Ministry of Sound hits Manila

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(Published by Yehey! Lifestyle)

Heavy rains didn’t do much damage. The A-venue was packed by 11PM and had begun refusing entry including VIPs by close to 12mn. Bouncers went amok and begun showing some attitude which was quite a scene. Women fresh from powder rooms sat on the sidewalks waiting for their turns to get in. The Ministry of Sound has hit Manila with London DJ Jon O’ Bir. Like most rave parties, the venue resembled a warehouse with three corners fenced for VIP guests. Dancers in fashionable wear towered in ledges found on all corners and surrounding the DJ booth. The rave party was organized by Big Fish Manila, an events organizing firm that imports music talents from around the world. The next event should be a blast. For their schedule, visit http://www.bigfishmanila.com/

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