Coldwave/Darkwave Stalwart; Dancing Plague, is coming to Sons of Hermann Hall. Show will open with fashion showcase "Death Becomes Me"
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Noir Society DFW is bringing an amazing event to you on October 24th!!
Kicking off the evening will be "Death Becomes Me" a gothic fashion show featuring designs inspired by the work of Robert Wun and created by a team led by Duke Van Pyre and featuring DJ Lord Byron!! The night will then continue with live music featuring Dancing Plague, Normal Bias, Kris Baha, and Dallas local The Witness.
This event will be 18+
Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
18+
20$ adv
25$ door
30$ VIP runway seating (fashion show)
Presale tickets will be $20, tickets day of show will be $25. We are also offering $30 VIP tickets which will include front row runway seating, there are a limited number of these available so get them before they are gone!
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This event starts with the fall fashion showcase from Noir Society;
"Death Becomes Me". A fashion show dedicated to the beauty in death, with exclusive designs by Duke Van Pyre.
We have a limited number of runway seats, they will sell out so get them while they're still available.
Dancing Plague has carved a niche in the dark and cold electronic music scene. Over the years, the act has become a stalwart presence, etching its mark with a distinctive fusion of EBM, goth, industrial, and synth genres. [They’re new album] Elogium stands as the fifth testament to his artistic evolution, wherein Knowles continues to refine and elevate his unique brand of crushing darkwave.”
- Furio Magazine
"In a brilliant fusion of aggressive electronic rhythms with pop hooks, Dancing Plague intertwines poignant lyrics with the complex emotions of uncertainty in life, love, and aspirations. Against a backdrop of throbbing basslines, rave-inspired synths, and dynamic drum beats, the stories weave through longing, regret, and the difficult acceptance of change and loss. Knowles’ emotive baritone voice adds depth, portraying the relentless passage of time’s erosion."
- Post-Punk.com