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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

NEW!! Club Quattro KL is located at ground floor of Avenue K along Jalan Ampang. It's also located at one of the best KL hotspot. It's the first club which carries the name of 4 seasons where you can chill, dine, party and unwind at Summer Restaurant, Spring Lounge, Autumn Club and Winter Bar.
SPRING
is the time of renaissance when snow melts, rivers flow and the rain meets the earth and gives birth to new beginnings; the Spring Lounge invites you to celebrate life. The Russell Quartet will set the stage with song, attitude delivered soulful funk renditions of good music from all eras. Russell Curtis comes from a family of musicians and most notable is his uncle, Paul Ponnudorai, rated third best guitarist in the world by Guitar Player Magazine. Continuing the family legacy, Russell has appeared in numerous TV performances and entertained in various concerts including The Karyawan Music Festival.
SUMMER
marks the warmest of the year with the longest of days. Kuala Lumpur is just that all year around and some days can be made longer than others. Stretch and while away your time as you dine al fresco or under a cool canopy of an art nouveau shaded woods. Serving Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Local, French and Italian cuisine, the Summer Restaurant offers a gastronomical medley to please the palate and nourish hungry souls.
AUTUMN(Club)
marking the transition between summer and winter, autumn’s windy brush paint nature’s canvas with beautiful colours of red, orange, and golden brown. Step into the land of the rising sun. Step up to the 50 foot copper bar, where the wall comes alive with autumn leaves dancing in the wind. Step out to the dance floor and bathe in the lights and music of Kuala Lumpur’s first Japanese themed club.
Giant Kabuki masks taunt you to dance on. 6 feet tall birdcages that hang on ceilings and tatami mats on walls sing and shout the East as kimono clad women serve you party refreshments. Set in 6,000 square feet, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, this awe inspiring club celebrate ladies nights 2 times a week. Thursday is particularly interesting as the Japanese culture takes centre stage - Tokyo Naito with Roundhead and Double D where the music is crazy with wild mixtures of popular tracks from all genres and even Japanese dance tunes are thrown into the musical melange. Watch out for live DJ and band performances from Japan. Banzai to the dance floor!
WINTER(Bar)
Clean white snow and longer nights beckon patrons to Club Quattro’s Winter Bar. With temperatures ranging cool from 8 to 12 degrees Celsius, clubbers can now party in style – dressed to the nines in jackets and sleek sexy suits. In a separate windowed room, snow falls every hour on the hour.
The Time Machine:Dance Music of All Era’s with Dj Soprano on a musical ride that spans 4 decades! (70’s, 80’s,90’s & 00’s). Thursday feature Dj Caldwin with a music RPM that will take you to maximum torque as tech-house house has arirrved. Winter Soltice with Dj Bernie the renowned veteran bringing you the latest dance tunes from across Europe, Us and Asia...from Disco House to Dark Progressive to Tech-House, we are sure your musical styling would be met in Winter Bar. The sharp dressed clubber can slide to the 2000 Heineken bottled bar, watch the snow fall, bask in the glow of the fireplace and be immersed in music.
| 3th OCT 2009, Saturday & 4th OCT 2009, Sunday |
| CHIC POP STREET MARKET (11am - 6pm) |

EVENT STARTS 11AM - 6PM
Tongue in Chic have been hard at work planning out a super duper weekend of fun, style and what else but fashion! Hold on to your socks, cause they are about to be rocked off! :) Come the weekend of 3rd and 4th October, Tongue in Chic will host their first ever Street Market at Zouk.
Here’s a little teaser about some of our confirmed particpating vendors to whet your appetite. You can expect to find these vendors at the Chic Pop: Street Market:-
Mimpi Murni
Lah’ Lah’ Land
Threadszoo
The Old Bossom Box Store
No Plain Days
Vavavoom Fashion
An Old Flame
LHLY
Brollies
Sze Accessories
Like Seriously
Itsy Beadsy
Chatter Natter
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Sunday, September 27, 2009

BEYONCÉ & BEPS CLOSE FIRST F1 ROCKS - SATURDAY NIGHT
27th September 2009
With the likes of F1 stars David Coulthard and Mika Häkkinen propping up the VIP bar at F1 Rocks and Beyoncé and making a beeline for the F1 paddock, music and motorsport have truly come together this week throughF1 Rocks™ Singapore with LG.
Marking the closing night of this brand new run of spectacular shows, Saturday night’s stellar line-up saw the fastest take-up for tickets, with the late night show selling out long in advance.
Opening the long evening’s entertainment was Melbourne based record spinner DJ Havana Brown, whose high-energy electro set warmed up the capacity crowd as the skies darkened and the excitement grew.
Revered British DJ Seb Fontaine played a crowd pleasing set to what was by then the biggest audience ever at an event in Fort Canning Park. Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ went down a storm but the biggest display of hands in the air was reserved for Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’.
Fellow Brit Killa Kela also showed up on the main stage between the big hitting artists to give the crowd a taste of his unique beatbox style, which he later demonstrated in full effect with a blisteringly loud headline slot on the Red Bull Stage.
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Seventy five minutes later, and after five costume changes, Beyoncé’s stunning set was over – and so was the first ever F1 Rocks™ Singapore with LG. The concerts and those participating helped make the Singapore night race the most rock n roll Grand Prix ever staged. Keep checking back to f1rocks.com to see where we’re going to be next.
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F1 ROCKS GOES UP A GEAR - FRIDAY NIGHT
26th September 2009
The stellar second night at F1 Rocks™ Singapore with LG opened with a blistering set from N.E.R.D. The band’s beat-heavy urban onslaught was bolstered by not one, but two drummers, who burst into an athletic dual drum solo mid-set. Photogenic front-man Pharrell Williams invited members of the audience up on stage throughout their short set to help whip up the huge crowd that had arrived early; climaxing with a stage full of adoring female fans gyrating to the band’s 2001 hit ‘Lapdance’. Although only on stage for just over half an hour, N.E.R.D by far proved their worth and surely secured themselves a much higher billing at future F1 Rocks events.
Scotland’s Simple Minds rose to the stiff challenge of following N*E*R*D with a display of showmanship synonymous of a band with over 30 years on the clock. Singer Jim Kerr, in an earlier interview with f1rocks.com said that, although the bill for their night at F1 Rocks was at the very least wildly eclectic, the one thing all of the acts had in common was their esteemed reputations for playing live. And this was certainly the case with Simple Minds, who performed with a level of energy and gusto rarely found in acts of half their age. This power was most evident on scream-along favourites ‘Don’t You (Forget About Me) and ‘Alive and Kicking’, which deftly demonstrated why they are as relevant today as they ever have been.
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