New Year X 4

If one New Year’s countdown just isn’t enough, or texting far-away friends at midnight never makes it through drunk-dialing airwaves, or you’re just tired of bars that are more crowded than Times Square — try ringing in this New Year the multimedia way. Popping its cork for the first time in Denver, New Year’s Nation connects eight cities and four time zones in a super-party streamed live via satellite. And while it might sound like a Geek Squad Saturday night, New Year’s Nation is actually an opportunity to enjoy all the perks of a pre-paid NYE bash with the added mix of seeing how fellow party people are celebrating in cities ranging from New York to Los Angeles.

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“Last year we did five cities,” says the night’s founder, Jann Yogman. “This year I wanted to pick up that fourth time zone, and Denver was the obvious choice.”

Starting tonight at 9 p.m. at the 1770 Sherman Street Events Complex, New Year’s Nation includes a four-and-a-half-hour premium open bar, food stations and passed hors d’oeuvre courtesy of Michael’s in Denver, and entertainment by turntablist team Faust and Shortee.

Tickets range from $150 to $225. For more information, check out www.denver.newyearsnation.com.
Mon., Dec. 31, 9 p.m., 2007