Red all around

By Maria Gregoriou

Last year the Guaba beach bar in Limassol gave us all an amazing event during its Red Sunday line-up and this year the bar promises to keep things redder and hotter than ever.

Get ready for live performances with DJs Kryder and Tom Staar who are uniting the worldwide party concept of Redlight. But that is not all, you can also get a load of the local rock band Minus One and the Guaba residents.

DJ Kryder from the UK started setting a new musical trend with sounds which are just too fresh to label and an energy that keeps people on the dance floor and the music industry wondering what he will come up with next.

Starr, from London, will be joining the DJ to make sure that music is not just noise, it is an evolution. If you doubt it, just know that the DJ has already toured across the world and he is still at square one in his career.

But this good vibe Sunday comes with some rules. Wear red bikinis, red summer scarves, get your body painted red, grab hold of some red Guaba flags and anything else you can red-up, do so.

Red Sunday
Live performance from DJs Kryder and Tom Starr, and also a performance by Minus One. May 31. Guaba Beach Bar, Limassol. 10am. Tel: 95-340000

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