Not content with just providing sweet dreams, ibis hotels in Australia have jumped straight into the moshpit of the music scene with its new 'Paint it Red' campaign.

Big nights out deserve big mornings in and with room prices from $107, ibis hotels are the ideal place for music lovers to rest their heads after a gig or festival outing. Going for gigs and music festivals have never been more convenient with ibis hotels perfectly located close to gig venues.

'Paint it Red' specials are now available where guests will receive a voucher equal to 15% of their total accommodation bill to be used for beverages at the hotel bar and/or restaurant. Available only at participating ibis hotels for stays booked by 30 September 2014 and conditions apply.

The ibis 'Paint it Red' campaign includes social media activity, ticket giveaways to the hottest gigs in town, discounts for users of music streaming service Guvera as well as in-hotel features such as local gig guides, music magazines and live performances.

In addition, ibis is proud to be supporting Australian music, providing after-gig rest for local bands on tour, kicking off with triple J unearthed band, Bloods, in August.

For more information and to book hotels, visit http://ibishotel.ibis.com.

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About ibis:

Following the stimulation strategy dedicated to the economic brands of Accor Group, first hotel operator worldwide with over 4,200 hotels in 90 countries, ibis evolves. Amongst the main innovations, a plan of evolution for the bedding and a new set up for the common spaces, as an illustration of the high level of service, the ultimate comfort and the caring and efficiency that characterize the brand. Ibis is the first hotel chain to obtain the ISO 9001 certification – 84% of the network certified – for is professionalism and reliability. More than a third of the ibis network is also certified ISO 14001, giving concrete expression to the brand's environmental involvement. Established in 1974, ibis is the European Leader and the 4th economy hotel chain in the world, with more than 113,000 rooms and 933 hotels in 53 countries.