Z100 Jingle Ball

"Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way". For the last 150 years or so, people have celebrated Christmas with this popular yuletide tune being played ad nauseam. However, for making people immerse themselves completely in the jubilation of the winter holiday season, jingling bells will just not cut it anymore, what with all sorts of musical gizmos capable of generating a whole range of jangling and clanging. For the past couple of years, the Christmas season is abuzz with musical balls that boast of the hottest lineup of stars that are going to unleash some of the sickest vibes of that have been blasting out of media portals all over. However, none of them seemingly compare to the Z100 Jingle Ball that goes beyond the music and brings out the star stuff that fuels the manic music machines. And you can be part of all the music madness that is going to down this time around by getting your hands on some Z100 Jingle Balltickets.

 
The Z100 Jingle Ball has been a staple Christmas phenomenon since 2003, and is organized by what is reputedly the trendiest radio station that worms its way through the Big Apple's airwaves round the clock. Since its inception, the annual musical event has entrenched itself in the circular embrace of Madison Square Garden, one of the most famous performance venues in the world. For more than a century, Madison Square Garden has been a notable fixture of New York's sporting and cultural milieu, its current incarnation being the fourth such one, and has been making history since opening its doors in 1968. Accommodating around 20,000 people at a time, the venue has been host to some of the most legendary acts in music, such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, The Grateful Dead and Elton John, the latter two having performed more than 5 and 6 dozen times respectively.

 
Right from its first offering, the Z100 Jingle Ball has been bringing in the most happening musical acts to grace its stage. The 2003 event roped in Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez, Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce, 3 Doors Down, Hillary Duff, Sean Paul and Matchbox Twenty to set the pace for all future shows to follow. Though the 2004 Z100 Jingle Ball had big shoes to fill, it did not disappoint. Featuring the likes of Good Charlotte, JoJo, Maroon 5, Gwen Stefani, and Destiny's Child, and with Hillary Duff and Kelly Clarkson reprising their previous year's appearance, the show was a resounding success. The following years' shows have been responsible for bringing forth some of the most memorable performances from an entire pantheon of the musical industry, such as Kanye West, Ludacris, Chris Brown, Backstreet Boys, Evanescence, John Mayer, Alicia Keys, Timbaland and Avril Lavigne to name a few. The Z100 Jingle Ball has served as a virtual litmus test for many of the current heavy weights of music such as Justine Bieber, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and Katy Perry who all experienced having arrived whilst performing there as they were starting out.
 
 
With the 2010 Z100 Jingle Ball show having gone all out in capturing a slice of the best musical entertainment being doled out to the listening masses, the 2011 one is yet again gearing up to pull out all the stops. This year's Z100 Jingle Ball is serving out a befitting feast of musical treats with a scintillating menu to wrap them all up in. The fares range from the tangy beats of LMFAO and the zingy rap vocals of Pitbull to the electrifying vibes of David Guetta capped by the power ballads of Kelly Clarkson, a Z100 Jingle Ball crowd favorite. The sizzling yet frosty icing on the entire cake will be the grand pop diva Lady Gaga herself who will continue to express why exactly she was Born This Way.

 
All throughout the past 8 years, the Z100 Jingle Ball has kept on giving in typical Christmas fashion. Be it rap, hip hop, pop, rock, R&B or electronic, the Z100 Jingle Ball is the biggest party in town every time it goes down. And getting the Z100 Jingle Balltickets is the only way to take a deep plunge into the whirlpool of melodies that erupt again and again as a musical Vesuvius.