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Paul van Dyk After Party

07/28/2008
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(PR) Made Event and Paul van Dyk announced today that they will be adding a special Ibiza-style afterparty at Webster Hall immediately following his performance at Hudson River Park's Pier 54 (Saturday, August 16th). Coinciding with his summer residency at Cream at Amnesia in Ibiza, Paul van Dyk has just released a special double CD mix compilation which is available at stores nationwide and on iTunes.

Shift over to Webster Hall for a completely different Paul van Dyk experience as he brings his own Ibiza summer spectacle "This DJ's F**king Crazy" to New York City. This is the first time Paul van Dyk has brought this exhibition to North America. If fans thought the first five hours at the pier were crazy, they can get F**king Crazier at Webster Hall.

For the first time ever in his long run of outdoor New York City summer concerts, Paul van Dyk will be DJing at Hudson River Park's Pier 54 for an extended set of five hours. Additionally, Made Event will bring in acclaimed sound design company Integral Sound to ensure that Paul van Dyk's music resonates at a level never heard before. Beyond the custom designed sound, we promise a stunning light and laser show that will fire up the sky like the fourth of July.

Tickets for Paul van Dyk at Pier 54 are selling fast and available now for $50 dollars per ticket from www.ticketweb.com. Tickets for the afterparty are only available through a "Combo Pass" that is now available for $70 from www.made-event.com (both while supplies last). The pass will provide entry into both the Pier 54 and Webster Hall events.

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