Miguel NYE Concert

Saturday, December 31, 2011 (9:00 PM) | Palladium Ballroom 1135 South Lamar Dallas TX

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Miguel New Year's Eve Concert & Afterparty

Palladium Ballroom
Saturday, December 31, 2011
9.00 P M - 2.00 AM

Performance By

Miguel

Hosted By

Pilar Sanders
Lady Jade
Cat Daddy

Music Provided By

DJ Asap
DJ Romeo
DJ Hollywood

Details

60,000 Squre Feet
Huge Dance Floor With Fully Staffed Bars
2 Additional VIP Areas
Live Broadcast By K104
4 Of The Nations Hottest DJs
Champagne Toast At Midnight
Party Favors
Confetti & Baloon Drop At Midnight
Countdown On Large Screen
Celebration Starts At 9:00pm
Hundreds Of Giveaways From Our Sponsers And Partners

Reservations

Exclusive Reserved Area
VIP Packages
Bottle Of Premium Liquor & Champagne
Drink Mixes (Soda, Juice & Etc)
Party Favors On Table & VIP Entrance
Limited 25 Tables Available

Table Packages
Silver Package

8 VIP Tickets
1 Bottles Of Alcohol Of Your Choice
1 Bottle Of Champagne
Party Favors On Table
Reserved Vip Section With Private Server

Gold Package: On Dance Floor

12 VIP Tickets
1 Bottles Of Alcohol Of Your Choice
2 Bottle Of Champagne
Party Favors On Table
Reserved VIP Section with Private Server

Miguel

It doesn’t happen often. But every once in a while a young artist comes along who has the chops, vision, range and creative conviction to change the game. Miguel is among that chosen few.

Let’s start with his voice: The Los Angeles, California, native has one of those raw honey falsettos that oozes into your soul and stays there, even after the music stops. Billboard Magazine exclaims, Miguel, 24, “offers both the sweetness of Babyface and the passion of R. Kelly.” Yum.

Then there’s the power of Miguel’s pen. This Scorpio doesn’t just write lyrics. He paints aural portraits—of his loves, his heartbreaks and his kinky little fantasies. “To me, the best songs are the ones that show how vulnerable, how human we all are,” says Miguel. Penning Asher Roth’s “His Dream,” Mary J. Blige and Musiq’s “If U Leave,” and co-writing on Usher’s Raymond V Raymond album, Miguel says, “For me, writing is like making steak and potatoes into a Happy Meal—how do I work in that substance but keep you coming back for more?”

With the album tracks on his ByStorm/Jive debut, All I Want Is You, Miguel certainly delivers. Through his longtime partnership with LA-based underground stalwarts Fisticuffs, and his visits with veteran boardsmen such as Salaam Remi and Dre & Vidal, Miguel has cooked up a truly genre-bending mélange of sounds. On the same platter, you’ll find traces of the Cali avant garde hip-hop he picked up from his high school homie Blu; the funk, electro and classic rock he borrowed from his crate-digging Mexican-American dad; and the big, rich harmonies of his African-American mom’s traditional soul.

“Overall, I call my style ‘eclectric,’” says the crooner who considers himself a mashup of Prince, Lenny Kravitz and Pharell Williams. “It’s edgy and it defies category, but it still reaches the people.”

Produced by Remi and featuring Roc Nation firestarter J. Cole, the album’s title track and lead single represents this balance. Since early summer, the hypnotic track has garnered widespread critical acclaim, constant radio play and a gang of online praise from everyday fans. The underground hip-hop heads who know Miguel from his features on Blu’s Below the Heavens; the hipsters who downloaded his adventurous, electro- 2008 EP Mischief the Mixtape and the young people of today’s generation screaming for him on BET’s 106 & Park, have embraced the hit single.

With more than 8 million plays on MySpace, his second single “Sure Thing” has also captivated fans. The slow-burn makeup song features a chopped-and-screwed hook with rock candy-sweet lyrics like, “Even when the sky comes falling/ Even when the sun don't shine/I got faith in you and I/ So put your pretty little hand in mine.” Like every track on All I Want Is You, the song is based on a true story. “I wrote ‘Sure Thing’ after I cheated on my girlfriend at the time,” Miguel reveals. “Instantly, I knew I had made a mistake and I didn’t want to do it again. I started writing all these metaphors about how she and I belonged together like, ‘If you be the cash, I'll be the rubber band’ and ‘You be the match, I’m a be your fuse.’ That song helped me sort out how I was feeling about her.” Not only did “Sure Thing” help Miguel get his girl back, it compelled industry veteran Mark Pitts, JIVE Label Group’s President of Urban Music and the CEO of ByStorm Entertainment, to sign the songwriter to an artist deal.