Dance music belongs in Tampa. That’s the ethos of Deep Wave Sessions. The group will host a wild rooftop concert at Sal Y Mar (3650 Midtown Dr) in Midtown Tampa on December 7 from 9pm-2am. The show will be headlined by Dark Heart with support by Noiduh, q.louve, and Jack Wood.
“Immerse yourself in the ‘Holiday Sessions Rooftop Party,’ a spectacular evening featuring the renowned DJ Dark Heart,” write the show organizers. Set against the dazzling city lights of St. Pete and South Tampa, this event brings together Tampa’s elite for a night of rhythmic house music and captivating dance performances. Celebrate the festive season in style, where the holiday spirit and vibrant nightlife converge on a rooftop setting.
Tickets start at $25. VIP and Table Service packages are also available! Get $10 off your ticket purchase with code thatssotampa.
Attendees are encouraged to dress in their elevated and sophisticated best. Deep Wave Sessions wants to celebrate attire that’s as stylish and dynamic as the night itself. The exquisite Sal Y Mar will be serving drinks, tapas, and bar bites until 2am. For table reservations contact jack@deepwavesessions.com
Starting as a former talent agent in Hollywood’s infamous movie industry, Dark Heart’s musical career started with his growing passion to change the world by creating and sharing music.
He quickly gained the support of world-famous DJs and producers such as Vintage Culture, FISHER, and Diplo. Dark Heart’s impressive catalog has accumulated over 130 million streams and he even has production credits for GASHI, Martin Garrix, and more.
Follow Deep Wave Sessions on Instagram for the official announcement. This represents an ongoing event partnership between Sal Y Mar and Deep Wave Sessions. We are here for more rooftop concerts in the city!
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