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O1NE Beirut: Sky high and bass down low

by Nabila Rahhal
O1NE's graffiti façade

After almost ten years’ absence, Sky Management, the team behind SKYBAR— Beirut’s first and most iconic rooftop nightclub — has come back with a blast, bringing O1NE to posh Beirut partiers in December of last year. Admitting a rotation of around 2,500 clubbers every Friday and Saturday night and fully booked — with a long waiting list — until it closes for the summer in May, O1NE seems to have been worth the wait. “For us, O1NE personifies the ultimate clubbing experience in many ways. O1NE is an architectural landmark, a technological breakthrough and an entertainment haven,” says Abraham Helal, business development and marketing manager for Sky Management. [pullquote]”The future of clubbing is the visual”[/pullquote] The original purpose behind launching O1NE was to expand Sky Management’s business by offering a winter venue to complement SKYBAR, which only operates in the summer. “This is the grain of the idea, but O1NE

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