Events
Originally, Angel Music Group hosted music festivals and nightclub events. It has since expanded to business in nightlife consulting, interactive design, as well as producing the aforementioned music festivals.
The company is responsible for producing the large-scale events Global Gathering, Escape into the Park, Hi-Fi North, Hi-Fi South, as well as the United States production for the festival series called Bacardi B-Live.
In late 2007, AMG partnered with US nightclub owner and operator Jon Bakhshi, who is responsible for the Home and Guest House clubs. New projects include nightclubs in Ameristar properties, the first of which, Home, has opened in the Ameristar Resort and Casino in St. Charles. In addition, the group established the first eco-friendly club in the US, to be called "Greenhouse." Greenhouse made its debut in October 2007 with a launch party during Paris Fashion Week, hosted by Carmen Kass and Jessica Stam.
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