Singapore Nightlife: Best Parties And Raves Of November 2025
As expected, the tail-end of the year is where parties are coming out the strongest. Before you mark your leaves and pack your luggage for a jetset escape, unwind with these upcoming parties – from a street festival to a ska fiesta.
Grace Kim @ Behind the Green Door (Nov 1)
DJ Grace Kim
Halloween falls on a Friday this year, so that means the forthcoming weekend will be just as devilish. Take Behind the Green Door’s Saturday shindig headlined by DJ Grace Kim: its dress code demands you come in your best “gothic glamour” or “couture villain”. Coupled with some fine tech house and finer cocktails, there wouldn’t be anything in town both as swanky and spooky.
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Ann Siang Hill Block Party @ Ann Siang Hill Park (Nov 2)
Ann Siang Hill Block Party
The last Ann Siang Hill Block Party of the year will round up the festivities with a bang. After a successful June outing, this November’s one will be led by the rambunctious sounds of Wicked Aura and the popular Ann Siang Sounds jam session, where anyone is invited to come and perform alongside other musicians and musicians-to-be. There will also be a vast daytime market, with vintage goods, delectable finger bites, and cocktails that come with a complimentary film portrait. It’s anything goes here.
Free to attend. More info here.
The Mismatch RASAdency presents HOUSE UR HEAD w/ Virginia @ RASA (Nov 7)
DJ Virginia
The latest party instalment by HOUSE UR HEAD continues their streak of authentic and invigorating house music on Singaporean dancefloors. This time, they welcome Virginia, a DJ and vocalist fresh from the Berlin circuit – her sets are filled with the warmth and sparkle of the best house music, topped off by her vocal prowess.
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Keepsake Vol. 2 @ Wire Entertainment (Nov 8)
Keepsake Vol. 2
A night of skanking and moshing, the second edition of Keepsake by local ska band Cesspit promises a night of rowdy dancing and singing-along. Ska music is rarely represented on these shores, and this diverse line-up – from pop-punk band Iman’s League to the new kids on the block Brass Basah – will give you a much-needed kick if the year’s gotten you down.
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GrooveTop & Thug Shop present Conducta @ Tuff Club (Nov 14)
Conducta
Renowned as the producer behind AJ Tracey’s ‘Ladbroke Grove’ – essentially the modern UK garage anthem of our times – UK’s Conducta will bring bass mayhem to Tuff Club for the real heads. There’s nothing else to add here, except to bring earplugs because it will get loud.
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Ginette Chittick presents DAYDREAM NATION @ RASA (Nov 15)
Ginette Chittick presents DAYDREAM NATION @ RASA
She brought the house down at the closure of The Projector – now, the one and only Ginette Chittick is bringing her arsenal of indie tuneage to RASA. And she won’t be coming alone: flanking the Singaporean indie royalty will be celebrated author Amanda Lee Koe and CHVRCHES drummer Jonny Scott. That may seem incredibly random – it absolutely is – but all the more worth catching, as Ginette never disappoints with her selections.
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Pulse/Drift: Deep Listening Session @ RASA (Nov 15)
At this midpoint of the month, you may want to take a breather. Luckily, ambient producer Kin Leonn is here to soothe your aching souls with a deep listening session powered by club speakers. Put together in collaboration with Asian Film Archive and Mixmag Asia for November’s globe-trotting selection of films, come for a meditative, all-consuming time.
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拉拉LOVE: 11.22 Party (Mando & K-pop Girls’ Night Out) @ Club Fate (Nov 22)
拉拉LOVE (LALALOVE)
It’s not clear if it’s women-only, but 拉拉LOVE (LALALOVE) promises an inclusive space for all women to sing along to their favourite Mandopop ballads and K-pop favourites. If you’re unsure if this is worth attending, just remember: this is way cheaper than any Mandopop or K-pop concert ticket. A tip for these recession times.
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Machine Girl - Live in Singapore @ Aliwal Arts Centre (Nov 26)
Machine Girl
The hyper-energetic Machine Girl are finally making their Singapore debut. Originally the project of DJ Chaotic Ugly, aka Matt Stephenson, they have since expanded to a trio featuring live drums and guitars. Their brand of ravenous digital hardcore – where gabber beats collide with grindcore fury – will set Aliwal Street alight, with support from industrial outlaw Microchip Terror and mischief-maker deformed.
