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Amber Lounge Returns to Austin USPA CONTRIBUTING EDITORS REPORTER VERIFICATION OCTOBER 23, 2014 | 17:42 PM PHOTOS USPA STATISTICS REGISTER LOGIN CONTACT USPA HOME CORRESPONDENTS USPA NEWS NEWS SPORTS BUSINESS LIFESTYLE TECHNOLOGY POLITICS ARTS LOCAL USPA ENTERTAINMENT TRAVEL HEALTH AUTOMOBILES VIPS MUSIC MISCELLANEOUS DAREN FRANKISH Lifestyle AMBER LOUNGE RETURNS TO AUSTIN EUROPE JOON SHEN LEE EXCLUSIVE GP PARTY IN AUSTIN MALAYSIA Author: Joey Franco | Montreal, 09/27/2014, 16:45 Time 5187x read RAHMA-SOPHIA RACHDI NEWSRAMA CHRISTABELL LEONARD PETERS PROMEDIANEWS SHOW ALL Taboo at Amber Lounge Austin 2013 Source: Courtesy Amber Lounge USPA NEWS - Formula One's most exclusive party returns to Austin Texas for the second year in a row. For more than a decade, Amber Lounge has established itself as the most prestigious party in town entertaining F1 Drivers, Teams, Celebrities, and F1 aficionados. Last year, AL celebrated its 10th anniversary. Formula One's most exclusive party returns to Austin Texas for the second year in a row. For more than a decade, Amber Lounge has established itself as the most prestigious party in town entertaining F1 Drivers, Teams, Celebrities, and F1 aficionados. Last year, AL celebrated its 10th anniversary. Taboo at Amber Lounge Austin 2013 Last November, Amber Lounge Austin saw 14 Formula One drivers including Source: Courtesy Amber Lounge Mark Webber, Nico Rosberg, Jenson Button, Paul di Resta and Valtteri Bottas join international stars Gerard Butler, Gordon Ramsay, Adrian Grenier and Matt Leblanc to name a few to celebrate over the Grand Prix weekend, enjoying exclusive entertainment by Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas. This year, Amber Lounge Austin will open its doors exclusively for 2 nights: Saturday November 1st, and Sunday November 2nd. Amber Lounge is the brainchild of Sonia Irvine. Having previously followed the Formula One circuit with her driver brother Eddie Irvine, Sonia knew Amber Lounge would be an instant success – unique in concept and as exclusive as an event can be which first rocked Monaco in 2003. Amber Lounge also offers several hospitality packages which include race viewing terraces, paddock club and grandstand race viewing, luxury accommodation and VIP transfers, yacht charters, and private events. For further information please visit www.amber- lounge.com Keywords: F1, Austin, Amber Lounge This will be shown to users with no Flash or Javascript. Liability for this article lies with the author, who also holds the copyright. Editorial content from USPA may be quoted on other websites as long as the MOST READ ARTICLES quote comprises no more than 5% of the entire text, is marked as such and the source is named (via hyperlink). 1. Death toll from Nigerian churc... > BACK DOWNLOAD PDF REPORT 2. Death toll from Nigerian churc... > 3. U.S., Arab allies launch airst... > 4. Death toll from China firework... > 5. Death toll from China firework... > converted by Web2PDFConvert.com INFORMATION PARTNERSHIPS SERVICE ABOUT USPA NEWS JOURNALISTS TOOLS About USPA News German Daily News Advertising with USPA News Becoming a contributor Top 30 Reporters Careers Earning money USPA Find Photographers Contact Apply for a beat Health General Terms UPA - News RSS Feeds Legal notice USPA News Correspondents USPS USPA News Editorial Code NewsmexX TV Facebook Customized Beat Events Video User notice UJPA Twitter Weather Terms of Use Press Pass iPhone Y pages BDP converted by Web2PDFConvert.com.
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