Above & Beyond will be closing out their massive Common Ground North American tour with a stop in Miami at the famed RC Cola Plant during Miami Music Week on March 22, 2018.
This is Above & Beyond’s third headline event at RC Cola Plant, with previous years quickly selling out. Fans can get their hands on early-bird tickets via a special pre-sale on Tuesday, December 5 from 10am ET. The general on sale begins Wednesday, December 6 at 10am ET.
Above & Beyond will be joined by very special guest and Anjunabeats alumni, Seven Lions, with more guests to be announced.
Kicking off at the Los Angeles Convention Center on December 29, the ‘Common Ground’ tour spans over 25 cities in North America and will support their forthcoming album, Common Ground due out in the beginning of 2018. The tour has additional stops in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Toronto, San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Atlanta and more before coming to a close in Miami during dance music’s biggest week of the year.
Abandoned in the early 1990’s, the RC Cola Plant became a haven for street and graffiti artists. Today, it is an architectural mainstay of the Wynwood Arts District. Revitalized as a prime event space, it signifies the expansion and possibilities of cultural growth, while preserving the character and history of a well-loved monument. The vast space lends itself to festival sized production and sound making Above & Beyond’s annual, sold-out Thursday nights at RC Cola Plant the hottest ticket of Miami Music Week – a perfect warm-up for Ultra Festival weekend.
The show is promoted by DiskoLab – a company that has created a unique bond between artists and music fans all over Florida by creating and developing cutting edge concepts, brands, and campaigns.
The ‘Common Ground’ tour is poised to be Above & Beyond’s biggest yet and adds to their legend as one of dance music’s most beloved live acts. The band’s ever-expanding bucket list of headline slots includes sold-out performances at The Hollywood Bowl, Madison Square Garden, Sydney Opera House, Royal Albert Hall, Alexandra Palace, London, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome, The O2 Arena, Red Rocks and The Gorge Amphitheater, among others.
