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Palm Tree Crew to bring Post Malone and Alesso to Utah for New Year's Eve

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Palm Tree Crew to bring Post Malone and Alesso to Utah for New Year's Eve
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Palm Tree Crew is partnering with Smith Entertainment Group to host a New Year's Eve event at the Delta Center featuring Post Malone and Alesso. The event is part of SEG's Winter Weekend, which includes Utah Jazz and Mammoth games.

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  • Palm Tree Crew and Smith Entertainment Group will host a New Year's Eve event at the Delta Center.
  • Post Malone and Alesso are scheduled to lead the celebration.
  • The event is part of the Winter Weekend featuring Utah Jazz and Mammoth games.
  • A presale for tickets began on October 29th.

Palm Tree Crew is bringing a destination festival experience to Utah for New Year's Eve, according to a October 29 report. The global entertainment company is partnering with Smith Entertainment Group to host a one-night event at the Delta Center on December 31st.

The celebration, which will feature Post Malone and Alesso, is part of Smith Entertainment Group's Winter Weekend. This four-day sports and entertainment experience also includes Utah Jazz and Mammoth games throughout the holiday weekend. A presale for the event began on October 29th, with more than 6,000 tickets available for under $125.

Palm Tree Crew, founded by Norwegian DJ Kygo and manager Myles Shear, has been expanding its global footprint. The company has held festivals in West Palm Beach, the Hamptons, and Napa. In February of this year, the Palm Tree Music Festival debuted in West Palm Beach, drawing 11,000 attendees. The company also operates as a lifestyle, entertainment, hospitality, and investment firm with projects in real estate and consumer brands.

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