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Queenscliff Music Festival has wrapped up for another year with a huge weekend of live music, sunshine and community spirit, welcoming more than 11,000 ticket holders to the Bellarine Peninsula from November 28 – 30, for three unforgettable days on Wadawurrung Country.
The weekend was truly alive with celebration as over 75 artists took to the festival stages, King Stingray lit up the main stage on Friday night with their high energy Yolnu surf groove, made even more special when Baker Boy jumped on for a surprise appearance that sent the audience into a frenzy. Earlier, Tex Perkins and Matt Walker belted out their iconic Australian rock classics, warming up the afternoon crowd in style, before Ella Hooper delivered a joyous tribute to Linda Ronstadt in a set filled with admiration, storytelling and soaring singalongs of some of the greatest songs ever written. Saturday delivered one of the most anticipated lineups in Queenscliff Music Festival’s memory. Thelma Plum warmed hearts and souls in a set overflowing with laughter and connection as the audience lapped up every note. Didirri and Rowena Wise held the crowd in quiet awe through the afternoon, offering a beautiful moment of stillness before The Waifs had thousands singing back every word. The Cat Empire followed with an explosive blend of jazz, Latin and funk, driving the foreshore into raptures long into the night. On the other side of the park, Cosmic Psychos closed out Saturday with a thunderous set that sent fans home grinning all the way home. Festival goers were also quick to jump aboard the new Queenscliff Music Festival floating stage on the Peninsula Princess ferry, with seven gigs across the weekend proving an instant favourite. These intimate shows offered a completely unique way to experience live music, pairing the beauty of the bay with up close performances by a handpicked selection of artists including Skyscrapper Stan & The Commission Flats, Romaine, Ally Row, Minor Gold, Grace Robinson and more. Across the whole weekend, audiences embraced the incredible array of local talent, from emerging artists making their QMF debut to regional favourites returning to the festival stage. The depth and diversity of home-grown music remained one of the event’s defining strengths, drawing full venues across the town of Queenscliff with passionate crowds from morning until long into the evening. Performances from Bones and Jones, Madeliene Cope, Fenn Wilson, Get Behind the Mule, Imaginary Millions, Kit Genesis, Kook Joey, Lewis Love, Matt Davis and dozens more helped cement QMF as one of the most important platforms for Victorian and Australian music discovery. The closing Sunday saw the energy rise from the afternoon into the evening with standout sets from Mama Kin Spender, whose stirring vocals and rhythmic communal energy sparked one of the biggest singalongs of the weekend, especially when joined by the 37 piece Acabella choir. The Preatures delivered a powerful and polished performance, reminding audiences exactly why they remain one of the country’s most dynamic live acts as Isabella Manfredi commanded the stage with charisma and fire. The Pierce Brothers followed with an unforgettable set that had audiences hanging on every note, before Donavon Frankenreiter brought his unmistakable laid back Californian soul to the foreshore to close the main stage, gliding through warm grooves and effortless vocals that held the entire crowd. Queenscliff Music Festival Director, Claire Stickland, Said, “What an incredible weekend for Queenscliff Music Festival. With packed stages and an electric atmosphere along the foreshore, this year was a true celebration of music and joy. “We are so proud of what unfolded, and none of it would have been possible without the amazing artists and people behind the scenes. More than 550 volunteers pour their time, passion and care into making this festival what it is, and it wouldn’t be possible without them. Queenscliff Music Festival remains a genuine community celebration of music and the arts, set in one of Australia’s most beautiful destinations.” Queenscliff Music Festival will return in 2026. from 27 – 29 November, on Wadawurrung Country, in the historic Victorian seaside town of Queenscliff. |
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Brennan Heart, Dual Damage and Charly Lownoise lead the Dutch lineup for the “Netherlands Edition” – Amelie Lens, Boris Brejcha, Charlotte de Witte, Holy Priest, Lilly Palmer, Scooter, Timmy Trumpet, Vini Vici and more kick off the international announcements.
The preparations for AIRBEAT ONE Festival 2026 are in full swing. The 23rd edition will take place from 8–12 July 2026 and will transport visitors to the “Netherlands”, home to countless DJ megastars and birthplace of the modern festival culture. Fittingly, the first artist announcement already features a strong Dutch contingent.
