How the night
actually works.
Stripped down on purpose. Wireless headphones, one DJ at a time, a single channel, and a sunset-hour moment built into the set. The whole thing is designed to fit inside the horizon.
No speakers.
All the volume.
When you walk in you pick up a pair of wireless headphones at check-in. The entire night lives in your ears. From outside the venue you'd hear nothing but the Gulf and people talking. From inside your headphones you'd hear a full DJ set at whatever volume you turn the dial to.
No PA. No speaker wall. No noise complaints. You can take the headphones off to have a conversation at normal volume. You can step away for 20 minutes and come back — the crowd is still moving, nothing has been interrupted.
Single channel.
Year one.
In a lot of silent discos you choose between two or three channels playing different DJs. We're not doing that in Year 1. One DJ is on deck at any given moment and everyone on the sand hears the same thing. The lineup rotates across the night — E3, Sleaze, Drews!ve, Casamoré — but it's a handoff, not a split.
We want the whole crowd together. For a first season, the power of a single feed everyone shares is worth more than the novelty of a channel picker.
Year 2 note: once we're booking 2–3 live DJs we'll turn on the multi-channel option and you'll get to pick. Right now, one feed, everyone together.
A track for the horizon.
One track. Mic'd in once. Lights down. Then the set keeps going.
At the exact moment of astronomical sunset, whoever is on deck drops a track Casamoré picked for that night. The duo steps to the booth for one line — this one's for the horizon — the stage manager dims the house lights, and the sun touches the Gulf. It's a feature cue inside the DJ set, not a separate ceremony. The night keeps going immediately after.
We're not asking you to put your phone away. We're not asking you to stop dancing. We're just pointing at the horizon for one track. If you want to dance through it, dance through it. If you want to watch the sun, watch the sun.
Common questions.
Is it a concert or a DJ set?
A DJ night, honestly. A rotating lineup — E3, Casamoré live, Drews!ve, Sleaze — one DJ on deck at a time. Casamoré plays live at sunset as the centerpiece of the night.
How long is the event?
About 4.5 hours. Doors 75 minutes before sunset, close around 11.
What do I wear?
What you'd wear to the beach at sunset. Comfortable. A light layer for after dark.
Can I bring kids?
Public sunsets are all-ages before 9 PM. After 9 the late set shifts to 21+ where the venue requires it.
What if it rains?
Light rain: we go. Storm: we delay or reschedule. If we cancel, tickets refund or roll to the next sunset.
Can I use my phone?
Yes, any time. We'll ask you to look up at the horizon for the sunset cut, but we're not taking your phone away.
Who picks the sunset cut track?
Casamoré picks it for public sunsets. For private events, the host picks.
I heard about a three-channel thing — what happened?
We love that idea. It's parked for Year 2 when we'll book 2–3 live DJs running concurrent channels and you'll get to pick. Year 1 is one DJ, one feed.
Accessible?
Yes. Flat, walkable venues. Seated space nearby. Reach out via the contact page for specific needs.
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