Paul Oakenfold
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
7:00 PM Doors
Tickets Price: $25
930 Club Washington DC
930 Club Washington DC
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Thursday, November 4, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
FROM VEGAS WITH LOVE ► DJ CROOKED
Saturday, Nov 06, 2010
PARK AT 14TH, WDC
RSVP: litonevents@gmail.com /// 703.850.4619
Monday, November 1, 2010
BONOBO Live
Bonobo
w/ Tokimonsta
Wednesday, Nov 10,2010
Wednesday, Nov 10,2010
Early Show! 6:00 PM Doors
Ticket Price: $20
930 Club Washington DC
930 Club Washington DC
Friday, October 29, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
B.O.B Live at Grey Goose Mansion
| B.o.B LIVE at The Mansion Presented by Grey Goose | |
| Saturday, October 30, 2010 |
Washington, DC, DC 20008
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Die Antwoord live at 930 club
Wednesday October 27 2010Die Antwoord
7:00 PM Doors // Tickets $20 // 930 CLUB WDC
http://www.ticketfly.com/tickets/event-details/?tfly_event_id=16579
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
UNDERWORLD LIVE
Thursday, October 14, 2010
VILLAINS & VIXENS [at ] BUDDHA BAR
Halloween 2010
VILLAINS & VIXENS
Greetings to all you "Villains and Vixens"!
Come celebrate Halloween with Buddha Bar DC on Saturday October 30, 2010!
♣ Costume Contest $
1st Place: $500 Gift Certificate
2nd Place: Bottle of Dom Perignon
3rd Place: Bottle of Ketel One Vodka
♣ Special Acts
Flame throwers & sword swallower
♣ Sounds By:
DJ Saint James
♣ RSVP & BOTTLE SERVICE:
litonevents@gmail.com // 703.850.4619
► PS: This Event is Strictly Guestlist Only, so please RSVP. Thanks
Friday, January 1, 2010
BOB SINCLAR DC - @ Glow Washington DC
BOB SINCLAR Performing LIVE this THURSDAY DC - @ Glow Washington DC
"Born In 69 Tour" - Bob Sinclar's First DC Performance!
On this night Bob Sinclar makes his highly anticipated DC debut performance!
Limited tickets will be sold to ensure your comfort. Music and Visuals from the main room will also be broadcast throughout the venue!
In 2007, after the success of the albums “WESTERN DREAM” and “SOUNDZ OF FREEDOM” - the latter a compilation/DJ mix stuffed full of unreleased tracks - BOB SINCLAR decided to say goodbye to the Paris rat race and spend a year in Los Angeles to find the right inspiration for a new record. Once there, he came upon some folk-rock that he hadn't heard before (America, Boz Scaggs, John Fogerty, Michael McDonald, Dan Fogelberg).
The events leading up to Born In 69 (his new album, out 11th May) had been set in motion.After having prepared a dozen instrumental tracks between September 2007 and March 2008, Bob then left for Jamaica, where - despite a really nasty fever that hit him just when he arrived in Kingston - he recorded a number of singers such as Christopher Martin, Tony Rebel and Queen Ifrica. Back in LA, a few demos were already finished: good vibes, great vocals, some of them really great actually, but still nothing to put shivers down you back like “Love Generation” or “World Hold On”, still not quite the unremitting beat of “Rock this Party” or “Sound of Freedom”. Only once he had returned to Paris to record some music with his trusty team - especially sound engineer and co-producer Cutee B - was Bob Sinclar finally able to sort out the pieces of the puzzle.“At that point, I went back to the tracks I'd recorded in LA and polished them up. Then I called Steve Edwards who came to Paris in October, took a sample from Richie Havens “We Are Everything“ (a sort of psychedelic song with a Beatles-style sitar) and another from a track by Illusion released in 1969. Using a title with a tinge of flower power, “Peace Song”, the concept of the album started coming together.”Another crazy idea: making a daring blend of “Je ne t’aime plus” by Manu Chao and the voice of Shabba Ranks on a track called “Love You No More”. Manu Chao accepted being sampled and Shabba Ranks came (on time for once!) to the studio that Bob had rented at the end of 2008.