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Darker than Wax presents BREW @ AIR CCCC (Nov 29)
BREW
The fine folks at Darker than Wax are accustomed to bringing their silky-smooth sounds to the most far-flung places. Here, at Dempsey’s AIR CCCC, the crew bring BREW for an outdoor lawn party after its return from a two-year hiatus last August – this time, they’re bringing Indonesia’s prime groove selector Archie Dennis for a funky afternoon with drinks and food aplenty, courtesy of AIR CCCC’s acclaimed kitchen.
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Life of a Swiftie - A Taylor Swift Themed Night @ Hard Rock Cafe (Oct 10)
Whether you suffered through missing out on her National Stadium residency, or if you need a cathartic fix after listening to her new album The Life of a Showgirl, this one’s for you. A Swift-themed party may not have been something we expected this month, but it’s certainly one to bring Swifties together beyond any high-priced concerts.
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5210PM TURNS 2! FT. MAYURASHKA @ The Pantry (Oct 11)
Everyone’s favourite daytime dance divas are back with another extravagant outing. The party collective turns two this year (how time flies) and they’re celebrating their birthday back at Dempsey Hills’ The Pantry, a beautiful and earthy hideout where the vibes are right without draining your wallet too much. Japan’s Mayurashka leads this edition – a DJ and producer with an affinity for shiny 80s splendour, expect loads of delectable disco tuneage from her. For those opting to leave behind their dancing shoes, there will be a chill-out lounge curated by SANTAi.
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THE MISMATCH RASADENCY presents HOUSE UR HEAD @ RASA (Oct 11)
House is where the groove is. But what is house? To the folks at The Mismatch Rasadency, house music came from clubs where “sound was sanctuary and dancefloors meant freedom.” On this night at RASA, expect the spirit of classic Chicago house, a sound cultivated by the likes of the late Frankie Knuckles, along with the resplendence of Studio 54 and the tongue-in-cheek elitism that may very well be what’s keeping the authenticity of house alive, all these decades.
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Cleaning Day! @ Aliwal Arts Centre (Oct 19)
Sure, we’re not quite at the finish line of 2025 yet. But a good and thorough spring cleaning is never a bad thing. At Cleaning Day!, there’s an art fair, a bunch of workshops, fresh coffee and a full day of performances that’ll make you feel brand new. Out of the line-up of music acts, we highly recommend the frenetic breakcore antics of deførmed along with the sweaty moshpits that will follow Bellied Star, HARU and Nosedive, the latter two standouts from a new wave of exciting Asian shoegaze.
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Sivilian Affairs pres Celestial Seasonings with DJ Masda @ RASA (Oct 25)
If you need a techno fix without any frills or extra dressing, DJ Masda’s impending arrival is not to be missed. His vinyl-only sets have been the stuff of legends, with the veteran Japanese DJ a crate-digger master and a curator of the finest four-on-the-floor sounds from various corners of the globe. Having been at it since the 90s, there’s few in the game with the finesse and taste like DJ Masda.
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SEPT 1: Yaeji Live in Singapore @ Capitol Theatre
The producer with Mother Russia in her cup is back to redistribute groove to the masses. Yaeji, having released two successful albums since her debut show here in 2017. Except that that was a DJ set – albeit one that saw her climbing her decks and singing to the crowd. This time, she has the spacious opulence of Capitol Theatre as her dancefloor. Don’t make a booboo by missing this one.
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SEPT 5-6: BUNKER BY NIGHT 2025 @ Battlebox
The storied former WWII bunker, now known as Battlebox – located in the heart of Fort Canning Park – played host to the first ever Bunker By Night last year. Now back for Singapore Night Festival 2025, the two-night underground affair will see a skull-rattling rave on the first night – with the likes of Microchip Terror and vylt bringing bass mischief – and a soundscape-focused night on the second, complete with wireless headphones for full immersion.