Fans can look forward to four heavyweight acts from the Dutch dance scene. Leading the charge is Brennan Heart, the undisputed Mister Hardstyle and one of the genre’s global icons. After his spectacular Mainstage set at the last edition—marking the first-ever Hardstyle performance on that stage—he will once again deliver the harder sounds in 2026. And of course, “Wonderful Days” needs no introduction: the legendary Happy Hardcore anthem by Dutch duo Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo. Charly Lownoise has practically become a Butterfly Stage resident, guaranteeing the most euphoric throwback journey of the weekend. The Dutch Hardstyle duos D-Block & S-te-Fan and Dual Damage complete the first Harder Stage announcement.
Techno has long since reclaimed Mainstages worldwide, and AIRBEAT ONE was one of the first festivals to showcase the genre at this scale. With Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte and Lilly Palmer, 2026 will bring three Techno queens to the Mainstage. Joining them are three major German Techno heavyweights: Alfred Heinrichs, Boris Brejcha and Holy Priest. Adding to the impact is Scooter—one of the most successful Techno acts of all time—returning to Neustadt-Glewe.
EDM remains an essential part of one of the world’s largest and most spectacular Mainstages. Australian superstar and Top 10 DJ Timmy Trumpet will bring his unmistakable energy to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Psytrance legends Vini Vici from Israel and Novah complete the first Mainstage announcement.
On the Arena Stage, fans can expect dark, driving sounds from German DJ Kobosil, along with cinematic hard techno from Nicolas Julian and Schrotthagen. The PsyTrance community can look forward to stars like Andrew Rayel and Slovakian DJane Nifra on the Second Stage.
A brand-new stage will debut in 2026: the Groove Castle. The first confirmed acts, Cara Elizabeth and Davyboi, will deliver vibrant house and groove sounds.
The Butterfly Stage will once again transform into a nostalgic sanctuary with Charly Lownoise, Aquagen, Cascada, DJ Gollum and DJ Quicksilver delivering unforgettable classics.
In total, the first 25 artists for the “Netherlands Edition” of AIRBEAT ONE Festival are now confirmed. Ticket sales are already in high demand. The 3-Day Regular Ticket – Full Weekend is currently available in presale phase 1 for €175.99 including fees via https://airbeat-one.myticket.de
AIRBEAT ONE is a subsidiary of DEAG Deutsche Entertainment AG. Exclusive ticket partner is myticket.de.
AIRBEAT ONE Festival 2026
vom 08–12 July 2026
Flugplatz Neustadt-Glewe (near Schwerin), Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Theme 2026: „Netherlands Edition”
7 Floors:
– Mainstage (EDM, Trance, Progressive)
– Arena Stage (Techno)
– Terminal (Electro, Tech House, Tropical)
– Harder Stage (Harder Styles)
– Second Stage (Trance, Psy, Goa)
– Butterfly Stage
– Groove Castle
https://www.youtube.com/@airbeat1festival
Photography: Jake Harm Nam
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FVTURE Bangkok Announces ARTBAT & Nakadia for Grand Opening Night — A Landmark Moment Positioning Bangkok as Asia’s Next World-Class Music Capital
Asia turns a new page this December as FVTURE Bangkok—the region’s largest new cultural institution—officially opens its doors with a massive headline performance from global electronic heavyweights ARTBAT on December 30, 2025, joined by Thai pioneer Nakadia.
The launch of FVTURE marks a defining moment for Thailand’s creative and nightlife landscape. As the country continues its rapid rise on the global dance music map—welcoming powerhouse brands like Tomorrowland, EDC, Creamfields and Circoloco—Bangkok now steps forward with a venue built to reshape the region’s cultural identity.
More than a club, FVTURE is a next-generation creative centre: a purpose-built convergence of cutting-edge sound, art, and immersive visual technology on a scale Asia has never seen. With forward-thinking programming and world-class production, FVTURE is set to influence the future of music culture for years to come.
Opening night brings the influential UPPERGROUND label heads ARTBAT—the Ukrainian duo whose melodic, emotionally charged sound has made them one of Beatport’s top-selling artists and mainstays at major festivals and clubs worldwide. Their dynamic, high-impact performances make them the ideal act to christen FVTURE’s stage.
