HousePeople
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This is how it looked
I think this Picture shows the Kaufleuten Club in Zurich Switzerland. Just saying.
Bomba Ibiza Launches May 22nd
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I think this Picture shows the Kaufleuten Club in Zurich Switzerland. Just saying.
ibizainside
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No....its rumoured to be Steve Angello as an after-party to the rumoured Axwell/Ingrosso party at Ushuaia on Wednesday.
Angello ticket price wont be cheap I guess.......Morillo now for Thursdays???
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icebaer69
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yes - it´s that klub in zürich.
but ex-heaven-building had nothing to do with ibiza, too.
absolutely ZERO ibiza-feeling inside, could have been a disco anywhere in some hillbillyrednecktown ...
angels was good back in the day - with that open-air-poolbar-thing and entrance still from seaside
stivi
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Moha
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Right. I got connfused with purple music night!
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So that will mean Morillo on Monday's and Angello on Wednesday's.
At least in the article there was a mention of prices
"I think ticket prices wil be somewhere between 35€ and 55€, depending on the night, the time of the year, the DJs and the demand.
Although the I think makes me nervous
Yes if the rumours are true. A v clever piece of marketing by Bomba.
ticket prices are fair for Ibiza.
Morbyd
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Ha! Either my memory is sh1t or that does kind of look like it!
Its great to see something new for ibiza, and some people should stop slating things before they've even been given a chance. yes the club has vip, name one that doesnt cause even dc10 does... the prices seem very reasonable and if the vips paying quite a bit more means cheaper for everyone else then thats surely a good move?
would be surprised if angello did an "afterparty" for the other two though... time will tell eh
would be surprised if angello did an "afterparty" for the other two though... time will tell eh
sorry but this is not my ibiza, this is not my party, nor is any other party where the money is so important and the damn VIP area, and VIP VIP VIP VIP, which kills the party that may exist on the dance floor
the electronic music is not going to good direction.... our clubs have infiltrated a lot of people who are not going to dance, entrepreneurs want this? okey, but gradually kill the authentic clubber
the electronic music is not going to good direction.... our clubs have infiltrated a lot of people who are not going to dance, entrepreneurs want this? okey, but gradually kill the authentic clubber
kimajy
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^^ It's a shame there's not a proper choice any more. The small venue parties are crushed and there's room for both - only places like Underground, Sirocco etc. keep going - and even there drinks are pricey now. Aura was one of the last remaining refuges and that's all over. Need some more like that to balance the scales a bit. Drinks were as pricey at La Plage as Space - but on some nights there were really good parties so didn't mind paying as entry was free. I don't really want to feel so manoeuvered into going to fancy parties when often the smaller simple ones are as much fun (sometimes more so).
There's still really good music to be had in Ibiza but it's just a shame that "free" enterprise isn't given a bit more breathing space in the clubbing scene - it's a pretty closed shop with a high entry price tag - and that goes for club owners / promoters as well as punters, one way or the other.
Whatever music is being played, in the end it's the atmosphere that leaves a party made or broken and many factors go into that. I've actually nothing particularly against bottle service areas - provided those in them are up, dancing and having a great time along with everyone else. Like they were at that Cocoon night with Richie Hawtin last year at Amnesia. It's different to my first choice of environment but not necessarily the end of the world. People going out to be seen or to say they've been somewhere or seen a particular well known DJ and then sitting or standing around bored with the music or each other and those around them are the true killers. That can happen in venues with or without VIP areas, but it happens a lot in those with them. If a venue attracts the right sort of crowd for a great party then it doesn't really matter whether there's bottle service or not, though I still prefer "not" ! The trouble is that often those venues with enough of these areas don't attract true party people with that certain spirit and it's this which is at the root of the dilemma imho.
There are various approaches to dealing with this, many of which are more contentious than having velvet ropes around the place (e.g. selection rather than advance tickets once a club is established). Those not admitted will often feel aggrieved and you can end up causing division and controversy. However, sometimes the ends justify the means. All a promoter / club owner can do is try to get the balance right and create favourable conditions in which hopefully a great party can flourish. There's only one way to find out if this one's going to light the touch paper - and that's to wait and see.
If truly great nights take place on the island then in the end it matters not where they take place or who puts them on, what matters is that they keep happening. And for that to happen the crowds who make those parties need to back their horses and go out determined to make the best of the time they have. With enough people adopting that mindset, this is actually all it really takes and that's the spirit that needs keeping alive. The venue is the least important input as long as there's reasonable space to move and a reasonable headcount. You can have an amazing party in a garage with smashed up windows just as easily as a fancy club. So get in the right crowd, dish up some great music and they'll do the rest themselves. VIP areas don't make this easier but they aren't the end of the world - as long as the crowd is right.
So let's wait and see what crowd Bomba draws in. That'll have as much if not more of an impact on the sort of place it turns out to be and the nights to be had there as anything else.
There's still really good music to be had in Ibiza but it's just a shame that "free" enterprise isn't given a bit more breathing space in the clubbing scene - it's a pretty closed shop with a high entry price tag - and that goes for club owners / promoters as well as punters, one way or the other.
