Viken Arman to Headline LATE Open-Air Bali Debut

LATE Club will be welcoming Viken Arman, Geju, and Kuma for the debut Bali showcase.

In anticipation of its exciting 2026 launch, LATE Club will set the stage for its thrilling events with a debut showcase on January 17, 2025. Scheduled to be held at the Nuanu Amphitheater, the transcendent open-air sanctuary will be an environment of cutting-edge electronic music, state-of-the-art light set up, and jaw-dropping stage production. This extravaganza kicks off at sunset and will be a nine-hour open-air event of a variety of electronic music from incredibly talented artists on the roster, immersive art, irresistible street food, and immaculately crafted cocktails by the LATE head bartender. The amphitheater is only a sneak peek into what the club, which is currently being built, has to offer.

French electronic music powerhouse Viken Arman heads the bill. He will be bringing his unique blend of electronic music, dishing out sets inspired by house, jazz, minimal, world music, and hip-hop. This year, he has had shows in Berlin, Ibiza, Paris, NYC, Los Angeles, and more, and will now begin 2026 on a high note in Bali.

Geju, who is next on the artist card, will offer attendees their chill rave music for ravers who enjoy a slow, relaxing sound. The duo from Moscow has taken coveted stages, including Fusion Festival, Amsterdam Dance Event, and Burning Man. Comprising Georgy Topuridze and Denis Kurchenko, Geju launched the label and venue Leveldva almost a decade ago. Giving you a warm welcome to this event, Levalda Records resident Kuma completes the line-up for the evening.

Guests can relax at chill-out zones and take a break from the dancing. These spaces will include plush carpets and pillows. From a fusion cuisine restaurant and cocktail bar to a nightclub, listening vinyl bar and theme rooms and chill zones, all will be a part of the brand new LATE concept. LATE will be equipped with the VOID sound system, innovative music curation, visionary sound, and an unmatched experience on the island.

“We are thrilled to open LATE in Bali and to organize a series of showcases, starting with this one. Our vision is to create a space where cutting-edge electronic music meets bold design, curated experiences, and meaningful social connections. This event is just a glimpse of what LATE will offer – an all-night journey through sound, style, and atmosphere that sets a new standard for nightlife on the island,” the LATE management shared via a press release.

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