Opening of the New Season at Gaudi Arena Overlooking the Elevator

Gaudi Arena proudly presents the phenomenal party 'Opening of the New Season at Gaudi Arena Overlooking the Elevator.' For the first time on one dance floor, in Moscow's largest club, such diverse DJs as David Guetta and the king of Dutch trance, Marco V, will perform together. After a short summer break, Gaudi Arena is kicking off a new club season. In recent years, Gaudi has gained a reputation as Moscow's main dance floor. Here, the loudest events took place and true electronic music gurus - Moby, Tiesto, Paul Oakenfold, and Timo Maas - consistently performed successfully. Thanks to Gaudi, the colloquial Russian language even introduced the stable expression 'gaudery' - a verbal hybrid of the club's name and the concept of 'clubber.' The club project emerged in 2001, at the peak of interest in mass dance events. At that time, there was a demand in the city for spacious club venues capable of providing the audience with the greatest comfort and maximum options for club activities. The Gaudi promotions team was the first and still only team in Moscow to respond to these public desires, opening the club in May 2004 with the city's largest dance floor, able to accommodate up to 5,000 people simultaneously. The club's construction drew on the experience of world club industry flagships - Privilege on Ibiza and London's The End. In October 2006, Gaudi Arena resumed its operation. Now the club operates in an event format, hosting major events at least once a month. The first autumn party at Gaudi will go down in history with an unprecedented lineup of participants. The club promoters embarked on a bold experiment by uniting two fundamentally different DJs on one dance floor. David Guetta, the author of the global bestseller 'The World Is Mine' and the inspiration behind the legendary 'Fuck Me I'm Famous' party series, will perform side by side with the vibrant representative of 'new Dutch trance' Marco V for the first time. Perhaps, such a thing is only possible at Gaudi! For David Guetta, the party promises to be extraordinary. Until now, the DJ has only performed in small clubs in Russia, and the upcoming set at Gaudi will be his first attempt to 'test' the sound on a large Moscow dance floor. Marco V is also trying himself in a new capacity at this party. In addition to the usual turntables, he will use VJ equipment in his set, illustrating his own music with original visuals. On October 14th, Saturday, at Gaudi Arena, at the party 'Opening of the New Season at Gaudi Arena Overlooking the Elevator,' David Guetta and Marco V will perform, along with Compass Vrubel and Mike Spirit.