Connor Cruise signs on to DJ the Big Bang New Years Eve Red Carpet arrivals and VIP area

THE BIG BANG NEW YEARS EVE 2012 TAKES OVER THE KODAK THEATER COMPLEX

2012-01-02

ENCINO, CA, January 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hollywood's most elaborate New Year's Eve Bash will be held at the world famous Kodak Theater Complex in the heart of Hollywood. The event boasts the Nation's largest Red Carpet New Year's Eve event filled with celebrities, live performances, DJ's and dancing as attendees will ring in the New Year high above Hollywood Boulevard as they take over the World Famous Hollywood & Highland Entertainment Complex including the Governors Ballroom where Hollywood's biggest stars party for the Oscars. Mario Lopez will host the red carpet and the countdown to 2012.

This year's event will be host to celebrity guests, a gifting lounge, and a mind blowing Midnight Countdown with Live Performances by Chart-Topping Artists Cobra Starship, Rock Mafia & Grammy winner, Lupe Fiasco.

Lupe Fiasco is a Grammy award winning rapper signed to Atlantic Records. Fiasco's latest album Lasers debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. It features hit singles "Show Goes On" and "Out of My Head" featuring Trey Songz. "The Show Goes On" is nominated for a 2012 Grammy for "The Show Goes On."

Cobra Starship is a pop-synth group whose song "You Make Me Feel" on their album Night Shades is heating up airwaves across the country. Cobra Starship made noise with their highest Billboard charting album, "Hot Mess," and has been featured on popular TV shows such as "The Hills" and "Jersey Shore" on MTV.

Rock Mafia is well-known for being a production and song writing team for some of today's hottest young artists like Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez. Recently their song "The Big Bang," has had massive viral success, as the video for the single features Miley Cyrus and Kevin Zegers. The video has over 10 million views on YouTube. "The Big Bang" is also the theme song for the Vh1 series, "Mob Wives."

Mario Lopez is an actor, television personality and New York Times bestselling author. He is the single host of the nationally syndicated daily show EXTRA. Concurrently, Lopez continues his hosting duties on MTV highly rated program, America's Best Dance Crew. Lopez released his bestselling healthy eating guide Extra Lean and their follow ups Extra Lean Family and Mario Lopez's Knockout Fitness.

New York "drops the ball" and Hollywood "Raises a Star!!" Be sure to be part of this epic 6000 person New Year's Eve event, and party with the stars in the heart of Hollywood at its most historic intersection located at Hollywood & Highland!! HAPPY NEW YEAR HOLLYWOOD!

For Tickets go to http://www.BigBangNYE.com. Tickets range from $75- $125

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