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Ultra Beach Bali 2023 Announces Its Full Lineup

Satria P.
08:55, 2 Sep 2023

Ultra Beach Bali returns for more electrifying sets and performances by world-class EDM artists. The 5th edition of the show will be held on the 20th and 21st of September, 2023, at Locca Sea House, Badung Regency, Bali.

This year, Ultra Beach Bali will be headlined by Norwegian EDM prodigy Alan Walker, a back-to-back set called Endless Summer by Sam Feldt and Jonas Blue, a dreamy future bass set by Gryffin, a trip to the trance world by W&W, and an electrifying set by Grammy-winning EDM artist and producer Zedd.

Other prominent EDM artists, both local and international, who will be performing at the event include Frank Walker, Mykris, Bullo, DNA, Emosi, Jesse Wilde, Junior, Lenn, N/A, Syndromatic, and Winky Wiryawan.

Besides Ultra Beach Bali, there will be a companion stage called RESISTANCE that will be held on the 24th and the 25th of September. The lineup has not been announced yet, but it sure will give you another whole Ultra Bali experience with tonnes of underground music to party with.

Ultra Beach Bali is one of Asia’s most popular electronic music festivals, attracting thousands of fans from around the world. The festival is well-known for its breathtaking setting, incredible lineup, and electric atmosphere.

The inaugural Ultra Beach Bali took place in 2015 and was a huge success. Since then, the festival has grown in popularity and is now one of Asia’s most anticipated EDM events. After a 5-year hiatus, this event returned to rock Bali partygoers last year with spectacular performances by Afrojack, Alesso, John Summit, KSHMR, and Oliver Heldens.

If you enjoy electronic music, Ultra Beach Bali is a must-see event. The festival will undoubtedly be a memorable experience.

The tickets are now on sale, starting at IDR 1 million for GA tickets and IDR 1,1 million for PGA tickets. The RESISTANCE tickets are also available for sale right now, starting at IDR 600,000. Check out their social media and their website for more packages to enjoy the festival.

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