Suffice to say, two miracles had come together. Also in New York, the song that was soon to be chosen as the first single from Born In 69 was recorded: the legendary Sugarhill Gang - who released the legendary old school hit “Rappers Delight” in 1979 - accepted the offer of a collaboration with Bob Sinclar.With a baseline concocted by Cutee B, MCs Wonder Mike and Master Gee rapped out in their unique trademark styles, accompanied by a killer hook inspired by a kid's choir from a Kid Creole song!And thus “LaLa Song” was in the can: a hybrid rap/dancefloor killer where new style meets old school. “Personally, I say 'Bob Sinclar and Sugarhill Gang, they're amazing!' (laughs) I don't know why, but right from the beginning I knew it would be great, and the day we recorded, Wonder Mike and Master Gee told me that they' just come from CNN where they'd been invited for the 30 year anniversary of “Rappers’ Delight“! After a year of trying to make it come together, something magical had happened.”And you can definitely feel it on this first single. A real party track, both vintage and modern, funky and pop.
“I got the concept of Born In 69 by brainstorming around the theme of peace and love and flower power. My birthday is 10th May, and the album comes out on 11th May. It's a great birthday present,” concludes DJ/producer Bob Sinclar. With this decidedly fun and eclectic album just begging to be danced to, Bob Sinclar isn't just celebrating his birthday, he's sending his groove around the world to brighten up some dismal times.-The Main Room (Bob Sinclar)-The Martini Room (Bob Sinclar)-Outdoor Patio (Smoking Allowed)
For Tickets Click Here:
Fur Nightclub DC
33 Patterson St NE
Washington, DC
"Born In 69 Tour" - Bob Sinclar's First DC Performance!
On this night Bob Sinclar makes his highly anticipated DC debut performance!
Limited tickets will be sold to ensure your comfort. Music and Visuals from the main room will also be broadcast throughout the venue!
In 2007, after the success of the albums “WESTERN DREAM” and “SOUNDZ OF FREEDOM” - the latter a compilation/DJ mix stuffed full of unreleased tracks - BOB SINCLAR decided to say goodbye to the Paris rat race and spend a year in Los Angeles to find the right inspiration for a new record. Once there, he came upon some folk-rock that he hadn't heard before (America, Boz Scaggs, John Fogerty, Michael McDonald, Dan Fogelberg).
The events leading up to Born In 69 (his new album, out 11th May) had been set in motion.After having prepared a dozen instrumental tracks between September 2007 and March 2008, Bob then left for Jamaica, where - despite a really nasty fever that hit him just when he arrived in Kingston - he recorded a number of singers such as Christopher Martin, Tony Rebel and Queen Ifrica. Back in LA, a few demos were already finished: good vibes, great vocals, some of them really great actually, but still nothing to put shivers down you back like “Love Generation” or “World Hold On”, still not quite the unremitting beat of “Rock this Party” or “Sound of Freedom”. Only once he had returned to Paris to record some music with his trusty team - especially sound engineer and co-producer Cutee B - was Bob Sinclar finally able to sort out the pieces of the puzzle.“At that point, I went back to the tracks I'd recorded in LA and polished them up. Then I called Steve Edwards who came to Paris in October, took a sample from Richie Havens “We Are Everything“ (a sort of psychedelic song with a Beatles-style sitar) and another from a track by Illusion released in 1969. Using a title with a tinge of flower power, “Peace Song”, the concept of the album started coming together.”Another crazy idea: making a daring blend of “Je ne t’aime plus” by Manu Chao and the voice of Shabba Ranks on a track called “Love You No More”. Manu Chao accepted being sampled and Shabba Ranks came (on time for once!) to the studio that Bob had rented at the end of 2008.
