Bali Welcomes Day Zero’s Next Chapter

Damian Lazarus’s Day Zero festival is set to mark another milestone this year, heading to Bali for its first-ever edition in April.

First radiating from the jungles of Mexico in 2012, Day Zero has grown into one of the world’s most sought-after underground festivals, fueled by its spirited atmosphere, boundary-pushing production, eco-conscious blueprint, and consistent billing of top-tier global talent.

On the heels of its inaugural appearance in Milagres, Brazil, and a landmark twelfth chapter in Tulum, Mexico (both held in January 2026), focus now shifts to Bali on April 17 for Day Zero’s debut showing on the island.

Partnered with the Savaya hospitality and entertainment chain, the sonic celebration unfolds at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park, a venue capable of supporting crowds up to 40,000 and known for hosting festivals such as Soundrenaline, Djakarta Warehouse Project, and Dreamfields Festival, among others.

Day Zero Bali’s 12-hour transformative sound ritual leaps into high gear, with waves of techno, emotive house, Afro house, melodic house, tech house, and disco vibrations racing through the open arena, orchestrated by an exceptional line-up of electronic music bigwigs.

Front and center are electronic music trailblazers Acid Pauli, duo Âme, Bonobo, Brunello, Damian Lazarus, Francis Mercier, Jamie Jones, Jan Blomqvist, John Summit, Kitty Amor, B2B pair MIMI x FY, and Satori.

Also pasted on the card are rapidly rising house artist Meera and Japanese DJ/producer royta, who blends bassline, breakbeats, and UK garage, alongside Savaya Beach Club resident DJ Tina Colada. Artists from the Odyssey Crew and PNNY Collective round out the Day Zero billing.

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