Its getting harder to fall asleep in Batroun starting July 15th, the city will be bashing with livelihood and vibrant performance. The northern Lebanese on-shore party city brings you the best names in dance and music to entertain you and keep you up on your feet until the break of dawn.

From July 15th until August, Batroun’s stage will shatter the whole city with melodies, crazy dancing, and wicked fun. From Haifa and Bassem Feghali to the terrific Georgian dance team, to Ragheb Alemeh and many more surprises. This summer it is hot! You can cool off in a hotel in Batroun of your choice. Head there now, you’re in for an exhilarating experience!

This Wednesday 14th of July, Beirut fights its way back to the top as number 1 party city of the world, as classified by the Observer Magazine and the New York Times in 2009. The Beirut Music Conference striking the city’s venues will bring you mind blowing musical performances by famous and renowned International DJs. Your head will spin with the music spun by DJs such as top 10 listed Roger Shah, Dash Berlin, Seb Fontaine, George Acosta (Miami WMC) and many more, not to mention Lebanon’s pride on the dance floor, DJ Said Mrad.

With BMC, party, go crazy, and live a life of wild nights, astounding performances, and ecstatic ambiance amongst people who want to have fun, and who will add the blast to the bomb that will hit Lebanon this summer. Various venues in Beirut will light up and tune up with progressive, oriental, trance, and techno uplifting beats starting July 14th until July 18th. It is Lebanon’s turn to show that it is not only the heart of the Middle East, but nightlife’s beating heart of the world. Can Miami compete?

If you are not in Lebanon for this huge Beirut Music Conference event, then it is even more worth showing up to Beirut, than it is showing up for the World Cup. Many hotels in Beirut await to welcome you to your bed for a couple of hours to stock up on energy for all the parties going on. Do you think you can withstand all this action and partying?  Do you think you’re up to it?

Beirut Music Conference