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Oakland, CA (Top40 Charts/ Webster Hall Official Website) - Italy's DJ duo Bloody Beetroots will be ushering in the dawn of 2011 with their gritty electronic beats and hardcore punk personas afterhours at Webster Hall on Friday, December 31st. Bob Rifo and company are fresh off their first North American tour, for which they performed as Bloody Beetroots Deathcrew 77, with Bob on guitar, bass and synths, joined by Tommy Tea on controllers andEdward Grinch on drums. Their hits include 2007's "Butter," "Cornelius" and the Steve Aoki-assisted "Warp 1.9," which paved the way for the group's debut full-length release on Dim Mak, Romborama, in 2009. A throwback to the halcyon days of hardcore punk fused with the future of electronic dance music, the Bloody Beetroots always bring a sense of danger to the dance floor.