Now I have the design inspiration - dark, moody, music-focused aesthetic with bold typography, grainy film vibes, and intimate photography. Let me create the event page with Fred Again's raw, intimate style - dark background, bold sans-serif type, film grain textures, and a focus on the visceral experience.

Now let me create the main event page with Fred Again's aesthetic:

The file exists according to Glob but can't be read - this is likely because it's empty or the starter template handles it. Let me check the globals.css more carefully since that's where Tailwind v4 handles configuration. The font variables need to be added there:

I need to update the font references in the @theme inline block to use the CSS variables from the layout:

Your BREW & BASS event website is ready! Here's what I built in Fred Again's signature style:

Design Elements:

• Dark, moody aesthetic with a near-black background and warm cream/amber accent tones
• Bold, impactful typography using Space Grotesk for headlines with dramatic tracking animations
• Film grain overlay on key sections to capture that lo-fi, intimate documentary feel
• Grainy hero image of an underground coffee shop rave atmosphere

Structure:

1. Hero Section - Full-screen immersive intro with animated title reveal and scroll indicator
2. Event Details - Clean grid showing date, venue, and capacity with hover interactions
3. CTA Section - Strong call-to-action button linking directly to your Luma event page

To connect your actual event, just update the LUMA_LINK constant in /components/cta-section.tsx with your real Luma URL (currently set to https://lu.ma/your-event-link).

The files weren't saved properly. Let me recreate them:

The files are now properly created. The page should display now with the full event website - a dark, moody hero section with the BREW & BASS title, event details grid, and a CTA button linking to Luma. Just update the LUMA_LINK constant in the CTA section with your actual Luma URL.