SUMMER GROOVE (Day 1 of 2 ) w/ DJ TRACY YOUNG & DWV (Detox, Willam & Vicky) @ AURA (formerly Mean Bull Cleveland Nightclub)

Jeffrey Sanker Presents & FLEXSpas present SUMMER GROOVE, (Day 1 of 2) Featuring acclaimed celebrity DJ- Tracy Young & drag super group DWV Detox Willam & Vicky at our Co-ed Rooftop Dance & Pool Party. This event is held at AURA Ultra Lounge Cleveland (formerly Mean Bull Cleveland Nightclub. When: Friday, August 15th Time: 7pm-2:30am DJ FIERCE TEASE 7pm-9pm DJ TRACY YOUNG 9PM-2:30AM Cover: $20 at the Pool Gates Notes: CO-ED Event. 18+ w/ valid government ID to enter/ 21+ to drink). FREE PARKING. You must have proper swim attire for pool usage. SUMMER GROOVE Day 1 of 2: Jeffrey Sanker (Creator of the @White WHITE PARTY PALM SPRINGS) & FLEXspas Cleveland - Hotel, Spa, & Gym at AURA Ultra Lounge Cleveland , THE HOTTEST DESTINATION PLAYGROUND DURING Gay Games Cleveland #GG9 #GoAllOut!!! We're opening up the Flex Spas pool gates for the ULTIMATE - 2 DAY CO-ED OUTDOOR PARTY starting FRIDAY, AUGUST 15TH 7PM-2:30AM with acclaimed celebrity DJ Tracy Young & one of the last performances of drag super group DWV!!! LIVE in a HUGE Rooftop Dance & Pool Party!!! . ARTIST BACKGROUNDS TRACY YOUNG began her professional radio career in 1993 as an intern at the urban-leaning rhythmic-formatted radio station WPGC 95.5FM in Washington while attending the University of Maryland. In 1993 Young became the on-air mix show deejay for several of the station's talk shows. In 1995, she was promoted to Assistant Music Director and in 1997 became the Music Director at WPGC 95.5FM where she remained for a year and a half before accepting a new position as Interscope Records's Southeast Regional Promotions Director. The new position resulted her in relocating to Miami, a city with a thriving club music scene. Shortly after her move, Young met club impresario Ingrid Casares, who along with Chris Paciello opened Liquid nightclub in South Beach.[1] By 1998, Young had landed the a permanent deejay residency at Liquid. During her residency, she served as the deejay for many events hosted by celebrities including Sean Puffy Combs, Russell Simmons, Cher, Ricky Martin and The Smashing Pumpkins. It was during her time at Liquid, where Young first met Madonna at a party and landed a prominent gig to serve as the deejay for the party celebrating the launch of Madonna's film The Next Best Thing. Their professional relationship blossomed and in 2000 Young was asked to deejay for the Madonna's and Guy Ritchie's wedding held in Scotland. Throughout her career as a professional DJ, Young has served as a deejay for many events including The Emmy Awards, the Sundance Film Festival, Kylie Minogue's 2011 North American tour, and Britney Spear’s 21st birthday.[1][3] In 2003, Young launched her record label, Ferosh Records, and also began serving as executive producer of the annual New Years Day party called Genesis, and supports philanthropic causes by holding fundraising campaigns for various LGBT charities such as GLAAD, GMHC, Elton John AIDS Foundation and The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. She has appeared in numerous television programs such as MTV‘s House of Style, BET’s Rap City, E!’s Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, Bravo’s Real Housewives of Atlanta and The Real Housewives of Miami and LOGO’s reality-television series, The A-List: New York. She received plenty of media attention when it was discovered that Young had a relationship with Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member Kim Zolciak, after they were photographed together while in public. Young later remixed Zolciak's single "Tardy for the Party”. Presently splitting her residencies between Mansion in Miami and Stage 48 in New York City, Young continues to travel throughout the world to play at major events and continues to release both original and remix productions. DWV (Willam, Detox, Vicky Vox) DWV is an American pop group based in Los Angeles, consisting of drag queens Willam Belli, Detox Icunt and Vicky Vox. They found fame with the release of " Chow Down (at the Chick-fil-A" in March 2012, a parody of " Hold On " son Phillips, satirizing Chick-fil-A's controversial stance on Gay marriage. They followed up this success with the January 2013 release of "Boy is a Bottom", which has over 13 million views on YouTube as of March 2014.