Take note that this event is eligible under SG Culture Pass, which arrives in the pockets of all Singaporeans aged 18 and above with $100 credits beginning this month.
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Sept 5: Low End VI @ Drip: Salt Basement
The founders of party night Low End are serious about their craft: “This is no trend-chasing night.
Panopticons will be smashed and defied: no eyes in the sky, no gaze to perform for.” We think they’re talking about phones. Keep your blinding iPhone flashlights in your pockets and get wrecked by a night of serious low-end fury, from UK garage to footwork and the nastiest hip-hop this side of the island.
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Sept 6: Ice Cream Sundays: 9th Anniversary (w/ Special Guest BadKiss)
The arrival of another Ice Cream Sundays is always a yummy prospect. Even though there isn’t an ice cream truck in sight, there’s delightful tuneage and the breeziest vibes you’ll find in any party. The collective welcome Manila’s BadKiss, whose penchant for infectious grooves always comes with a slice of sunshine, as they celebrate their ninth anniversary. And–oh hey, they might actually be offering ice cream this time! Cool as hell (also, when’s the next Haw Par Villa retreat, guys?)
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Sept 11-14: Pickle Party @ Esplanade Annexe Studio
To some, this may be a “party” in name only. But how’s it not a party when you have jars of pickles to get your grubby hands on? The brainchild of The Theatre Practice, Pickle Party is a workshop in the guise of a theatre production, topped off by live VJ mixing and an eco-conscious message about the food that surrounds us. This, too, can be attended by paying with your SG Culture Pass credits.
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Sept 12: Solfeggio Sessions 3 @ Plunge Club Singapore
The conversation when it comes to 2025 – aka the year of Singaporean sober parties – can’t be had without mentioning this sauna bath session series, where you can submerge yourself in hours of melodic house music. It’s all chill at Plunge Club’s 30-pax Finnish sauna, but take note of the dress code: “Swimmers, kimonos or anything water friendly”, organisers Chill Sessions Records note.
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Sept 20: TUMBLE by Lagoon Laundry SG @ SANTAi
The east-side hangout spot SANTAi took the words out of our mouth: “What does a laundromat have to do with a bar?” We still don’t have the answer yet, but the curation that SANTAi presents every month – along with the rambunctious energy that’s contained there every weekend – ensures something fresh, this time in collaboration with new collective Lagoon Laundry SG.
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Sept 20: Sun State: Matcha Rave Vol 3.0 @ Tipsy Unicorn
Taking place at the Sentosa beach club Tipsy Unicorn, this month’s matcha rave, courtesy of Exposure Therapy, will start with a session of mat pilates and yoga. From 4-10pm, however, it’s sweet, seaside tuneage with another stellar line-up of selectors. The co-founders of the party series previously shared with us: their matcha raves are “where you can dance, connect with others, and feel fully present.”
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Sept 26: PAKKA LOCAL SINGAPORE Ch 2 @ Hard Rock Cafe
The folks behind Pakka Local have been hard at work bringing the fresh sounds of South Indian club music to the fringes of Orchard Road. This time, they’re bringing in DJ Gowtham and Keli Thee all the way from India, along with Australia’s DJ Alchemy. Sober ravers, take note: “matcha” means something else here.
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Sept 26: 3NiTi x BLACKLIGHT: 000 @ Tuff Club
Worlds collide across the causeway as Malaysia’s twisted selectors Suhsi and rEmPiT g0dDe$, who form the collective 3NiTi with Bussy Temple’s own Metamoksha, collaborate with the BlackLight Tribe for a night of unforgiving frequencies. From hard techno and EBM to deconstructed club tuneage that will scramble your brain, it’s all about the venomous fringes of dance music on this rare night.
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MAY 2: HERE: SAVAGE TAKEOVER WITH OUISSAM & FEELZ @ RASA
It may be a Savage takeover, but May 2nd will be a night far from chaotic – the Hanoi nightclub brings its party to Singapore with a takeover at RASA. Savage founder Ouissam will head it alongside Feelz, co-founder of underground collective Thêm. Ouissam is an absolute fiend for synth-laced boogie, with a collection of sizzling and obscure records that span from Korean disco to vintage Cantopop.