Completing the night is Thailand’s own Nakadia—a global ambassador for Asian electronic music and one of FVTURE’s core residents and Music Directors. With two decades representing Thailand across the world’s biggest dancefloors, she will play a crucial role in shaping the venue’s creative direction and elevating local talent on an international platform.
FVTURE comes to life after years of development by founders Victor Wang, Michele Wang, and Music Director Pablo Vas, bringing together visionary architecture and a powerful technical footprint. The venue features Asia’s first L-Acoustics L2 & L2D system—more than 40 subwoofers—and fully immersive 360° LED visual environments spanning 1,000 square metres of LED walls.
With modular staging, bespoke VIP areas, and a year-round calendar of global talent, label takeovers, and cultural showcases, FVTURE is set to become a defining hub for both regional and international audiences.
Electronic music festival Electric Island today announces that Above & Beyond will join the Adelaide leg of its upcoming April 2026 tour – co-headlining a lineup that also features Armand Van Helden and Flight Facilities (DJ Set).
Furthermore, the festival unveils a world-class cohort of international powerhouses and unmissable local icons as very special guests. Joining respective events across the three-city, five-date tour will be the likes of prolific English producer, DJ and remixer Eats Everything, trailblazing duo in the new wave of house music Cristoph b2b Jeremy Olander, the emotive dance world of London sibling duo Eli & Fur, Australian dancefloor legends Sneaky Sound System and South Australia’s disco maestro, Late Nite Tuff Guy.
Additional to each city’s stacked lineup are a mix of esteemed locals, including Melbourne / Naarm’s Amity, Mike Steva, Rromarin and Tyson O’Brien, Adelaide / Kaurna DJs Audioporn and Felicity, plus Perth / Whadjuk’s Fifth Day & Nico Giovanni, Law Corden and Mind Electric.
“This is our biggest line-up to date with so many great international and local artists playing Electric Island next year. We’re thrilled to be able to expand in 2026 and deliver these unique shows across pristine coastline venues in three states of Australia.” – Damian Gelle (Director T1000 Events / Electric Island)
Earlier this year, Electric Island announced its grand return for 2026, where internationally-acclaimed dance icons meet impeccable beachside locations for the ultimate music experiences. Kicking off with a one-day takeover of Adelaide’s Glenelg Beach on 11 April, the series will next venture to Melbourne’s RIVA and Perth’s Cottesloe Beach for two-day weekenders across 18 and 19 April.
See below for the full lineup, dates and locations. Tickets are on-sale now at www.electricisland.com.au
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Photography: Jake Harm Nam
As Europe heads into winter and the festival calendar quiets down, Thailand’s iconic Halfmoon Festival is heating up and is the perfect way to escape it all. Halfmoon offers the perfect alternative with sunshine, sea views, incredible music and a global community of like-minded travellers. Over more than two decades, Halfmoon Festival has been a bucket list getaway bridging international electronic culture with local artistry, spectacular visual performance and soul-stirring and spiritual celebration.
From December through February 2026, Koh Phangan’s open-air jungle celebration will host a fresh run of bi-weekly shows featuring major international talent including Blazy, Blastoyz, Ghost Rider, Reality Test, WHITENO1SE, Querox Berg, Silver Panda, Mr.Black, Blanka, Ranji, Tezla, IARA, Tali Muss, Don’t Blink, Dirty Andy and Javier Gonzalez. Heading into 2026, the January and February headliners offer a stacked selection of progressive trance, psytrance, melodic techno and deep house. Highlights include NEELIX, the legendary German producer, bringing his progressive psytrance energy to the dancefloor as well as Liquid Soul known for his deep rolling basslines, layered psychedelic textures and euphoric melodies. The new year will also see some Halfmoon favourites return such as Ghost Rider, known for his melodic, electro-house beats and Javier Gonzalez, bringing tech-house and afrohouse percussive, tribal grooves. Other names include Audiomatic, Dilby and Sun Diary with more to be announced.
With its unique two-day format and famously high definition and super sized production, all in an otherworldly island setting, Halfmoon Festival has long offered one of the most transportive dance music experiences in the world. Each edition kicks off at the stunning Harmony Beach Club where you ease in with beachside beats, fire dancers and exotic performers, making for plenty of daytime fun. There are pool parties and endless tropical cocktails to enjoy as the sun sets over the Gulf of Thailand and leads into day two.
