Felix Da Housecat + Chris Anderson @ Wired Live :: Saturday 2/27

[Connekted]

Saturday February 27th 2010 @ Wired Live

Connekted Events presents :: An Evening with...


Felix Da Housecat
[Rude Photo, X-Mix Productions // Chicago]

Two-time Grammy Award Nominee FELIX DA HOUSECAT brought electro to the masses with his groundbreaking album ‘Kittenz & Thee Glitz’ which included the UK top 40 pop chart crossover hit ‘Silver Screen (Shower Scene)’. From his collaborations with P. Diddy, James Murphy (LCD Soundsytem), and Miss Kittin, to his remixes for Madonna, Marylin Manson, and Nina Simone, Felix continues to shape the sound of music today. His ‘GU34 Milan’ compilation is out now on Global Underground and his ‘He Was King’ artist album is out now on Nettwerk Productions. For those of you who have not experienced the sound of Felix Da Housecat - take this opportunity to be changed forever. Houston get ready!

Chris Anderson
[Matrix, Chemistry Records, Connekted // Chicago]
Special Hometown Appearance - The Legend

The man and legend himself, Chris Anderson, will be making a very special appearance. Chris Anderson's Matrix crew brought dance music to Houston. Chemistry Records paved the way for Houston based DJs, music lovers as well as served as one of the biggest ticket outlets in the state for electronic music events. His production, DJ sets and live performances were always unmatchable. Join us as Chris Anderson returns home to show you why he's here to join the 'Cat.

Fixture
[Uniform, Kolour, Neon Nites, Pacemaker.net // Houston]

CeePlus Bad Knives
[Reprogram Music // Houston]

Area 2 : TBA

Afterhours continues w/ Fixture

Tickets @ Ticketleap.com / Groovetickets.com /
Project Fashion - 2419 Shepherd - 713.526.6577

$15/$20 Limited Presale
$25/$30 VIP

https://connekted.ticketleap.com/
http://fla.vor.us/168680-Felix-Da-Ho...Houston--.html

VIP Includes: Meet Felix Da Housecat, Expedited Line, Private Bar, Drink Specials all night & Free Give-a-ways!! Bottle service and packages available please email vip@connektedevents.com

Doors 9pm - 6am!
RE-ENFORCED Sound & Lights!

Wired Live
2000 Bell St. @ Chartres
Houston TX 77003
[Formerly The Meridian]

New ownership & renovations!

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Upcoming Events ::
Sat. 2/6 :: Mark Farina http://bit.ly/5qaSIg
Sat. 2/13 :: Konrad Black @ Jet Lounge http://bit.ly/6lKBpD
Sat. 2/27 :: Felix Da Housecat + Chris Anderson!! http://bit.ly/6bgKFL
Sat. 3/13 :: Rebel Rave Tour w/ Damian Lazarus & Jamie Jones
Sat. 4/10 :: Gritsy w/ TBA

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[general1053]

I haven't seen Felix da Housecat or Chris Anderson in a long time. Consider me there.

[El-Niño]

Nice one!!!! Cant wait to see Felix again!!!!

[d's nuts]

it's all about Chris Anderson Gonna try to make it down for this.

[((MJ))]

Originally Posted by d's nuts

it's all about Chris Anderson Gonna try to make it down for this.

And didn't Felix the Housecat not show up for a bunch of Houston Shows back in the day. I might be wrong about this. I seem to remember one with Farina where Felix didn't show up.

[whiteowl]

I've tried to see him in houston a few times and he no showed. Hoping this is a go!

Originally Posted by ((MJ))

And didn't Felix the Housecat not show up for a bunch of Houston Shows back in the day. I might be wrong about this. I seem to remember one with Farina where Felix didn't show up.

[general1053]

Anyone remember that party with Felix da Housecat and DJ Funk, probably in 98? It was in a warehouse in a fairly residential area. I know they used the venue for at least one more party. I wanna say it was called Infrastructure but not quite sure. I had a wild evening that night for sure.

[Sinusoid]

Terrific, I'll be there.

P.S. A little bit pricey.

[d's nuts]

Originally Posted by Sinusoid

Terrific, I'll be there.

P.S. A little bit pricey.

events cost money. talent gets expensive. It's priced fairly for the talent.

[Sinusoid]

Originally Posted by d's nuts

events cost money. talent gets expensive. It's priced fairly for the talent.

Puh-lease ... I've seen tickets for 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 $. And yes, they were very talented.

[BradSlack]

Originally Posted by Sinusoid

Puh-lease ... I've seen tickets for 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 $. And yes, they were very talented.

artist fees are not usually determined by talent but by popularity. thus when an artist is more popular you will see a bigger turnout and the promoter can also charge more money and this is the way the artist and their agents tend to view things. (at least the top tier talent for sure) so therefore the prices are high. point being, talk to the artists and/or agents as a consumer that enjoys their act and let them know how you feel. because believe me the promoters do what they can to put on a good show (i.e. lighting sound and venue which cost $$$) as well as bring good talent that will make for a good party and turnout. and part of the way they try to keep cost down at the door is by negotiating with the agents and/or artists. also, another way you could get entry costs down is by gettin behind events and really helping promote. not only do the promoters sometimes compensate you if you help promote an event but the more people that come out on a REGULAR BASIS (this is key) the more safe a promoter feels charging less to achieve the break even point or maybe even do some free shows to give back to those who support his shows. so trust me when i say the door cost is totally fair and you as the partygoer and/or consumer is the one that can make the real difference.

[whiteowl]

very nicely put brad! proper stuff comming from connected

[((MJ))]

Originally Posted by BradSlack

artist fees are not usually determined by talent but by popularity. thus when an artist is more popular you will see a bigger turnout and the promoter can also charge more money and this is the way the artist and their agents tend to view things. (at least the top tier talent for sure) so therefore the prices are high. point being, talk to the artists and/or agents as a consumer that enjoys their act and let them know how you feel. because believe me the promoters do what they can to put on a good show (i.e. lighting sound and venue which cost $$$) as well as bring good talent that will make for a good party and turnout. and part of the way they try to keep cost down at the door is by negotiating with the agents and/or artists. also, another way you could get entry costs down is by gettin behind events and really helping promote. not only do the promoters sometimes compensate you if you help promote an event but the more people that come out on a REGULAR BASIS (this is key) the more safe a promoter feels charging less to achieve the break even point or maybe even do some free shows to give back to those who support his shows. so trust me when i say the door cost is totally fair and you as the partygoer and/or consumer is the one that can make the real difference.

This

[d's nuts]

For Felix? I highly doubt it. He's pretty expensive to book.