Jamie Jones will touch down in the sun-soaked Catalan capital of Barcelona this June, bringing a selection of the finest names in electronic music to a unique location, with the Paradise family set to take over on Sunday 16th June as part of the OFFWEEK celebrations.
Following the culmination of another landmark season in Ibiza last year, where Jamie’s ‘Dance Energy’ theme ignited dancefloors at the DC-10 residency all summer, the Paradise Barcelona party follows the recent Tulum event, and a fifth consecutive Paradise event at ADE.
In signature Paradise style, Jamie will bring a wealth of the finest international talent to the Spanish city, with Loco Dice, Nicole Moudaber, Guti (Live), Andres Campo, and David Berrie set to propel partygoers into another dimension.
Having garnered global acclaim year after year, Paradise continues to deliver an unrivaled party utopia, amassing a reputation as one of the most sought-after events in the world of dance music.
A house music institution of vast proportions: Jamie Jones’ Paradise will play host to the finest selection of house and techno talent, taking you on a trip to Paradise via Barcelona’s hottest ticket this summer.
Line up:
Jamie Jones
Loco Dice
Nicole Moudaber
Guti live
Andres Campo
David Berrie
Sunday 16th June
For more information on Paradise, see below:
http://paradiseparadise.com/
https://www.facebook.com/ParadiseInParadise/
https://twitter.com/ParadisePrds
https://soundcloud.com/paradiseprds
https://www.instagram.com/ParadisePrds/
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