NB: Make sure to buy tickets here before the event:
http://www.websterhall.com/thestudio/new/upcoming-events-2
O Music Awards Unboxed is a New York-based event series that pulls together all aspects of the O Music Awards into one wild night: technology, music, audience interaction and our own special brand of WTF?! weirdness.
The O Music Awards — as you should be aware by now — is MTV’s...
[read more] NB: Make sure to buy tickets here before the event:
http://www.websterhall.com/thestudio/new/upcoming-events-2
O Music Awards Unboxed is a New York-based event series that pulls together all aspects of the O Music Awards into one wild night: technology, music, audience interaction and our own special brand of WTF?! weirdness.
The O Music Awards — as you should be aware by now — is MTV’s brand new awards show dedicated to honoring achievements in music and technology. We’ve hosted two shows in the past year — with the third looming on the horizon. “Why dole out awards so often?” you may wonder. Well, because technology never slows down, and in accordance with that scene’s chimera-esque nature, neither do we. Our new Unboxed events series is just another way of keeping the celebration going year-round.
The first event will take place in New York City at The Studio at Webster Hall and will focus on the theme of interaction. We will be previewing Cameo, a new application from the Fast Society team primed to launch at SXSW, as well as going both old-school and synth with performances by classical instrument-wielding indie rockers Miracles of Modern Science and O Music Award nominee MNDR.
The night will also include visuals from installation-come-photo booth The Rainbow Machine, and the chance to participate in a crowd-sourced music video shoot directed by Eli Stonberg.
Unboxed isn’t an app launch, concert or installation — it’s a totally new brand of event.
The Details
Who:
Performers: MNDR, Miracles of Modern Science, DJ set by Flavorpill’s Russ Marshalek
App Preview: Cameo
Installation: The Rainbow Machine
Music Video Direction: Eli Stonberg
What: Apps, music, interaction, weirdness
Where: The Studio at Webster Hall
When: February 23, Doors at 7pm
Why: Why not?
How: Tickets are on sale for $12 (
http://www.websterhall.com/thestudio/new/upcoming-events-2)
