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New York - Halloween is no soft holiday; it's not for teddy bears, smooth jazz, or, frankly, wusses. So this year in New York, get ready to go HARD.

RPM and HARD are proud to announce THE HAUNTED HOUSE TOUR, the legendary promotion companies’ first collaboration, and the most fearsome Halloween party this side of the Mississippi.

Set at New York’s Pier 94 – the site of Avicii’s epic New Year’s party – the party brings together EDM’s most dangerous artists, swinging razor-sharp beats and dropping atom bombs of bass on the West Side harbor.

Headliners KNIFE PARTY released the “Fatal Attraction” track of the year with stalker-fest “Internet Friends,” and rocked Beekman Beer Garden for RPM back in June. After huge US performances at Ultra, Electric Daisy, Red Rocks and most recently Randalls Island; Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen will play on the holiday they were named for, and party recklessly with anthems like “Bonfire” and “Antidote,” their collaboration with Swedish House Mafia, plus a box full of their own electro remixes and anthems.

TOMMY TRASH is making his New York debut with the RPM family, but you know the bushy-haired Aussie for hard-hitting, very dirty tracks like “Cascade” and “Future Folk” on Tiësto’s Musical Freedom imprint.

Deadmau5 bud KILL THE NOISE is also making his debut, with his devilish, diamond-eyed skull logo prepping you for the fatal bass onslaught to follow. The former drum ‘n’ bass producer is all about the drop now, collaborating with bass boys like Dillon Francis, Skrillex and Feed Me, and releasing his own originals on Mau5trap and Owsla.

Swedish-born STYLE OF EYE does it all. With releases everywhere from Sebastian Ingrosso’s Refune to indie favorite Fools Gold, he goes from b-tch house to minimal techno to disembodied glitch. With creepy sounds and lurking voices, prepare to enter his sonic funhouse.

Brooklyn native BAAUER’s utterly filthy “Harlem Shakes” on Mad Decent is all you need to know about this very fresh young producer. A little Moombahton, a little house, a little dub, it’s all wrong, but so right.

True to his DJ name, Gary Richards - aka DESTRUCTO - has wreaked havoc on the EDM scene since he founded Hard Events, breaking down the expectations of what live events can be, and building them back up again, with intense experiences like Holy Ship! (party on a boat!) and Hard Fest. As a DJ, he favors electro and techno with unexpected touches, honoring his rave history.

About RPM
RPM is the world’s premier dance music focused marketing and management group; founded and operated by Pacha NYC owner Eddie Dean and promotional director Rob Fernandez. In the last year alone, their team has produced over 200 events in and around New York City, most recently including Size in the Park with Steve Angello, which sold out in just five minutes.

About HARD
HARD was founded in 2007 by Gary Richards (who also DJs under the name Destructo) to return to his roots promoting live concert events. HARD Events such as HARD New Year’s Eve, HARD Haunted Mansion, Hard 13, and HARD Summer have become synonymous with larger-than-life performances, educated party people, stunning productions, and the brightest rising stars.

Due to the nature and scale of this event we will require all ticket holders to attend in the groups that tickets were purchased.

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