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Swedish House Mafia's Steve Angello Returns to Miami (Again!) at LIV January 1

If he hasn't already made plans to build himself a giant geodesic disco dome atop the Fontainebleau Hotel, Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello's top priority in 2011 should be purchasing a prime SoBe condo. Ever since he and fellow Mafia men Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso headlined the main stage...
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If he hasn't already made plans to build himself a giant geodesic disco dome atop the Fontainebleau Hotel, Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello's top priority in 2011 should be purchasing a prime SoBe condo.



Ever since he and fellow Mafia men Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso headlined the main stage at last March's Ultra Music Festival, it has seemed as though Angello's become a full-time MIA resident.



In the last 70 days alone, the Stockholm-bred, Los Angeles-based DJ has booked three local gigs -- one for Halloween's Masquerade Motel in midtown Miami, another over at Space near the end of November, and now this New Year's Day danceathon at LIV.





If you haven't already blown the full party fund, go drop some scratch -- $125 -- to spend January 1 with Steve at the Fontainebleau's most luxuriant lair. But don't worry if you've gotta sit this one out ... He'll be back. In fact, just a couple months from today, Angello, along with the other two-thirds of Swedish House Mafia, will land at a currently undisclosed Ultra week location for the second Miami edition of Masquerade Motel.



And so we'll say it again: Angello is here way too often to keep wasting stacks of cash at luxury hotels. Property investment would be the money-smart move.



Steve Angello. Saturday, January 1. LIV, 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. The party starts at 11 p.m. and tickets cost $125 via wantickets.com. Ages 21 and up. Call 305-674-4680 or visit livnightclub.com.



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