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MAY 3: HEAT RAVE 2025 – NONSTOP ENERGY, DAY & NIGHT BY FRAU @ COSFORD CONTAINER PARK
These days, the weather has been swinging like a wild pendulum, either bestowing upon us relentless tropical heat or a raging thunderstorm. For the folks behind Heat Rave, the dancefloor will go on, rain or shine, at Cosford Container Park. Two stages will present two distinct flavours of dance: the Courtyard with UKG, bassline & tech house riddims, and the Container with the grit and gnarly edges of industrial techno.
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MAY 3: RASA – RE: CLARISA KIMSKII (L.A.G. / ON BOARD, US) @ RASA
A former resident of Brooklyn’s techno-dom of Merge, Clarisa Kimskii has spent her recent years taking up residency in Seoul. Now, she brings her diverse and propulsive arsenal of tunes to RASA, ranging from vintage electro-funk to atmospheric, syrupy house. With clubs like Berghain, Tresor and Basement NY under her belt, expect her to bring the same decadent late-night energy to the RASA dancefloor.
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MAY 3: MIRA (KIOSK I.D. / KATER, BERLINE) IN SINGAPORE @ MDLR
Veteran DJ Mira conjures the steamy underground of Berlin with her return to Singapore, this time at MDLR under the collaboration of Thugshop and Soul Collective. She hails as a resident of Kater Blau, a club self-described as “a home for electronic music and hedonism”, and MDLR fits the bill perfectly.
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MAY 9: THUGSHOP PRESENTS – XXL SERIES FEAT. FATIMA HAJJI @ MDLR
A mover and shaker in modern techno, Fatima Hajji has held the fort for decades as one of Spain’s most wondrous dance music exports. Despite her popularity, Hajji rarely caters to the tastes of the mainstream, and revellers have often had to keep up with her relentless selections. Thugshop are doing you a big service if you need a Friday night workout. Come prepared.
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MAY 10: BORIS BREJCHA IN SINGAPORE @ PARIS PANJANG FIRE STATION
With a signature sound that’s both intensely melodic and sinister – making him a mainstay at destinations like Tomorrowland and Cercle – Boris Brejcha has understandably surged in popularity and demand all over the world. It’s why he’ll command Pasir Panjang Fire Station come May 10. And with his mysterious demeanour covered by a Jokerfied grin, he’s sure to put a smile on that face.
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MAY 10: BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR PRESENTS: MATISA @ BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR
The folks at Behind The Green Door have had a particularly adept programme catering to breezier house tastes – particularly, those of afro-house and seaside tech-house. This month, they rope in one of dance music’s most eager prospects yet in Matisa, a DJ with glowing endorsements from the likes of Ben UFO and Peggy Gou.
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MAY 17: SUNDAY MESS FT. KIKIORIX (RAINBOW DISCO CLUB, JP) @ TBA
Daytime shenanigans are back with a new instalment of Sunday Mess by the fine folks at 5210pm. This time, the afternoon party is blessed by Rainbow Disco Club, one of Japan’s eminent underground dance music festivals. Its resident DJ Kikiorix comes to headline Sunday Mess alongside their crew of skilful selectors, a month after the festival’s successful 2025 edition that saw the likes of Gilles Peterson play a five-hour(!) set. Will Kikiorix have something similar up his sleeve? Head down to find out.
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MAY 23: THUGSHOP'S ØGRAVITY PRESENTS – QRION [ANJUNADEEP] @ TUFF CLUB
Speaking of Japan, its own Qrion is also slated for a Tuff Club shindig towards the end of the month. Having been named a future star by DJ Mag, and one of Forbe’s 30 Under 30 inductees, the future is ever brighter for Qrion. And this is reflected in her music and DJ sets: one of optimism and communal love.
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MAY 24: CE LA VI PRES. SVEN VÄTH @ CELA VI
No stranger to these shores, Sven Väth is a master whose career now spans over 40 years. In dance music, that’s almost unheard of, save for a few veterans luckily still with us. Every Sven Väth set, all-vinyl-no-digital, is a tribute to dance music’s past and a vision of its future. And he’ll be bringing the Ibiza spirit to the glitzy CÉ LA VI dancefloor with style and grace. Come in your finest outfits.
