Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) has revealed its Phase Two lineup for the 2025 event, with another series of international names and innovative performances guaranteed for Bali.
In continuation of Phase One featuring headlining acts such as Calvin Harris, Charlotte de Witte, Fisher, Skrillex, Steve Angello, and HUGEL, Phase Two brings onboard artists such as Sammy Virji, Space 92, Odd Mob, FVDER, Gil Glaze, Lukas & Frank, Sphinix, XYRA, and a special YAKSA b2b TJO set, cementing DWP 2025 as one of the most awaited electronic music festivals in Asia.
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Scheduled from December 12–14 at GWK Cultural Park, the festival transforms one of Bali’s most iconic cultural landmarks into a vibrant hub of music and creativity. Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and the monumental Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, the venue offers panoramic views that shift from golden sunsets to starlit nights, creating an immersive backdrop where ancient Balinese heritage meets global electronic music culture. The natural surroundings, combined with world-class production, make DWP a unique pilgrimage for dance music enthusiasts worldwide.
Headlining the Phase Two lineup is UK’s Sammy Virji, a standout talent in the modern UK garage scene. Virji’s infectious energy and dynamic production promise a landmark performance on Bali’s mainstage. French DJ Space 92 will be delivering his blend of melodic complexity and propulsive techno in an experience that will captivate aficionados of high-octane electronic music. Australian Odd Mob debuts in Bali with a genre-bending set of house, bass, and breaks, with Swiss DJ Gil Glaze contributing refined melodic house grooves to the festival line-up.
Romanian duo Lukas & Frank will present a unique performance which includes live saxophone and cello in their Afro and melodic house sets, providing a soulful and one-of-a-kind touch for DWP 2025. The festival also still features Asia’s emerging talents. Singapore’s FVDER contributes his avant-garde house and bass, Indonesian DJ LTN and XYRA feature trance, progressive, and new electronic music, and Vietnamese DJ Sphinix features his raw and hard-hitting style. Japan’s YAKSA and TJO round out Phase Two with a high-energy back-to-back set to commemorate a 2000–2025 party anthem, blending power and imagination for an intimate experience.
In addition to the festival proper, DWP Bali Music Week adds to the celebration with a week-long festival program featuring beachfront pre-parties, wellness programs, cultural outings, and specially curated takeovers. The experience combines the island’s deep-rooted heritage with modern music and art, giving fans an unrivaled festival experience.
Each iteration of DWP sets production and creative frontiers ahead, and 2025 is no different. Anticipate titanic stage designs in the style of Balinese art, cutting-edge video, immersive lighting, pyrotechnics, and innovative soundscapes that create a living festival atmosphere in GWK Cultural Park.
Tickets and travel packages are available for an effortless festival experience, including early bird GA and VIP tickets and bundled travel packages that offer hotel accommodations and breakfasts.
Organized by Ismaya Live, Djakarta Warehouse Project evolved from a local nightclub party into one of Asia’s most renowned and popular music festivals. DWP 2025 will be a celebration of legends, innovators, and new stars from around the globe in art, unity, and electronic music in one of the world’s most unique environments.
Djakarta Warehouse Project 2025 is on December 12–14 at GWK Cultural Park, Bali, Indonesia. Tickets, travel packages, and more at www.dwpfest.com.
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