antiSOCIAL club chain opens new venue in Goa
The Indian dance music heavyweight's third venue has a capacity of 4,000 people and includes a swimming pool, restaurant and bar
Indian nightclub chain antiSOCIAL has opened its third venue, with the newest spot located at Goa's Morjim beach.
Following a soft launch last month, where antiSOCIAL hosted a pop-up event at the same venue with Richie Hawtin, Decoder and more on the bill, the new club opened its doors last weekend.
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The opening weekend, which ran from December 1 to 3, welcomed the likes of Polocorp, Ankytrixx, Jeremy Olander, Len Faki and Giant Swan for three day parties that ran from 2:PM to 10:PM.
The space, which is a stone's throw away from the Goan shores, has been designed as a dynamic, multi-faceted venue that can moonlight as a café and co-working space when it is not throwing raves.
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antiSOCIAL, which is owned by Impresario Entertainment and Hospitality, launched in 2015 with its now-shuttered New Delhi venue.
Since then, the Indian dance music heavyweight has set up sites in Mumbai, Pune and now Goa, with plans to add a fourth club to its existing group in the south, namely the city of Hyderabad.
In the coming weeks the new Goa-based club will welcome the likes of Alex Kassian, Anyasa, Luke Slater, Wata Igarashi plus rising local talents Priyanjana and Rafiki.
To find about more information about the new antiSOCIAL Goa, visit its dedicated Instagram page here
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