HARD ROCK CAFE AYIA NAPA SUCCESSFULLY HOSTED A GRAND OPENING PARTY

Hard Rock Café Ayia Napa organized an unforgettable night at Hard Rock Café Ayia Napa! On Friday, September 16, 2016, Hard Rock celebrated with locals and city guests by organizing an open, free concert outside the café’s premises, commemorating the grand opening of Hard Rock Cafe Ayia Napa. The event featured an unforgettable live performance by Minus One & 48 ORES, featuring DJ Kypros Karaviotis and MC Marshall, all brought together especially for the Great Opening Party.

 

A press conference highlighting the grand opening of Hard Rock Cafe Ayia Napa was held prior to the free concert and featured the evening’s performers as well as special guests including Hard Rock International executives Antonio Bautista, Senior Vice President of Operations and Development, and Anibal Fernandez, Franchise Area Vice President for EMEA countries and representatives of local authorities including Yiannos Karousos, the mayor of Ayia Napa. During the press conference Minus One donated to Hard Rock Café Ayia Napa the band’s costumes they wore at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, to include it in the Café’s memorabilia collection.

 

The café’s collection of Memorabilia includes among others:

Elvis Presley’s suede outfit

Prince’s vest

Mick Jone’ hat from The Clash

Eric Clapton’s tour jacket

Jimi Hendrix’s vest

 

Hard Rock Cafe Ayia Napa in the Limelight

Since its opening in 29th May, Hard Rock Cafe has been one of the most attractive new places in Ayia Napa this summer. The three-story café, which intends to stay open for locals all year-round, features external and internal dining areas, a music stage which will showcase local live music bands & other type of events during the winter season, three upscale vibrant bars, a Rock Shop retail store and an interactive Rock Wall Solo™ – a high-resolution interactive touch wall that enables fans to virtually explore the world’s greatest music memorabilia collection.

 

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