Whatever music is being played, in the end it's the atmosphere that leaves a party made or broken and many factors go into that. I've actually nothing particularly against bottle service areas - provided those in them are up, dancing and having a great time along with everyone else. Like they were at that Cocoon night with Richie Hawtin last year at Amnesia. It's different to my first choice of environment but not necessarily the end of the world. People going out to be seen or to say they've been somewhere or seen a particular well known DJ and then sitting or standing around bored with the music or each other and those around them are the true killers. That can happen in venues with or without VIP areas, but it happens a lot in those with them. If a venue attracts the right sort of crowd for a great party then it doesn't really matter whether there's bottle service or not, though I still prefer "not" ! The trouble is that often those venues with enough of these areas don't attract true party people with that certain spirit and it's this which is at the root of the dilemma imho.
There are various approaches to dealing with this, many of which are more contentious than having velvet ropes around the place (e.g. selection rather than advance tickets once a club is established). Those not admitted will often feel aggrieved and you can end up causing division and controversy. However, sometimes the ends justify the means. All a promoter / club owner can do is try to get the balance right and create favourable conditions in which hopefully a great party can flourish. There's only one way to find out if this one's going to light the touch paper - and that's to wait and see.
If truly great nights take place on the island then in the end it matters not where they take place or who puts them on, what matters is that they keep happening. And for that to happen the crowds who make those parties need to back their horses and go out determined to make the best of the time they have. With enough people adopting that mindset, this is actually all it really takes and that's the spirit that needs keeping alive. The venue is the least important input as long as there's reasonable space to move and a reasonable headcount. You can have an amazing party in a garage with smashed up windows just as easily as a fancy club. So get in the right crowd, dish up some great music and they'll do the rest themselves. VIP areas don't make this easier but they aren't the end of the world - as long as the crowd is right.
So let's wait and see what crowd Bomba draws in. That'll have as much if not more of an impact on the sort of place it turns out to be and the nights to be had there as anything else.
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icebaer69
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despite announcing an opening-date bomba still has NO licence to open !
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/forum/showthread.php?t=76562&page=3&p=1449572&viewfull=1#post1449572
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/forum/showthread.php?t=76562&page=4&p=1451531&viewfull=1#post1451531
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La nueva discoteca Bomba aún no tiene la licencia de obra
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/noticias/local/nueva-discoteca-bomba-aun-tiene-licencia-obra.html
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A promoter threatens to sue Vila if they allow to re-open the old Heaven
One of the partners of Solymar Alba SL, lessee at the time of the club Penelope (located at the beginning of the ride Joan Carles I), has submitted written arguments and several complaints in warning the Eivissa City Council they will take legal action if the institution grants this license to open local nightclub activity or party room. This businessman presented his arguments on Wednesday (public exhibition period ended yesterday), but had already entered into the Consistory to two letters of complaint on April 1 and March 19.
The City Council considers correctable violations that caused the closure in 2007
and reactivate the license.
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...ila-autoriza-abrir-antiguo-heaven/614288.html
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/forum/showthread.php?t=76562&page=3&p=1449572&viewfull=1#post1449572
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/forum/showthread.php?t=76562&page=4&p=1451531&viewfull=1#post1451531
"...
La nueva discoteca Bomba aún no tiene la licencia de obra
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/noticias/local/nueva-discoteca-bomba-aun-tiene-licencia-obra.html
"...
A promoter threatens to sue Vila if they allow to re-open the old Heaven
One of the partners of Solymar Alba SL, lessee at the time of the club Penelope (located at the beginning of the ride Joan Carles I), has submitted written arguments and several complaints in warning the Eivissa City Council they will take legal action if the institution grants this license to open local nightclub activity or party room. This businessman presented his arguments on Wednesday (public exhibition period ended yesterday), but had already entered into the Consistory to two letters of complaint on April 1 and March 19.
The City Council considers correctable violations that caused the closure in 2007
and reactivate the license.
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...ila-autoriza-abrir-antiguo-heaven/614288.html
Licences stories in Ibiza:you can make a book bigger than the bible
Would probably have more contradictions and absurd loopholes than the bible as well!
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icebaer69
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The mayor of Eivissa, Marienna Sánchez-Jáuregui, said yesterday that he will close the disco bomba (promoted by the Italian businessman Giuseppe Cipriani on the promenade) if the promoters decide to open it without a license.
"You never can allow opening if not allowed, the City would immediately at the close, although I would not dare to open unlicensed ', the first mayor said when asked about the intentions of the promoters to open the disco next May 22.
As Jáuregui explained, it is true that the General Urban Plan of Vila prevents opening new discostecas, but in this case you have to consider is whether the license that existed at the time still in effect or not.
"The technical services are analyzing, there are a number of technical and legal procedures," said the first mayor, who said reports needed urban, industrial engineer and a public inquiry. "
... nothing is yet claiming that this authorization can be given" the mayor added.
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...cerrara-bomba-decide-abrir-mayo-licencia.html
The mayor of Eivissa, Marienna Sánchez-Jáuregui, said yesterday that he will close the disco bomba (promoted by the Italian businessman Giuseppe Cipriani on the promenade) if the promoters decide to open it without a license.
"You never can allow opening if not allowed, the City would immediately at the close, although I would not dare to open unlicensed ', the first mayor said when asked about the intentions of the promoters to open the disco next May 22.
As Jáuregui explained, it is true that the General Urban Plan of Vila prevents opening new discostecas, but in this case you have to consider is whether the license that existed at the time still in effect or not.
"The technical services are analyzing, there are a number of technical and legal procedures," said the first mayor, who said reports needed urban, industrial engineer and a public inquiry. "
... nothing is yet claiming that this authorization can be given" the mayor added.
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...cerrara-bomba-decide-abrir-mayo-licencia.html
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