1960′s San Francisco, Carnaby Street and Woodstock will, for once, be in the same place: USHUAIA.

ROCK NIGHTS IBIZA present “ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE”, a party dedicated to the music, aesthetics and true spirit of the 60′s. Flowers painted on skin, psychedelic dances on the beach, free love, visual pop art, body painting… Turn On, Tune In and Drop Out!

The Soundtrack:

Special Guest DJ: MIQUI PUIG (Old Wave/New Wave DJ session)

MIQUI PUIG lands in Ushuaia! And he’s eager to have fun and make the whole beach dance to the rhythm of the musical jewels he has in his suitcase. A true musical expert and lover of pop music, Miqui has never ceased to be in the spotlight: leading the legendary band “Los Sencillos”, releasing three solo albums, and carving out a solid reputation as a DJ and entertainer as well as playing at festivals such as Sonar and Primavera Sound. Here comes the real Dr. Love! www.miquipuig.com

Rock Nights DJ’s Army:

COLIN PETERS
www.myspace.com/colinpeters1

LOST ANGELES
www.myspace.com/lostangeles

The Live Show:
PSYCHEDELIC BODYPAINTING by DISCOTHEATRE

Discotheatre are artists who specialize in scenery, atmosphere and bodypainting and you will be able to sample their creative bodypainting at the entrance of the club. www.discotheatre.com

THE SIXTIES GIRLS
More sexy than Barbarella and more rhythmic than Nancy Sinatra, the ROCK NIGHTS GIRLS will display all their all his style to leave everyone breathless again. Are you ready for the Sixties Girls? www.myspace.com/mariibiza

POP VISUAL ART by MARCOS TORRES

Photos of the event by ADELA BARAJA - www.adelabaraja.com

Hairdressing of the bodypainting models by PELO LOCO HAIRDRESSING – Avda. Espana 102

+ INFO: www.myspace.com/rocknightsclub / www.rocknightsclub.com / Facebook: Rock Nights

SATURDAY 31st JULY – ¡FROM 6 PM TO MIDNIGHT – USHUAIA
HOTEL FIESTA CLUB DON TONI – ON THE BEACH – PLAYA D’EN BOSSA – IBIZA
WWW.USHUAIAIBIZA.COM – RESERVATIONS V.I.P. BALI BEDS – 691 159 623 / 971 308 088

Update: 24th July 2010 – Allister sadly died yesterday, he will be missed by everyone who knew him.

It’s a hot afternoon and friend Tony Pike has thrown open a private terrace for us to go and film an indepth interview with Allister Logue. Seen in various TV shows representing moments of hedonism in clubland, it occurred to us that as ever the media was missing a trick, and that it was time we sat Allister down and got the rounder picture of what he’s really about. And why he’s so much a part of the island’s rich tapestry.

I was born in Belfast in 1954 and I lived there until I was 15 but my sister Daphne, who I was very close to, lived in England. And from the age of nine I started going over every holiday time, summers and winters. She had an infamous place in Hampstead called The Witches Cauldron and I lived above it (Sister Daphne’s The Witches Cauldron was a folk and blues restaurant venue opposite the Belsize Tavern.)

So I caught the sixties through the eyes of my sister . It looked amazing! I was living in a warzone in Belfast and seeing free love in London. From one extreme to the other. I loved living in Belfast and I love the Irish anyway but all of a sudden to be dumped in the sixties in the middle of all these people and colours and music in London as a child was like watching a film. I caught all of that. I was at the Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park etc, so consequently going back to school in Belfast was very, very strange! So I kind of grew up very quickly, being between these two lives.

I often wonder what I’d have done if I’d have stayed in Belfast. I was always quite creative and I just wanted to be older so I could be part of the happening scene. I just knew I wanted to be near my sister and be in London. I started hairdressing and when I was 17 started hitting the club scene, and a friend of mine at the time who I worked with was friends with David Bowie and took me to my first big events in London and that’s when it all started to happen. I met all the colourful people crowd and started to live a life of my own as opposed to living through my sister.

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