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David Guetta Free Party at Dalt Vila, Ibiza on May 26th

As part of the events surrounding IMS, the French electro-pop star will preside over a free party in the open air environs of Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town.

THERE ARE NO MORE FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT

The event will be on Thursday 26th May from 19:00 and will take place in the same location as Friday's IMS Grand Finale, the Baluarte de Santa Lucia inside the walls of Ibiza Town's Dalt Vila.

In effect, this unprecedented event will act as a giant pre-party for Guetta's F*** Me I'm Famous opening party at Pacha later the same night. Guetta stars alongside Nervo and - given that half the electronic music world will be in Ibiza at the time - we're sure there'll be other Guetta friends along to join the party too.

Naturally, the demand for this event is going to be astronomical and entrance has to be strictly managed and will be guestlist and/or tickets only. The good news is that Spotlight have 500 tickets available for the event and in conjunction with IMS, these will be given to the first 500 people who buy tickets for the IMS Grand Finale on Friday 27th May.

Anybody who has already purchased tickets for the Grand Finale is already entitled to the same amount of tickets to the David Guetta free pre-party. For those people, full details and confirmation of how to redeem your tickets will be given shortly. When the 500 are gone, they're gone, so be quick!

A unique occasion to see one of music's biggest names in the stunning location of Ibiza Town's World Heritage Site, Dalt Vila.

Published 4 May, 2011.

Tags: Dalt Vila IMS Ibiza International Music Summit Grand Finale Festival Ibiza News

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Originally Posted by Hally:
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I just like to get hammered and have a little dance.

Me too!! :)

Posted by Mini Mincetress on 9 September 2011

Haha

Can I change my name then?

I don't even like tea :-P

Posted by Stonebridge on 13 May 2011

Originally Posted by Stonebridge:
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cheers buckley and grego

i just registered it as i was listening to an old house mix from about 2004

and stonebridge was on at the time

i liked him back then but his stuff now isnt great

thanks for the help

Your namesake was once an occasional Spotlighter, with extensive knowledge of proper tea etiquette :lol:
Case in point: http://www.spotlight-forums.com/showthread.php?t=29922

Posted by Morbyd on 13 May 2011

Originally Posted by WeLuvIbiza:
(Mensaje 1368406)

hormonal stages

:lol:

When he's at his best IMO.

Posted by Dan x on 13 May 2011

Posted by Stonebridge on 13 May 2011

Originally Posted by Stonebridge:
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Does anyone know how you know if you bought one of the first 500 ticket to the Fri gig?

Me & a friends bought tickets separately

& if possible we'd like to go to this pre-party on the Thurs too

& wondering if we can or not

Thanks

as it stands. if you bought a ticket through us, you are entitled to tickets for the thursday event.

more details will be given soon.

Posted by grego on 12 May 2011

Originally Posted by Buckley:
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Incidentally, are you named after the Swedish DJ/producer or the North London Housing Estate?

and if it's the former, how do you take your tea???

Posted by matt collins on 12 May 2011

Originally Posted by Stonebridge:
(Mensaje 1369721)

PM James or perhaps Grego and they should be able to help.

Incidentally, are you named after the Swedish DJ/producer or the North London Housing Estate?

Posted by Buckley on 12 May 2011

Posted by Stonebridge on 12 May 2011

Agree with Alphonse and the others.

Each to their own when it comes to house, while I wouldn't go to see Guetta for the money he charges (in pacha) I can see his place in the current scene and good luck to him.

Funnily enough he's just been added to the Monegros desert festival line-up and all i'm seeing in the spanish clubbing forums is complete outrage seeing as it's supposed to be a techno festival.

Just don't see him if and that's it. And if he plays to 10 people they know not book him next time.

Posted by Ferd on 8 May 2011

but the internet would be a very boring place if everyone just agreed all the time :D

Posted by MiniMarc on 7 May 2011

Originally Posted by Hally:
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I just like to get hammered and have a little dance.

Nice one :lol:

Originally Posted by matt collins:
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Fed up with all this musical snobbery and elitism in house....

Although I agree with some of what is said about the current state of play, it's not any of our place to judge. Just let them get on with it we'll do our thing...

If it's for a good cause then who are we to judge...

Exactly.

I was thinking about this on the way to work today. It really pisses me off when people slag other peoples tastes off. Its all hoarses for courses at the end of the day, if we all liked the same thing the world would be so f***ing boring. So yeah there are mainstream commercial Dj's that preople love, then there are the underground Dj's that other prople love, it doesnt make on or the other right or wrong, and it certainly doesnt make one Dj a bellend and the other not.

Lets all just live in peace FFS. 8)

Posted by weloveliam@space on 7 May 2011

Originally Posted by matt collins:
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Fed up with all this musical snobbery and elitism in house..

Exactly!

Posted by Moha on 7 May 2011

Originally Posted by Olly:
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how much do they pay you for this or are you just an intern?

**** me Olly, I laughed out loud to this classic bit of understatement....

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Posted by matt collins on 7 May 2011

Originally Posted by WeLuvIbiza:
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If any of the current totally commercial dj's played spice girls et al, would the crowd, by and large even notice or care?

My fave dj for years, Danny T, is probably commercial in the eyes of the hardcore dance scene ppl, but he has a genuine passion for the music imho. He has gone through hormonal stages but ultimately loves the genre for it's roots, and could have surely 'sold out' many times through his career?

I to love danny t, from groove jet Miami and since, but I don't agree he "could have sold out anytime" it's not easy to write a hit record, many try all the time and never manage it. Some do it but never manage to repeat it. If they could do it almost all would do it and take the money. The reality is you have to be good at it and very very lucky. We all know a hit record doesnt have to be an amazing musical peice but it does need to be a hit.To be honest even without music being made once a dj is making more than an average wage for spinning then he has commercialized his work, and why not.

Posted by danny w on 7 May 2011

I just like to get hammered and have a little dance.

Posted by Hally on 7 May 2011

Originally Posted by Ikoda:
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That would be up to the individual I guess. I count mainstream cheese and stuff from the 80s and 90s, like Aha and the Spice girls...

Posted by WeLuvIbiza on 6 May 2011

Originally Posted by Ikoda:
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That would be up to the individual I guess. I count mainstream cheese and stuff from the 80s and 90s, like Aha and the Spice girls...

It becomes mainstream when it starts getting played on the radio or it appears in the pop charts, hardcore music types would call mainstream anything played on the radio weather it's pop or on a specialist show e.g. Pete tong.

Posted by GazDaBomb on 6 May 2011

Originally Posted by WeLuvIbiza:
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At what point does it stop being dance music and become mainstream cheese?

That would be up to the individual I guess. I count mainstream cheese and stuff from the 80s and 90s, like Aha and the Spice girls...

Posted by Ikoda on 6 May 2011

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