Gasbar Lounge’s Website

DJ Bass Website

Joey Limo Website

Adam Reid’s Website

Felicia is wearing KARV clothing, You should check out their new line!

Thanks to Push-Play.TV for an excellent video coverage of this event!

Gasbar Lounge is proud to present it’s first installment of “IGNITION”!
We immerse ourself with the beautiful people of Montreal, re-fuel, re-load, re-start and re-create our NIGHTLIFE experience!

…grooved into the sounds of Montreal’s Best Kept Secret DJ BASS as he ripped up the turntables and brought our bodies from an E (Empty) to an F (Full)!

Hosted by Ryan Fox (Member of “Party Royalty”) and he shows you why he has chosen GasBar as his next victim, the HOTTEST new location Montreal, Quebec and why there simply nobody else but HIM to host an epic night of this magnitude.

Celebrated Antonio “International Affairs” Peric’s birthday, Montreal’s craziest promoter Jason Aubertin showed us the time of our lives on the night where HE celebrated HIS birthday and we cozied up with the GEORGEOUS ladies of GasBar as they served the best cocktails, drinks and eye candy has to offer!

GasBar Lounge
3554 Boulevard Saint-Laurent
(Entre Sherbrooke et Prince-Arthur)
Montréal, Québec
H2X 2T6
514-918-4788

Check out W1 MMA here: http://www.w1mma.com/

Felicia Mezzanotte is wearing clothing by KARV: http://www.karv.tv/en/

Check them out at W1MMA.com

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Joey’s Limousine: http://www.joeyslimo.com/
DJ Bass: http://www.officialdjbass.spaces.live.com
Adam Reid’s Official Website: http://www.AdamReidOnline.com

About the A.B.A

The Allied Beauty Association (ABA) is a registered not-for-profit Canadian organization that represents more than 90% of the Canadian professional beauty supply industry with respect to hair and nails. It is a trade association of manufacturers and distributors of professional beauty products and equipment for the use of beauty salons and spas.

The ABA was formed in 1934 and incorporated in 1957. From its original membership of three Canadian manufacturers and two distributors, it has since grown to include more than 265 corporate members.

The ABA’s mandate is to provide support for its members, monitor industry standards and encourage goodwill, mutual respect and understanding between its members, the public, governments and beauty professionals.

To achieve part of this mandate with respect to beauty professionals, each year the ABA coordinates trade shows in eight major Canadian cities. These shows bring together the majority of Canada’s professional beauty industry suppliers and are consequently, the largest and most attended beauty trade shows in Canada. The 2007 national annual attendance was more than 50,000.

For the Beauty Professional

As an additional draw for beauty professionals, the ABA provides a wide range of educational seminars featuring prominent speakers and educators from around the world. Between the ABA main stage presentations and classroom seminars, there is enough variety to satisfy even the most discerning beauty professional.

Most beauty industry insiders consider the ABA Shows to be the most important trade shows of the year. They deliver an international standard of education that would otherwise be unavailable to the average salon professional. In short, the ABA Shows provide an opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills essential to staying abreast of change in the competitive and constantly evolving beauty industry. The ABA’s efforts ensure that beauty professionals who attend the shows take the most up-to-date products, trends and techniques back to their clientele.