It’s been a while, and I hope you’re hungry enough by now =P

Deek Duke’s Open Wings are back! So, that 30$ voucher could be put to very good use by both hot-food lovers, and less adventurous chicken connoisseurs…

All you have to do is

1. Like Deek Duke’s FB page
2. Subscribe to the blog by email (there’s a box to the right of your screen, just punch in your email =D)
3. Answer this super-simple question

The parking voucher you’re given at Deek Duke Hamra when you pay your bill is valid for how many hours?

People who already won in this competition series are not eligible to win again in this particular Deek Duke contest. TWO vouchers are up for grabs =)

Did you watch TRON Legacy yet? If yes, it’ll be easy answering this question. If not, go watch it and post it from your mobile =P

What is the name of the last contestant that battles Sam Flynn in the “Disc Wars” scene?

First two correct answers WIN =D

To win a voucher worth $30 at any Deek Duke branch, simply do the following:

1. Like DD’s page on Facebook
2. Subscribe to Gino’s Blog (just enter your email on the right of this page)
3. Answer the following question:

Which Deek Duke branch was the first?

NB, first-time posters’ comments won’t immediately appear, so you will have to wait till the competition is closed (Sunday night at 9:00 PM) for the winner to be announced

The big three will be in Lebanon in less than a week, and they’re as excited as we are!

Make sure you’re there on November 27th…

RSVP to the Poliakov Presents Ferry Corsten event on Facebook

Ferry Corsten

erry’s fascination with electronic music began when he was only 16 years old. 21 years later, he is one of the shapers of today’s Trance music, and continues to produce, remix and host events for millions of fans worldwide.

Ferry’s love story with Lebanon began in 2006, when he founded his very own label and released his second album: L.E.F. (Loud Electronic Ferocious). Beirut was L.E.F’s most prominent stop, comparable only to Amsterdam and New York legs of the tour.

At this early stage in Beirut’s career as one of the world’s party capitals, Ferry fell in love with the Lebanese crowd and Lebanon was enamored with Ferry’s immaculate Trance music.

Now, five years after visiting Lebanon for the first time, Ferry’s back for more and Beirut’s as eager as ever.

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Solarstone

Solarstone has fast become one of Lebanon’s favorite DJs over the past year. His debut with Ferry Corsten in 2009 earned him a lot of respect from Lebanese crowds. In an exclusive interview before the November 27 big day, Solarstone had a lot to tell the Lebanese people and a exciting announcements for everyone planning on being at the Forum de Beyrouth next Saturday!

The first thing we quizzed Solarstone about was what he thought and felt about the Lebanese party scene. To our utmost delight, Solarstone had this to say “I was totally blown away by last year’s Twice In A Blue Moon party in Beirut, the crowd was incredible, very receptive and enthusiastic. I think over in the West there is a lot of apathy towards edm, whereas in places like Lebanon it is still a young and exciting scene, it’s not taken for granted, which makes it a very appealing place to play.”

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Lange

Lange is an old school Trance name that unlike others, has kept his creative engine churning out melodic choruses and magnificent buildups for almost 15 years. The British sensation has several Trance anthems under his belt, as well as dozens of compilations with the like of legends Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk.

Lange’s visit to Lebanon on November 27^th with Ferry Corsten will be his first, and here’s what he had to say about that in an exclusive interview with Beirutnightlife.com: “It’s always exciting to play in a country for the first time.  I know Lebanon is one of Ferry’s favorite places to play (and eat!) and he’s not the only one to tell me the crowds are incredibly passionate there, so I can’t wait!

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With little over a week left, it’s time to give away the 3rd Ferry Corsten ticket!