Analog Room pres. Finest Friday Opening Party w. Francois K, Cosmin TRG & Ryan Elliott

Welcome to Analog Room's Finest Friday Opening Party! November 2012 we started Analog Room weekly to change the culture of clubbing in our city. Presenting the hottest acts from around the world such as Move D, Delano Smith, A Guy Called Gerald, DJ Deep, Dana Ruh, Tobias, DJ Qu, Moritz Von Oswald, now it's time to take it to the next level and make the experience bigger! To answer to your support and love, we present you this stellar line-up and launch our new monthly big room party. Let the game begin. Line up: 6pm to 7pm- Shemroon 7pm to 9pm- Siamak Amidi 9pm to 11pm- Francois K 11pm to 1am- Ryan Elliott 1am to 3am- Cosmin TRG    2 free welcome drinks from 6pm to 8pm Early Bird Ticket sale soon on platinumlist.net! Francois K: Kevorkian started DJing in New York in 1976 while playing the drums in a club where Walter Gibbons was DJing. He was also responsible for many remixes on Prelude Records. He had many guest appearences at the legendary Paradise Garage and toured with Larry Levan in Japan shortly before Larry's death. He runs Wave Music. Cosmin TRG: A singular voice, an idiosyncratic approach of Techno and a firm command of the dancefloor have turned Cosmin TRG into one of dance music's ubiquitous figures. Throughout a career spanning almost a decade, Berlin-based Romanian producer and DJ Cosmin Nicolae has released music with Hessle Audio, Hemlock, Running Back, Rush Hour, 50Weapons, buidling a diverse and iconoclastic catalog in the process. Ryan Elliott: Upstart Detroit DJ Ryan Elliott has gained notoriety over the past few years by programming sets that are as well crafted and sophisticated as they are danceable. From ice cold minimal techno to summery house beats, Elliott has played both big rooms and martini bars with equal success. As a DJ, Ryan is adept in the late night hours, finding the balance between heavy floor tracks and elegant crowdpleasers. Utilizing three decks, multiple audio sources, and outboard effects are par for the course, and Elliott employs them with the utmost skill to keep crowds engaged.