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In the wake of increased efforts to contain the coronavirus in our capital city, Tight Crew’s upcoming Jurassic Ruckus party has been moved. The prehistoric-themed celebration of music and rave subculture was originally scheduled for April 18 at Fete in PVD.
Fortunately, the show will go on — in a major way! In a post to its social media and website, the EDM event production company announced that the party is moving to Platforms Dance Club on July 11. In part, it reads:
“Given the uncertainty of our event and all other events at Fete, the venue has asked us to cancel this event. We’re doing everything we can to make sure everyone gets refunded …
“We will do our best to keep as many of the same DJs on as we can, and we will restructure to bring you something even more amazing. This gives us time to start new and bigger art projects to transform the event to new levels.
“This containment is hitting everybody but especially those in the entertainment and service industries. Please support all of the small businesses you love as we come out of these trying times.
“We hope that all of you and your families stay safe and have enough toilet paper to ride this one out.
“PEACE LOVE UNITY RESPECT
Tight Crew”
One thing is for-sure: Jurassic Ruckus will be well worth the wait. If you’ve attended any of Tight Crew’s past block parties before, or even if you haven’t, I’ll bet you have a sense of just how epic this one will be. This indoor/outdoor party is something amazing that we can look forward to right now!
For more information and to purchase tickets for the party, head to TightCrew.net.
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