Djakarta Warehouse Project Reveals Phase One Lineup for 2025 Bali Edition


The Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) has unveiled the first wave of artists for its 2025 edition, set to return to Baliโ€™s GWK Cultural Park from December 12 to 14.

This yearโ€™s event will once again take place beneath the towering Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, with dramatic limestone cliffs and panoramic ocean views providing a striking backdrop. Organizers describe the venue as more than just a festival site โ€” a cultural sanctuary where music, art, and community converge.

Global Names Lead the Bill

The phase one announcement brings together some of the most influential names in electronic music. Calvin Harris returns to DWP for the first time in six years with his catalog of global hits, while techno heavyweight Charlotte de Witte is set for her debut.

Australian DJ FISHER will deliver his only Southeast Asia performance of 2025, and French producer HUGEL joins the bill following the success of Latin house tracks like Morenita and Adore You. Skrillex, known for fusing underground sounds with mainstream innovation, also returns, alongside Steve Angello, who steps out solo from Swedish House Mafia with his trademark progressive style.

The lineup also includes a rare triple back-to-back set from DubVision, Matisse & Sadko, and Third Party, marking the first of its kind in Indonesia. Other highlights include Slovakian trance artist Nifra, Japanese underground selector ยฅร˜U$UKโ‚ฌ ยฅUK1MAT$U, trance legend Paul van Dyk, breakout melodic producer Cyril, and Indonesian trailblazers Dipha Barus and Whisnu Santika. More names are expected to be announced in the coming months.

More Than a Festival

DWP has also confirmed the return of Bali Music Week, a series of events leading up to the main festival. The program features beachside pre-parties, wellness sessions, curated label showcases, and cultural excursions, designed to merge Baliโ€™s traditions with its global reputation as a creative hub.

Production for #DWP2025 is expected to be the festivalโ€™s most ambitious yet, with stages inspired by Balinese artistry, large-scale visual installations, and immersive environments transforming GWK Cultural Park into a โ€œliving soundscape.โ€

Tickets and Travel

Tickets are now on sale, with GA Early Entry three-day passes starting at IDR 1,900,000 (USD 115) and VIP Presale passes priced at IDR 4,200,000 (USD 255). Travel packages, which include two passes, hotel accommodation, and breakfast, are available from IDR 8,400,000 (USD 515).

For more information, visit www.djakartawarehouse.com.


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