The second night then transforms the Magical Forest into a surreal nighttime playground. Surrounded by palms and jungle canopy, three custom-built stages – The Prime Stage, G Floor, and The Cave – are all curated with their own soundtrack and host everything from melodic techno and psychedelic trance to house, indie, hip-hop and experimental live sets. Fire shows, LED visuals and vivid production make this a vibrant, sensory stimulating rave like no other.
With over 2,000 accommodation options on the island ranging from beachside bungalows to luxury resorts, Koh Phangan offers easy access to wellness retreats, waterfalls, hiking, local markets and the festival itself. Daily ferries from Koh Samui and a growing number of direct flights into Surat Thani and Samui Airport mean it’s never been easier to escape to paradise.
HALFMOON FESTIVAL THAILAND
Every 2 Weeks Until June 2026
2 Days, 4 Stages
Tickets: www.halfmoonfestival.com
Locations:
Day 1 – Harmony Beach Club: 99/5 , moo 1,
Bantai, Koh Phangan,, Surat Thani, 84280
(14:00 till Midnight)
Day 2 – Halfmoon Magic Forest: 72/39 moo 2, Ban Tai,
Koh Phangan, Surat Thani 84280
(21:30 till Sunrise)
For full artist lineups, ticket packages and travel tips heads to www.halfmoonfestival.com
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Photography: Jake Harm Nam
HOSTED BY ELIZA HULL
FEATURING MATHILDE ANNE, R.EM.EDY AND COOPER SMITH
Continuing to redefine their status as one of the premier live music discovery platforms in the country, Live Nation’s ONES TO WATCH series today announces their final edition for 2025:
an event held in Melbourne on Wednesday 26 November, to coincide with
International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPWD) – observed on Wednesday 3 December.
Championing and celebrating incredible artists who have been breaking down barriers with their music, encouraging inclusivity and an industry shake-up that has long been needed to benefit those living with myriad disabilities, ONES TO WATCH is excited to bring a new roster of expertly curated talent to a room full of fans and industry professionals alike.
Working closely with award-winning songwriter, performer and activist ELIZA HULL, the ONES TO WATCH team is excited to present a lineup of artists who represent some beautiful creative corners of Australian music that are positioned to crest new waves of success in the near future.
The evening will be hosted by Eliza Hull, who will also close the night with a special performance – a poignant reminder of her own status as one of Australia’s best voices. A striking songwriter, Hull’s music has been embraced by Australian and international audiences alike in recent years, touring throughout Australia and the UK, delivering spellbinding performances to growing numbers of fans who have been instantly drawn to her natural gifts as a storyteller.
With a new record due in 2026, Hull has remained busy across a number of different projects while not on tour, including international collaborations and exploring the fruits of a recently signed worldwide publishing deal with Sony Music, while led to an emotive reimagining of Silverchair’s ‘Tomorrow’ for Australian drama, Playing Gracie Darling.
In working with ONES TO WATCH to shape this November event, Hull has explained, “This is exactly what the industry needs right now – a night to celebrate and amplify the incredible artists with disability in this country. I’m incredibly grateful to Live Nation for stepping in and showcasing talent that is so often underrepresented. I’m super proud of the artists I’ve curated. As a musician with a disability myself I know firsthand that there are still barriers in the industry, but moments like this give me real hope for what’s ahead.”
Set to perform at this final ONES TO WATCH event for the year, Melbourne-based pop artist MATHILDE ANNE will captivate with her unique blend of pop and indie stylings. Making waves with her alt-pop debut album NORMAL in 2024, Mathilde has since risen prolifically within the local space; her music weaving through ethereal sounds and evocative songwriting, exploring themes of young adulthood, womanhood and living with neurodivergence. Mathilde has shared stages with the likes of Cub Sport, Telenova and more, and is looking ahead to a busy 2026 with the highly-anticipated release of her new EP, Cigarettes and Anxious Sex.