Suffice to say, two miracles had come together. Also in New York, the song that was soon to be chosen as the first single from Born In 69 was recorded: the legendary Sugarhill Gang - who released the legendary old school hit “Rappers Delight” in 1979 - accepted the offer of a collaboration with Bob Sinclar.With a baseline concocted by Cutee B, MCs Wonder Mike and Master Gee rapped out in their unique trademark styles, accompanied by a killer hook inspired by a kid's choir from a Kid Creole song!And thus “LaLa Song” was in the can: a hybrid rap/dancefloor killer where new style meets old school. “Personally, I say 'Bob Sinclar and Sugarhill Gang, they're amazing!' (laughs) I don't know why, but right from the beginning I knew it would be great, and the day we recorded, Wonder Mike and Master Gee told me that they' just come from CNN where they'd been invited for the 30 year anniversary of “Rappers’ Delight“! After a year of trying to make it come together, something magical had happened.”And you can definitely feel it on this first single. A real party track, both vintage and modern, funky and pop.
“I got the concept of Born In 69 by brainstorming around the theme of peace and love and flower power. My birthday is 10th May, and the album comes out on 11th May. It's a great birthday present,” concludes DJ/producer Bob Sinclar. With this decidedly fun and eclectic album just begging to be danced to, Bob Sinclar isn't just celebrating his birthday, he's sending his groove around the world to brighten up some dismal times.-The Main Room (Bob Sinclar)-The Martini Room (Bob Sinclar)-Outdoor Patio (Smoking Allowed)
For Tickets Click Here:
Fur Nightclub DC
33 Patterson St NE
Washington, DC
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Benny Benassi Concert at FUR | 9.6.09 | Labor Day Weekend
Benny Benassi Concert at FUR 9.6.09 Labor Day Weekend
Get on the guestlist for reduced admission tickets at www.redskiesparty.com
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Naked Sushi by Chef Niki Shimasaki !
Naked Sushi !
Nyataimori, Also known as 'Naked Sushi' is Sushi art on a woman’s body, came from the ancient Japanese culture, where Tokyo is world famous for this type of dinner theater and art practice.
Naked Sushi USA© started by Liton Agency in the District back in 2004, at AKI; Café Japone. It quickly gained in popularity and was featured by local media such as: The Post, WTOP, The City Paper, Hot99.5 and many others. Since 2004 Naked Sushi USA© has branched out of the DC area to other cities to include Baltimore, New York, Miami and Los Angeles.
Please join us this Friday the 21st, 2009 with Legendary Sushi Chef Niki Shimasaki (Dragonfly) at Current Lounge as he shows his beautiful Japanese Sushi artistry on the Adorned body of a woman.
Friday August 21 2009
Show Times: 11:30 pm 12:00 am
Sushi artistry by Chef Niki Shimasaki
Naked Sushi USA© by Liton Agency
RSVP/ Table – litonevents@gmail.com // 703.930.0338
CURRENT SUSHI & LOUNGE
1215 Connecticut Ave, WDC
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
SAEED YOUNAN & RICH WEBB WILL AT 4PLAY @ ULTRABAR
SAEED YOUNAN & RICH WEBB WILL AT 4PLAY @ ULTRABAR
Saaed Younan and Rich Webb will be teaming up together this Thursday night at Ultrabar for a massive through down. We have had the pleasure to host events with these two amazing DJ talents in the district. So for all the House Music lovers this event is a must attend before WMC.
DJ Rich Webb will also be releasing his brand new single. "Get High" a tech---house monster is sure to bring it to any prime time set ! Sample available online http://www.musicizonline.com/promo
Since 2002, Rich Webb has been a featured resident DJ in Washington DC at Home Nightclub, Josephine, Club Pulse at Andalu and Club SPANK at 1223, or even in the Versace Mansion. Rich has opened and performed with the likes of Max Graham, Saeed Younan, Dr. Kucho, and Saeed & Palash.
This Thursday you can catch him live and for free with guestlist.
MAIN FLOOR ~~~~RICH WEBB & SAEED YOUNAN~~~~
Bedroom : Hip Hop
Chroma: Salsa
FREE ADMISSION BEFORE 11 (21+)
$10 BEFORE 11 (under 21)
REDUCED ADMISSION AFTER 11
DRINK SPECIALS:
$5 Amstel Light
$5 OO7
$6 Patron Espresso Shots
$8 1800 Silver Tequila
$9 Red Bull/Vodkas
$8 GM Shots
VIP TABLE SPECIALS:
$290 Grey Goose and Champagne
$220 Absolut and Champagne
Guestlist options: MANDEEPSURAH@GMAIL sarnasx1@hotmail.com
Thursday, February 12, 2009
DC Coast Teams up with Local K Street Venues
DC Coast Teams up with Local K Street Venues 
As many lounges and resturants have seen a drastic downturn in attendance at their venues in the past few months. Many lounges have decided to join forces with local resturants in hopes to draw more patrons into their venues.
