New summer beats

When Guaba bar in Limassol has its opening party you know that summer is just around the corner, and when it opens with top performers you know they’re starting off the way they plan to go on… strong.

Monday is the day when things will kick off with a performance by Sander van Doorn and Jordy Dazz.

Dutch DJ Doorn is an innovative and progressive artist who has performed thousands of shows in every corner of the world and released numerous solo records, re-inventing musical styles by taking risks with the sounds he creates.

With two full-length albums, numerous hit singles, remixes of the world’s biggest artists, sold-out gigs in all major venues and festivals worldwide, his own successful record label Doorn Records and a weekly radio show named Identity, Doorn continues to bring his music to fans all around the world.

Joining him in his quest to spread the music will be DJ Jordy Dazz from the Netherlands, who will be getting the audience jumping to some progressive house sounds.

Dazz played his first set at the age of 15 and ever since then has been on a steady climb to success with his live dance music.

So grab your beach towel and get on down to Guaba where tickets will be on sale at €5 from 10am until noon, at €10 from noon until 7pm and then €15 from 5pm.

Guaba Opening: Sander van Doorn and Jordy Dazz
Live performance by the DJs. May 2. Guaba Beach Bar, Limassol. 10am. €15/10/5. Tel: 96-340000

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