RedSeaStyle It's our life style - Ministry Of Sound

Ministry of Sound Red Sea encompasses Ministry of Sound Beach Club in Hurghada City and regular parties every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Pacha in Sharm El Sheikh.

As the world’s leading dance-music brand, Ministry of Sound has been pioneering Egypt's clubbing and nightlife scene since the grand launch on New Year’s Eve 2005. Now the immense international guest DJs who continue to fly in and out almost each and every week, regularly surpass the expectations of the hottest new clubbing destination worldwide.

About Ministry of Sound Egypt

Launching on New Year’s Eve 2005, Ministry of Sound took over the former Papas Beach Club in Hurghada city alongside Papas Liquid, then refurbished as Ministry of Sound The Bar. The main venue, an inspiring 3500 capacity beach-side nightclub placed on the shores of the Red Sea, was opened by Ministry of Sound London resident Marc Hughes to incredible acclaim.

Within six months of the big opening nights in Hurghada, Ministry took over Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at the huge open-air venue of PachaSharm El Sheikh.

From the onset the management team went into full swing booking guest DJs like there’s no tomorrow. With a steady stream of talent knocking at the door for residencies, the selection of international superstar guest DJs have included: Marco V, Graham Gold, Brandon Block, Judge Jules, Tall Paul and old skool kings Ratpack to name but a few.

With a strong push on global marketing and investment, this year shows no signs of slowing down for the Ministry of Sound Red Sea crew. Upping their quota on guest artists, you’ll be able to find something very special every single week of the year.

Address:	PAPAS Beach Club, Sakalla, Hurghada
Phone No.:	+2016 88 335 50
Web Site:	www.ministryofsoundegypt.com
E-mail:	Owen@ministryofsoundegypt.com
Spoken Languages:	Arabic - English - Russian - German
RedSeaStyle VIP Discount	Free Entry for ladies before midnight ( excluding special events ) 10 % Discount on Food & Beverages