In the past few months DC's top lounge of 2008 Josephine Lounge recently partnered with Mio Resturant to offer party goers a venue to dine of fine cusine before hitting the lounge for the night.
Now DC Coast has taken that concept one step further with its neigbhoors on K street. When you dine at DC Coast on Valentine Day with a prix fixe meal priced at $50 after 9:30 p.m. After finish dining they will issue you VIP passes to the lounges and clubs that in walking distance of the venue. The venues include:
The Park
920 14th Street NW DC
Josephines
1008 Vermont Ave. NW DC
Lima
1401 K Street, NW DC
Thursday, January 22, 2009
1223 Nightclub ( www.1223dc.com) Is Now Closed
1223 Nightclub and Lounge (Spank) ( www.1223dc.com) Is Now Closed
Well in sad news this weekend is the scheduled last date to enjoy the venue that everyone has set foot in from Michael Jordan to Sultans from Saudi. The former caviar bar and lounge known for amazing happy hours and tons of celebrity guests has finally closed it doors. Just after reaching ten years of amazing parties and events this is sadly the end of the road for 1223.
Owner David Karim has decided to part with the venue and focus on new ventures. As you know DC Nightlife veteran Karim has been one of the steady hands behind the hands down hottest venue of 2008 Josephine Lounge. There are few new projects in the works for David and company that we will remain hush about. Know this though, with such a amazing nightlife resume that David has built over the decades this will not last time you hear from DK.
Well in sad news this weekend is the scheduled last date to enjoy the venue that everyone has set foot in from Michael Jordan to Sultans from Saudi. The former caviar bar and lounge known for amazing happy hours and tons of celebrity guests has finally closed it doors. Just after reaching ten years of amazing parties and events this is sadly the end of the road for 1223.
Owner David Karim has decided to part with the venue and focus on new ventures. As you know DC Nightlife veteran Karim has been one of the steady hands behind the hands down hottest venue of 2008 Josephine Lounge. There are few new projects in the works for David and company that we will remain hush about. Know this though, with such a amazing nightlife resume that David has built over the decades this will not last time you hear from DK.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
D.C. Bars and Nightclubs Offered little wiggle room in bar hours
D.C. Bars and Nightclubs Offered little wiggle room in bar hours
The District's decision to extend last-call for bars and nightclubs during the inauguration week has its limits, officials said yesterday: Those businesses that have struck agreements in the past with neighborhood groups over hours and rules must honor them.
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty and Attorney General Peter Nickles announced that these "voluntary agreements," some of which go back 20 years, will remain enforceable, covering about 345 of the 1,027 establishments across the city. Many, but not all, of the agreements preclude the sale of alcohol after 2 a.m. on weekdays and after 3 a.m. on weekends.
The announcement was a victory for neighborhood activists who expressed concern about noise, disorderly conduct and other problems if the rules were not enforced.
The decision came three days after the D.C. Council formally approved legislation to allow bars and nightclubs to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. from Jan. 17 through 21.
The council initially planned to extend the hours until 5 a.m. but backed off amid criticism from some inaugural planners on Capitol Hill.
The 4 a.m. hour matches the extension that is typically granted for New Year's Eve. The usual cutoff hours are 2 a.m. on weekdays and 3 a.m. on weekends.
"We have also been very sensitive and cooperative and supportive of the business community who wants to be able to welcome the many people who are coming to the District of Columbia to help celebrate the magnificent occasion that is the presidential inauguration," Fenty (D) said at an afternoon news conference.Nickles said the question was whether the council's legislation affected the voluntary agreements. The conclusion was no.
"These agreements are in my view contracts," Nickles said. "As contracts, they are entitled to the protection of the Constitution, which protects the sanctity of contracts, and the council cannot affect their enforceability. So, those establishments that have voluntary agreements will have to abide by the restrictions in those voluntary agreements."
