The Djakarta Warehouse Project is back in 2025 and ready to take over GWK Cultural Park, Bali, for three consecutive days on December 12, 13, and 14, 2025. After last year’s 15th edition successfully drew tens of thousands of visitors, this year DWP returns with even bigger energy, grander production, and a more diverse lineup.
Ismaya Live’s Brand Manager, Argi Wibawa, emphasized their excitement in bringing the festival back to Bali. “We are very enthusiastic to bring Djakarta Warehouse Project back to Bali this year. After the success of the 15th edition in Bali, we are committed to delivering an even better experience this year. We can’t wait to see fans gather and celebrate electronic music together at #DWP25.”
Ticket sales opened on May 7, 2025, at 15:00 WITA through dwpfest.com. The event offers a variety of ticket categories to meet visitors’ needs, from GA Early Entry starting at IDR 1,900,000, GA Regular Presale from IDR 2,100,000, to VIP Presale starting at IDR 4,200,000. For those coming in groups, there are also Group Packages containing five GA or VIP tickets, as well as Travel Packages including two tickets plus accommodation for four days and three nights complete with breakfast for two.
Of course, the most anticipated part of the event is its diverse lineup. This year, DWP introduces several big names ready to bring the stage to life with electronic music from various subgenres.
UK Garage sensation Sammy Virji joins as one of the main headliners. Trance lovers will be treated to Ilan Bluestone from Anjunabeats, while techno fans can enjoy futuristic beats from Space 92, the French DJ who consistently tops Beatport charts.
Not only that, DWP also showcases a lineup of local talents, including Franc Fala and Lukas Fran. Other performers include FNDER, Switzerland’s Gil Glaze, XYRA, and the phenomenal duo Yaksa b2b TJO, who are expected to deliver a set full of surprises and nonstop energy.
With the combination of an iconic venue and a diverse lineup, this year’s DWP25 promises an experience that is not only bigger, but also more vibrant and inclusive.
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