Musicians often cultivate a dynamic stage persona by filling their shows with multiple costume changes, elaborate choreography, and family-vacation slideshows. Feast your eyes and ears on a thrilling performance with today’s deal: for $9, you get one general-admission ticket to see Architecture in Helsinki inside the Hell Venue of The Masquerade on Saturday, November 12, at 7:30 p.m. (up to an $18 value, including all ticketing fees). Doors open at 7 p.m.

Popular globetrotting pop collective Architecture in Helsinki transforms The Masquerade, a cleverly renovated century-old mill building, into a throbbing, futuristic discotheque as its latest tour storms American shores. Formed in Melbourne, the ambidextrous dance band stirs fans with a tornado of flamboyant sounds, infectious anthems, and commitment-free instrument swapping. With hits such as “Do the Whirlwind” and latest single “Contact High,” lead crooner Cameron Bird and his cakewalking team of tunesmiths tickle ear bones and rehabilitate ankles in support of their latest album, Moment Bends. During the kaleidoscopic performance, the band seduces grateful dance floors with smile-baiting 10-foot hooks and sounds culled from hypnotic synths, romantic glockenspiels, and strummed chest hairs. Filling out the bill, Swedish dance wizards Lo-Fi-Fnk interweave house beats with indie-pop covers and remixes, and pop enthusiasts Dom charm with stargazing Casios and hockey anthems about their cats.