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December 23, 2010

Red Stripe parties to close the year

Buoyed by the incredible success of the Red Stripe Bold concert in New Kingston on December 12, Red Stripe will end the year with two major parties.

Before the thousands who attended the free concert that featured Lady Saw, Vybz Kartel, Tarrus Riley, Cham and I-Octane can get a chance to return to their normal lives, a series of parties is about to drop will ensure that this festive season will be a memorable one.

The Red Stripe Renaissance all-white party that comes up tonight, December 24, at the Palisadoes go-kart track and is promising to be out of this world. Delano Thomas of the sound system and who is promoting the party is assuring guests that everyone attending will feel like a celebrity. The party, he said, is going to be done paparazzi style.

There will be drinks everywhere inside the venue with those buying tickets for the VIP section also assured of gastronomic delights. That and the incredible musical sounds that will be provided by Renaissance and disc jockeys Liquid, Dutty Dex plus special guests.

Absinthe that is set for the same venue a week later on New Year’s Eve is promising even bigger things. The Syndicate Events’ super all-inclusive party dubbed Red Stripe Bold Absinthe: The Genesis, is to feature music by Coppershot, Renaissance, ZJ Johnny Cool and Dutty Dex. Guests will also be able to indulge in a Red Stripe HD mixology bar, have access to party favours and the Jablum detox bar.

For Red Stripe’s brand manager Safia Cooper there could be no better way to end the year. “Renaissance Christmas eve party and Absinthe both have a great reputation as events that attract bold personalities, trendy dressers and stand out individuals and those who know where a great party is guaranteed,” she said.

Cooper promised even more. “Absinthe will climax the Christmas leg of our Stand Out Be Bold campaign and we will have something special in store to ring in the new year. Both are all-inclusive events which of course, includes Red Stripe Bold with its unique flavour,” she said.

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