Terminal 5 (New York, NY)
MTV hosts a party and concert on the weekend of the cable network's Video Music Awards. Live performances by indie rock band Phoenix, rapper Kid Cudi and DJ Clinton Sparks highlight an evening of music, celebrities, and fun. The event benefits Lifebeat: The Music Industry Fights AIDS.
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The last date listed for MTV VMA Weekend Party to Benefit Lifebeat was Saturday September 12, 2009 / 9:00pm. (view all dates)
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It wasn't the celebrity laden event it was billed to be. The performances were great or as expected.The cavernous venue swallowed the crowd,so it's hard to say whether this event was underpromoted or booked in the wrong place. But fun was had by all.
I did enjoy the event. Mostly because I love Kid Cudi and as soon and I got there he was performing. But afterwards, there wasnt really much to do. When I arrived, everyone was just standing around talking. There was people playing The Beatles Rock Band, but other than that there wasnt really much to do except get a $3 drink or talk in a circle or stare aimlessly at the ceiling. Good event, but next time, they should give the guest more of a variety of things to experience. Just saying.
Those working at the venue were completely disorganized. We arrived early for a good spot. Those who arrived after us were together to move beside us on the sidewalk to avoid standing on the street where construction was being done, therefore, they got in before us. Will Call did not open until the doors open so no one could pick up their tickets. But the show was great! I wish it had lasted more than 2 hours though.
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The 2009 MTV Video Music Awards are taking over New York City, and MTV wants its viewers in on the action. This refreshing night of music features DJ Clinton Sparks, VMA Best New Artist Nominee Kid Cudi, and indie rock's darlings, Phoenix. Be one of the first to play Beatles Rock Band as it hits the shelves. The best way to party like a rock star is to party with them. Buy a ticket and help a great cause: Lifebeat: The Music Industry Fights AIDS.