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Photos: East Williamsburg Gets Down At BangOn! Warehouse Party
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Published Mar 23, 2014
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While you were busy last night gorging on pizza bagels or hobnobbing with dorks, East Williamsburg was host to BangOn! NYC, which threw its first warehouse party of 2014, titled 'Frequency.' Attendees had to climb a pedestrian overpass over some railroad tracks to get in, so you know this was some serious shit.
The festival and immersive 3D party, which took Bushwick by storm last summer, had a couple fun additions this time: there were gogo girls dancing in a suspended cage as well as multiple aerial acts alternating between elaborate costumes and being nearly nude. There was fire breathing on top of a party bus, a zipline across the whole space, and the Calexico taco truck. Check out some pics courtesy of photographer Tod Seelie above, and check back here so you don't miss out next time.
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