Every weekend, you finish work, catch dinner and drinks with friends, catch some more drinks, and maybe catch some pills at the club. And before you know it, you wake up Sunday morning (um, afternoon) passed out under a car.
On Halloween, it's pretty much the same deal, except you're in costume. And because you'll undoubtedly need a soundtrack for your balls-to-the-wall Halloween weekend orgy, look no further than the fist-pumping, pro-pookie party music of Sebastian Ingrosso, one-third of the increasingly acclaimed techno-house production team Swedish House Mafia.
Ingrosso will have a hand in Go Big Productions' annual Halloween party, Back in Black, which declares itself "the largest dance music costume event in the US." Its organizers are even building their own creepy Coliseum: the Scope Art Arena, future home of the Scope Art Fair, a midtown Art Basel satellite that also hosted last year's Halloween edition of SHM's Masquerade Motel Miami.
The 2011 version of the venue will include a 70,000-square-foot multilevel arena, 100 VIP tables, private lounges, three stories of LED lights, 26 bars, and a staff of 200. With such lavish, imperial resources at his disposal, there's no doubt that Ingrosso — alongside Erick "I Like to Move It" Morillo and French house mafioso Bob Sinclar — will make this Halloween the biggest and sluttiest one ever.
