TrapezeLA: Ossatura Amore

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O Los Angeles! It’s been far too long since together we’ve loosed the chains of fully functional brains, gave a proper swirl to the Trapezean Tilt-a-Whirl, and swung all our collective, respective and selective swingable parts in step with the seismically salacious sonogram of your sonorous City. Life is but a dream — so let’s take a night to get the other kind of lucid for a bit before somebody does the next other kind of stupid thing, shall we? We shall!

Not only that ... it so happens that Trapeze Worldwide shall not be returning to our happy hunting grounds at Lightning In A Bottle this year, as our beloved Amori's Casino compatriots are taking a break from raising their castle's roof. Thats being thats, we suggest you join us May 19th for an essentially epic and epically essential episode of revisionist contouring and revivalist contours at our mother of all love and admiration confederations!

For full lineup details, pretty moving and non-moving pictures, musical machinations, and whatnot, please make your way to the Trapeze Worldwide official website.

'From LA to Vancouver, the wandering burlesque dance party known as Trapeze has been scorching stages and seducing dance floors with an immersive kaleidoscope of salacious performers and seismic beats. Driven by San Francisco DJ/Producer duo Delachaux and The Klown, Trapeze has been christened as the official lightning rod of the West Coast-underground's burgeoning electro-swing cult and features a parade of DJs, dancers and demimondes with a cheeky, bass heavy taste for vintage, old world wonder that's been spliced, diced and hot-wired on tomorrow's sonic dope. Recently heralded by the SF Examiner, LA Weekly and Insomniac Magazine as one of underground dance music's most innovative directions, Trapeze continues to ambush swelling audiences with some of the most uniquely refreshing sights and sounds in contemporary nightlife.' - Beatport

'Trapeze is like if Rod Serling threw a rave in Metropolis' – LA
Splash Magazine

'Trapeze feels like Betty Boop threw an acid party' – SFWeekly

'The place went NUTS!' – Insomniac Magazine