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22 TRAVEL 1. SALA


SALAMANDRA Located right next to the metro L’Hospitalet, the mythic Sala Salamandra is a hotspot for travelling DJ’s and late night party goers. The acoustics are top notch as the venue hosts the best Spanish artist shows! The venue will open this year’s Off-Sonar festival (June 16th) with a big massive DJ line up! Hernan Cattaneo, Guido Schneider, Dj W!ld, Jeremy P. Caufield and Diplo to name a few, with two rooms where about 1,300 people are expected to rub the dancefloor till the early morning!


2. X-CLUSIVE


BOAT Feel ready for an offshore ride? X-clusive Boat is a 30 meter length catamaran that can hold up to 250 electronic music lovers! From June 16th to 19th the Boat will host nothing less than Mobilee, Bpitch Control, Cadenza, and Sci-Tec. WOW! You guys will cast off at 2.00 pm from


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the Port Forum and will have the rare privilege to enjoy the large outdoor dancefloor, the relaxing area at the bow and the two cocktails bars where you may find The Guestlist Network team sharing drinks with some charming mermaids, following the rhythm of the 20 KW sound system! Tickets for that party usually get sold out quickly, so you better make sure you get yours now!


3. GHOA BEACH


CLUB If you have had a chance to


pop to Barcelona before, you should have heard about the cities most spectacular beach club! A huge open air facility, two massive sound systems, Miami style palm trees, pool and the cities sexiest bartenders attend to you all day long! The Ghoa Beach Club will be hosted on June 19th, THE hottest Off-Sonar pool party. Guess what? It’s gonna be a FREE party! From 2.00 pm, Chris


Carrier, Boris Werner, Johnny D, Clement Meyer, Jenifer Cardini, Dario Zenker and sixteen other worldwide DJ’s will make sure you keep dancing until the sunset! It’s gonna be a wild one! Remember, the very first thing to do when landing in the city is to grab your copy of The Guestlist Network Barcelona. You will find it all around Sonar / Off-Sonar Festival with venues and DJ’s highlights, tips and parties not to be missed!


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