Eric D-Lux at Wet Republic • Free Guest List Entry

11:30am – 6:00pm @MGM Grand | Exclusive free guest list entry for ladies & mixed groups (at least as many ladies as as guys in the group… any extra guys will pay the regular cover charge) – VIP Daybed, Cabana, Bungalow reservations also available | An alluring 54,500-square-foot venue comprised of intimate dipping pools, daybeds, banquets, tricked-out bungalows and party cabanas.

Guest list free entry does not include seating. Guest list entry may not be available on high demand dates including holiday weekends and some other high demand events. The venue may change guest list availability offerings in real time – your assigned host/ess will inform your group in the event guest list will not be available for your requested date.

• Ladies Guest List Groups: Groups of ladies (without limit)
• Individual Ladies
• Mixed Guest List Groups: Unlimited ladies and as many guys as ladies (Guys in excess the number of ladies will pay the regular cover charge)

General admission prices vary by demand (locked in with pre-payment). Bottle Service (Table, Daybed, Cabana, Bungalow) reservations start at $150-$400/person. The price for your reservation is your minimum spend commitment (will be credited towards your bar tab). Upon registering to attend, a Wet Republic host will contact you to provide the best possible options to meet the desires of your group.

About Eric D-Lux

From skamartist.com

With a dedication for music, two turntables, vinyl records and a radio, Eric Dlux cultivated the means necessary to captivate any event or nightclub. This Grammy nominated songwriter and producer commenced his course at the young age of 17 in his home town Los Angeles, California. He began his career at the #1 Rhythmic CHR Radio Station in Los Angeles, Power106 FM. After being discovered by fellow Angelino and Power 106 DJ, Vice & Echo, Eric Dlux soon entered the local Hollywood club circuit that would eventually lead him to multiple club residencies in nearby Las Vegas. “That first time I landed in Vegas and walked off the plane, I couldn’t believe I was about to play at the Mandalay Bay. Vegas is the Major League for DJ’s, just to be able to reach that level, was insane to me.” Within two years of working in Promotions at Power 106, Eric’s talent and potential would take him to Host and DJ overnight radio. Just six months in to his overnight show, radio executives would notice his talent and quickly offer him the opportunity to host prime time radio, weekdays from 3p-7p. “It didn’t hit me at first, it happened so quick. It wasn’t until I got text messages and comments on my social media pages that I realized the entire city of Los Angeles was listening. I was so humbled and inspired, knowing what I said or played live on the radio would have an impact on someone’s life.” Now, with a daily routine of afternoons on Power 106 and nights at the hottest clubs in Hollywood, Eric would soon discover a new emerging talent that would be destined for the music and nightclub community. “You meet new people all the time, you build great relationships and memories that go with them. I remember meeting Redfoo at Banana Split Sundays, a club DJ-AM used to do. It was so much fun, we were just drinking buddies having the time of our lives to music we loved. So naturally, I got this idea that was perfect for describing the nights and fun we had in LA and Vegas. I spoke about this concept for a record with Redfoo, “Shots”, and right away he was on board, he loved the idea. Then I called Lil Jon and immediately he jumped on the record. It was crazy how it all came together.” Since 2004 Eric Dlux has hosted a radio show on-air at Power 106 FM, outside of Power 106 he holds residences at his second home, Las Vegas. Tao, Marquee, Light, Hakkasan, Drai’s, Intrigue and Omnia are where Eric can be seen live behind the DJ booth pursuing his passions and living out his dreams on two turntables. “Knowing that everyone can have a bad day, including myself, but when we’re all in that moment, together on the radio or in the club and listening to our favorite songs. We’re dancing, singing our hearts out to every lyric… that energy that’s created, I love it. It’s humbling knowing that the music I play can help someone have that moment to live their lives and escape.”

Previous Wet Republic Pool Party Video:

****

****