baltimore city such as Terra Café, Now Child Soundstage, The Wind Up Space; to college campuses in Connecticut, Virginia, and Colorado, to venues such as Rams Head Live, The 8x10, the National Mall and beyond.
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Wendel Patrick has been referred to as "David Foster Wallace reincarnated as a sound engineer" by Urbanite Magazine and as "wildly talented" by the Baltimore Sun. He has been referred to by XLR8R magazine as "a hip-hop producer that could easily make any fan of Squarepusher, Boards of Canada, or Madlib flip out." The alter-ego of classical and jazz pianist Kevin Gift, Wendel Patrick is rapidly making a name for himself as a producer to be recognized. His five albums, "Sound:", "Forthcoming", "JDWP", "Passage" and "Travel" were all produced without the use of samples, with Patrick playing every note of every instrument. What is perhaps most astounding and perplexing to listeners is that there are actually no instruments...he crafts all of the instruments, and every note, electronically.
Equally at home performing on stage with his band, behind two turntables, beatboxing, improvising, or playing a Mozart Concerto on stage with orchestra, Wendel Patrick has toured Europe on several occasions and performed throughout the world with renowned spoken word artist and poet Ursula Rucker (The Roots, 4Hero). In 2011 Wendel Patrick co-founded the Baltimore Boom Bap Society, with Erik Spangler (DJ Dubble8). Wendel Patrick's music has also been heard across the country on NPR stations, most notably on "OUT OF THE BLOCKS: 3300 Greenmount Ave." an award winning program he co-produced with radio producer Aaron Henkin for WYPR that has been featured by the Third Coast International Audio Festival and Hearing Voices as well as the BBC.

In other words.....its going to be SO LIT!

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