Joining her will be R&B/pop chameleon, R.EM.EDY, a fellow Melbourne-based artist who has been shifting boundaries in her effortless blend of genres and sonic influences. Ranging from R&B to soul, pop, hip-hop and dance music, r.em.edy has found a natural calling in music as a way for her to not only tell her own stories, but to be a vessel for inspiration and change. Advocating for fellow artists with disabilities including ADHD, Autism and POTS, re.me.dy has generated more than 5 million streams for her music, as well as a fiercely loyal fanbase around the country.
Completing this ONES TO WATCH lineup is talented Australian DJ, COOPER SMITH. Creating music and soundscapes that are instantly engaging as they are electrifying, Cooper’s success as a DJ has been driven by a spirit to create a new lane for himself in a scene already dominated with unique personalities. His commitment to breaking barriers has seen Cooper’s profile continue along a rapid, upward trajectory, with shows alongside the likes of Torren Foot, Airwolf Paradise; on the Australian Open Main Stage, and in renowned clubs including New Guernica and Revolver, cementing his status as a talent to keep an eye on.
Throughout 2025, the ONES TO WATCH music discovery series has delivered successful events right around Australia, bringing packed out events to venues in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Byron Bay. Providing a stage for Australian and international artists alike to captivate an audience of fans and influential industry players, in a unique and intimate setting, Live Nation’s ONES TO WATCH has become a globally renowned and respected pathway for artist exposure and support.
Capping off another busy year with this final event in Melbourne, raising awareness for and celebrating International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPWD), ONES TO WATCH is keen to continue their support of up and coming artists who are changing the culture and game in Australian music.
“Collaborating with Eliza Hull on this Ones To Watch showcase to elevate these voices reinforces our shared commitment to championing inclusivity across the industry, and it’s a proud moment to celebrate the incredible talent of these artists in the lead-up to the International Day of People with Disability.
As part of the broader Ones To Watch program, this event helps create real pathways for emerging talent, opening doors, building connections, and ensuring every artist has the chance to be seen, heard and supported by the industry” Michelle Lucia, SVP, Product & Innovation, Live Nation Australia & New Zealand.
ABOUT ONES TO WATCH:
The ONES TO WATCH series has made a solid impact within the Australian music community. In Australia since 2021, the series has been serving industry and fans exclusive opportunities to see some of the country’s best new talent perform in intimate environments across Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin, Brisbane and Byron Bay, highlighting the current wave of artists primed to make their impact in other markets.
Since its establishment in North America, the ONES TO WATCH series has been able to support and promote artists such as Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo and Halsey early in their careers. So far in Australia, ONES TO WATCH has platformed artists including Salty, Lotte Gallagher, Fletcher Kent, Chanel Loren, J-MILLA, Georgia Lines, Ishan, Adrian Dzvuke, Phebe Starr, J.Tajor, Yung Milla, Juran, Blake Rose, Sophisticated Dingo, STUMPS, Forest Claudette, Teenage Joans, Carla Wehbe, ZPLUTO, WIIGZ, Hoodzy, East AV3, Colourblind, Saint Lane, Say Sue Me, Cifika, Sion, Wah Wah Wah, Ullah, Ghost Care, Mariae Cassandra, Loren Ryan, Dem Mob, Rox Lavi, Dobby, and Lewis Love at events around the country.
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Dom Dolla – Saturday 20th December – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
With less than a month to go until his debut Australian stadium show, GRAMMY Award-nominated DJ and producer Dom Dolla has revealed the line-up of artists set to join him for this landmark show at Allianz Stadium, Sydney on Saturday 20th December, 2025.
Joining Dom Dolla is the Irish electronic heavyweight KETTAMA, New York’s genre-defying Fcukers (Dj set) and Australian dance icon Anna Lunoe. Together, they’re set to deliver a night of world-class energy for what promises to be one of the most anticipated electronic music events of the year, presented by Untitled Group and TEG Live.
This stadium show follows Dom’s record-breaking 2024 national tour, which saw him sell over 170,000 tickets across four cities, making it the largest tour ever by an Australian electronic artist. In 2025, Dom has continued his meteoric rise, headlining two sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City to over 30,000 fans, performing headline sets at Lollapalooza Chicago, Ultra Miami and EDC Las Vegas, and most recently completing his 10-week residency at the world’s #1 club, Hï Ibiza.
Dom’s catalogue has surpassed 1.5 billion streams, earning him three ARIA Awards to date, along with seven nominations in 2025 – including coveted categories Best Live Act, Song of the Year, and Best Solo Artist.
