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Life in Color (Formerly Dayglow) – Bader Field

Paint-Party Music Festival with Option for VIP Package on December 31 at 7 p.m. (Up to Half Off)

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In a Nutshell

Electronica festival headlined by DJ David Solano culminates in a colorful explosion of paint that coats the audience

The Fine Print

Going to a concert is an opportunity to be around a lot of people and maybe finally collect all those signatures you need to start selling fresh meat in your front yard. Be a part of something big with this GrouponLive deal to see Life in Color (Formerly Dayglow) at Bader Field on Monday, December 31, at 7 p.m. Gates open at 6 p.m. Choose between the following ticket options:

* For $65, you get one general-admission ticket (up to a $108.97 value, including all fees).

* For $85, you get one VIP ticket (up to a $170.77 value, including all fees). The VIP ticket includes an official E.N.D. T-shirt; Life in Color VIP bag; paint bottle; Wayfarer shades; Life in Color CD, Vol. 8 featuring R3HAB; sticker; and 2012 The E.N.D. wristband.

Formerly known as Dayglow, the Life in Color music festival starts parties in cities all over the globe with a vibrant mix of electronica, acrobats, pyrotechnics, and, of course, gallons upon gallons of paint. Alongside DJ-in-residence David Solano, the New Year’s Eve spectacular features pulse-pounding performances from Steve Aoki, whose mixes fill the air with vibrating beats from such stars as Lil Jon and Chiddy Bang, and the bass-heavy dubstep drops of Adventure Club. Tommy Trash joins the party with remixes built from 8-bit parts and scratchy synth. Just when the night is at its peak, a battery of paint cannons send neon ribbons of pink, yellow, green, and blue all over the teeming crowds.

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Life in Color (Formerly Dayglow)

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    Bader Field

    600 Albany Ave.
    Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401
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