Deadmau5 had taken to twitter to vent out his frustration for a gig he had done at Miami, which apparently catered to VIP crowd. Basically a bunch of people stuck to their smart phones. The gig and the spectacle of disrespect to the artist, who wanted to perform for his true fans, left him vowing never to return again. (Read More about it here)

Now, he returns for a shoe absoultely free of cost for his fans, presented by ampm and Jedi Kollective, the 21+ event will take place February 15 at the Ice Palace in downtown Miami. To add to that, there is a minimal processing fee of $1, the proceeds of which would go to the Miami Children’s Hospital.

Club Space, one of the leading venues in the city, took to its Twitter inviting the famed electronic music producer to return to the city to perform a free show that they would sponsor, so his fans could see him in the way he intended.

An open letter from us at Space to @deadmau5 ht.ly/smIK2 – read and share!—
CLUB SPACE™ (@clubspacemiami) January 08, 2014

The open letter which read:

 Dear Joel deadmau5

We read with great interest about your recent show in Miami, and your concerns about fans being placed in the back of the venue while trust fund kids paid premium prices to be placed in front of the DJ booth…

We would like to extend an invitation for you to make these fans happy by hosting a free show for them at our legendary venue, Space. We will extend complimentary admission to all your fans and they will be able to enjoy your music on our huge dance floor without trust fund kids or anything else between you and them.

Space will cover your expenses up to $25,000 for your choice of private plane and five-star hotel so that you can come down and give your fans the opportunity to see you for free and experience you up close, the way you intended.

Please give your fans and Miami another opportunity to show you just how great this city is to perform in and how much we love having you here.

Sincerely,

Space

Club Space is a sprawling, 60,000 square foot studio and warehouse space, the Ice Palace creates the perfect venue for this all-access show, with a capacity for 4,000 guests.

To which Deadmau5 replied:

@clubspacemiami 25k for a jet? no need! just hook me up with a commercial flight sheesh. when? im there.—
  (@deadmau5) January 08, 2014

Registration for free tickets can be done here..