Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) is officially returning to GWK Cultural Park, Bali, from 12 to 14 December 2025. Organisers have confirmed a diverse line-up of international and Indonesian acts, marking another major edition of one of Asia’s biggest electronic music festivals.
Calvin Harris leads this year’s global headliners. His last appearance at DWP was six years ago, and his return is expected to draw considerable interest. The DJ and producer has dominated charts for over a decade with hits such as We Found Love, which won the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Music Video.
Skrillex also joins the bill, bringing a high-energy set that blends his early sound with newer material. Known for reshaping electronic music through bold experimentation, he is expected to deliver one of the standout performances of the weekend.
Techno powerhouse Charlotte de Witte will make her long-awaited DWP debut, while FISHER brings his trademark party-driven set. Steve Angello, a founding member of Swedish House Mafia, will perform solo, and HUGEL strengthens the headline list with his club-focused style.
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DWP has also introduced UK Garage favourite Sammy Virji to the 2025 roster. In a written statement shared with the media on Monday (17/11/2025), organisers said they were confident that “Sammy Virji’s presence will bring a wave of joy and unforgettable rhythms to music lovers.”
For trance enthusiasts, Ilan Bluestone from Anjunabeats will present his melodic, euphoric sound. Techno fans will see Space 92, the French producer who regularly tops Beatport charts. Local talents include underground techno figure Franc Fala and rising DJ Lukas Fran, both set to represent Indonesia on the main stage.
DWP will also spotlight emerging performers. FNDER will showcase its soulful house style, XYRA will bring a broad, eclectic selection, and the duo Yaksa b2b TJO is set to close with a back-to-back session aimed at keeping the crowd on their feet.
Indonesian names Dipha Barus and Whisnu Santika are also billed to perform, continuing DWP’s tradition of pairing global headliners with home-grown acts. This year’s edition aims to highlight Indonesian talent alongside international names, offering a diverse festival experience under the open Bali sky.
Pre-registration is already available at dwpfest.com, with organisers promising additional announcements in the weeks leading up to the event.
Special Ticket Prices for Bali Residents and Students
With one month to go, Ismaya Live has announced special ticket prices for Bali ID card holders and students from any university. The limited quota will only be sold offline via the official ticket box.
As part of its community commitment, DWP continues to expand access for Balinese residents and younger audiences. In its announcement, Ismaya Live said: “This special pricing programme is our way of thanking the Balinese people for their continued support for DWP each year.”
2025 Ticket Categories
GA 3-Day Pass
Early Entry Presale 1: Rp1,900,000 (Sold Out)
Early Entry Presale 2: Rp2,100,000 (Sold Out)
Early Entry Presale 3: Rp2,300,000
GA Presale 1: Rp2,100,000 (Sold Out)
GA Presale 2: Rp2,300,000 (Sold Out)
GA Presale 3: Rp2,500,000
GA Presale 4: Rp2,700,000
VIP 3-Day Pass
Presale 1: Rp4,200,000 (Sold Out)
Presale 2: Rp4,500,000 (Sold Out)
Presale 3: Rp4,800,000
GA Group Package (5 Tickets)
Package 1: Rp10,000,000 (Sold Out)
Package 2: Rp11,900,000
Package 3: Rp12,900,000
VIP Group Package (5 Tickets)
Package 1: Rp21,000,000 (Sold Out)
Package 2: Rp23,300,000
Package 3: Rp24,800,000
How to Buy Tickets Online
Tickets are available at dwpfest.com. After choosing “Buy Tickets” and selecting “Indonesia,” buyers will be directed to loket.com. Visitors must carefully check availability, as several categories have already sold out.
After submitting personal information and completing the payment, tickets will be sent via email.
Visitors holding a 3-Day Pass may head directly to the venue from 12 to 14 December 2025.