Those establishments without agreements, or whose agreements do not contain alcohol sale restrictions, must preregister with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. during the inauguration period. Registration forms will be available Monday, a board official said.
By Michael E. RuaneWashington Post Staff Writer
The District's decision to extend last-call for bars and nightclubs during the inauguration week has its limits, officials said yesterday: Those businesses that have struck agreements in the past with neighborhood groups over hours and rules must honor them.
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty and Attorney General Peter Nickles announced that these "voluntary agreements," some of which go back 20 years, will remain enforceable, covering about 345 of the 1,027 establishments across the city. Many, but not all, of the agreements preclude the sale of alcohol after 2 a.m. on weekdays and after 3 a.m. on weekends.
The announcement was a victory for neighborhood activists who expressed concern about noise, disorderly conduct and other problems if the rules were not enforced.
The decision came three days after the D.C. Council formally approved legislation to allow bars and nightclubs to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. from Jan. 17 through 21.
The council initially planned to extend the hours until 5 a.m. but backed off amid criticism from some inaugural planners on Capitol Hill.
The 4 a.m. hour matches the extension that is typically granted for New Year's Eve. The usual cutoff hours are 2 a.m. on weekdays and 3 a.m. on weekends.
"We have also been very sensitive and cooperative and supportive of the business community who wants to be able to welcome the many people who are coming to the District of Columbia to help celebrate the magnificent occasion that is the presidential inauguration," Fenty (D) said at an afternoon news conference.Nickles said the question was whether the council's legislation affected the voluntary agreements. The conclusion was no.
"These agreements are in my view contracts," Nickles said. "As contracts, they are entitled to the protection of the Constitution, which protects the sanctity of contracts, and the council cannot affect their enforceability. So, those establishments that have voluntary agreements will have to abide by the restrictions in those voluntary agreements."
Those establishments without agreements, or whose agreements do not contain alcohol sale restrictions, must preregister with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. during the inauguration period. Registration forms will be available Monday, a board official said.
By Michael E. RuaneWashington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
NEW YEARS EVE DC 2009 | FREE EVENTS | LITON EVENTS BAILOUT
NEW YEARS DC 2009 FREE EVENTS LITON EVENTS BAILOUT
Breadsoda
Free admission, free pool, free bowling on the Wii, free darts, free shuffleboard, a free midnight champagne toast and music by DJ Fatty.
Buffalo Billiards
The Dupont pool hall will be open until 4 a.m. with the usual rates in effect for pool and shuffleboard.
Halo
The two-for-one drink special has been extended until 4 a.m., and at midnight, everyone receives a free shot instead of a glass of champagne. DJ Daniel Kristophre spins house music all night.
Stetson's
After the usual Wednesday happy hour -- $3.50 beers and $2.50 rail drinks until 8 -- get 25-cent wings all night. Both levels of the bar will be open and will fill quickly.
Sticky Rice
The All Good Funk Alliance keeps up its tradition of free booty-shaking New Year's Eve parties, throwing a bash with DJs Ray Casil, J Sonel and KC spinning house, funk and music that will make you move.
Source - Fritz Hahn - Washington Post -
Breadsoda
Free admission, free pool, free bowling on the Wii, free darts, free shuffleboard, a free midnight champagne toast and music by DJ Fatty.
Buffalo Billiards
The Dupont pool hall will be open until 4 a.m. with the usual rates in effect for pool and shuffleboard.
Halo
The two-for-one drink special has been extended until 4 a.m., and at midnight, everyone receives a free shot instead of a glass of champagne. DJ Daniel Kristophre spins house music all night.
Stetson's
After the usual Wednesday happy hour -- $3.50 beers and $2.50 rail drinks until 8 -- get 25-cent wings all night. Both levels of the bar will be open and will fill quickly.
Sticky Rice
The All Good Funk Alliance keeps up its tradition of free booty-shaking New Year's Eve parties, throwing a bash with DJs Ray Casil, J Sonel and KC spinning house, funk and music that will make you move.
Source - Fritz Hahn - Washington Post -
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