Earlier this year, he released Dreamin’ featuring Daya, followed by Forever with Kid Cudi, and most recently wrote and produced a lead single for the film “F1: The Movie” No Room For A Saint ft. Nathan Nicholson
Final tickets are on sale now HERE, don’t miss the event of the year.
This is an 18+ event.
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Bali’s Biggest Music Festival, Djakarta Warehouse Project,
Set to Host Calvin Harris, Charlotte de Witte, Fisher, Hugel, Sammy Virji, Skrillex, Steve Angello, and More This December
This December 12-14, 2025, Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) returns to Bali, transforming the island’s breathtaking GWK Cultural Park into a world stage for electronic music, art, and community. What began as a club night in Jakarta has evolved into one of Asia’s most respected music festivals, bringing its signature energy to the Island of the Gods for an unforgettable three-day celebration.
Held at GWK Cultural Park, DWP 2025 unfolds in one of Bali’s most iconic and atmospheric locations. The vast outdoor venue, crowned by the towering Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, captures the island’s creative pulse – open skies and tropical warmth. As day turns to night, the park shifts from glowing sunsets to a horizon alive with light and sound, creating a setting that feels both grounded in culture and charged with dancefloor energy.
Fisher makes his exclusive festival appearance in Southeast Asia at the 2025 edition, joining a powerful lineup of global icons and diverse innovators from a myriad of scenes. Calvin Harris, Charlotte de Witte, Hugel, Sammy Virji, Skrillex, and Steve Angello bring their infectious energy, joined by Cyril, Dipha Barus, an unprecedented exclusive first-ever-in-Indonesia triple billing from DubVision b2b Matisse & Sadko b2b Third Party. The momentum continues with Nifra, Odd Mob, Paul van Dyk, Space 92, Whisnu Santika, alongwith Lukas & Frank (live), Gil Glaze and ¥ØU$UKE ¥UK1MATSU rounding out a program engineered to move from sunset euphoria into late-night intensity within one of the world’s most striking open-air venues.
Reflecting DWP’s commitment to celebrating Asia’s diverse and dynamic electronic scene, this year also spotlights rising regional talent. Singapore’s FVDER brings a forward-thinking blend of house and bass, while Indonesian favorite LTN returns with his internationally acclaimed progressive sound. Indonesia’s own XYRA makes his long-awaited DWP debut, joined by Vietnam’s Sphinix, who adds cinematic depth and texture to the lineup. Rounding out the regional showcase, Japan’s YAKSA and TJO join forces for an exclusive back-to-back performance, uniting two decades of club culture and high-octane energy.
Extending beyond the main event, DWP Bali Music Week offers a full week of island-wide programming that blends culture, creativity, and community. Beachside pre-parties, wellness sessions, label takeovers, and cultural activities invite festivalgoers to experience Bali’s rich spirit in new ways.
Every year, DWP pushes creative and technical boundaries, and its 2025 debut in Bali will be its most ambitious yet. Expect monumental stage designs inspired by Indonesian artistry, cutting-edge lighting and pyrotechnics, and immersive environments that blur the line between art and performance. Each element has been carefully curated by Ismaya Live to capture Bali’s cultural soul while delivering the world-class production DWP is known for.
Exclusive tickets and travel packages are now available, designed to make the journey to paradise seamless.
GA Early Entry 3-Day Pass: IDR 1,900,000 / USD 115
GA Presale 3-Day Pass: IDR 2,100,000 / USD 128
VIP Presale 3-Day Pass: IDR 4,200,000 / USD 255
Travel Packages: from IDR 8,400,000 / USD 515 (includes passes for two, hotel, and breakfast)
Tickets, group deals, and travel packages can be found at www.dwpfest.com.
Organised by Ismaya Live, Djakarta Warehouse Project has grown from a local club event into one of Asia’s most celebrated music festivals, drawing hundreds of thousands of fans from across the globe. Known for its impeccable production, diverse programming, and vibrant sense of community, DWP continues to redefine the festival experience in Asia.
Djakarta Warehouse Project 2025
December 12-14, 2025 | GWK Cultural Park, Bali, Indonesia
www.dwpfest.com
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