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APRIL 4: THUGSHOP PRESENTS – YANT + ALETHA @ HEADQUARTERS
For one night, Headquarters turns into the Hacienda – sort of. It’s a Mancunian takeover courtesy of DJs and producers Yant and Aletha, coming all the way from Manchester to bring the freshest sounds from the city. But a Madchester party this is not – Yant’s acid-laced techno is dark and propulsive, while Aletha, a Rinse FM resident, will keep the dance floor guessing with her masterful genre-bending habits.
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APRIL 4: SUPER ENJOY – MINIMUM FUSS @ ENCLAVE BAR
The feel-good folks of Super Enjoy are kicking off their year belatedly and with a fresh format. While still a party, minimum fuss is all about the live prowess of its line-up: Emanon and Sigmoid Fn, along with a collaborative set between Bongomann and El Professionel. And that’s not all – expect endless tuneage from DJs Dexter Colt and Jenn Chunes. Taking place at craft cocktail hideout Enclave Bar, it’s a night in the city dedicated to nothing but good vibes.
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APRIL 5: NORTH EAST SOCIAL CLUB PRESENTS YUSHH (PRESSURE DOME, UK) @ RASA
Yushh is not just the name of this breakout DJ, but the sound you’ll make on the dancefloor as your body sways in a half-time stupor. The UK producer, DJ and head-honcho of label Pressure Dome is set to test the sub-frequency limits of Rasa’s soundsystem. Expect massive and cavernous rhythms that traverse the astral planes of electro, dub techno, and dubstep.
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APRIL 5: BOHO SUNSETS @ DASHI SKYPOOL
It’s a Bali-esque sunset party right in the heart of Singapore’s CBD. The veterans at Ministry of Rave have launched Boho Sunsets, a new party series set against the glamorous backdrop of Dashi Skypool. This month, Russia’s DJ Litchi takes the reins with her crowd-pleasing blend of melodic techno, infused with shades of afro-tech and progressive house to keep the spiritual vibes flowing.
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APRIL 11: THUGSHOP PRESENTS – RANDOMER @ HEADQUARTERS
Randomer comes from a long-standing tradition of playing hardened and grungy techno in clubs all over the world. Having released his own recorded work on the likes of Perc Trax and Hospital Records, among others, you can expect that Randomer’s tastes lie in the balls-out side of industrial bass music. The UK DJ takes no prisoners, so come for a good workout.
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APRIL 11: LEE BURRIDGE IN SINGAPORE @ MDLR
It’s rare of a renowned DJ to have missed Singapore for a decade. For Lee Burridge, his last visit was 18 years ago. As you can imagine, his return is one for the books, especially for all melodic house heads around the island. He’s helmed sunrise sets at Burning Man, Coachella and Tomorrowland, but his nighttime sojourn at MDLR will uplift the most restless spirits.
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APRIL 12: OUTLOOK FESTIVAL X NESC PRESENT SILVA BUMPA (UK) @ IKI
Another Manchester export is set to blow the roof off Singapore’s nightlife circuit. This time, it’s at Iki, courtesy of Silva Bumpa, hailing from the UK’s next generation of low-end conjurers that also include Interplanetary Criminal, Main Phase and Soul Mass Transit System – three acts that have visited Singapore in recent years thanks to North East Social Club. Bumpa now makes his long-awaited local debut alongside a wealth of regional talent: KL's Breakboyclub, with Mia, Traction Control, Alfie Rrari and TASHASAN.
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APRIL 12: GENERAL LEVY LIVE @ RASA
It’s a roll-call for all the ragga faithfuls in Singapore: General Levy’s back in town. The UK dancehall and jungle legend is performing courtesy of Tropika, Freeform Agency and Singapura Dub Club. Best known for his 1994 jungle classic ‘Incredible’, Levy will set alight RASA with pure heat, alongside a line-up of veteran DJs: Sonido Singapura's u~ta, the elusive Submerge, Syndicate’s Kiat, and Tropika’s Ramesh.
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APRIL 17: HARDSTYLE & TECHNO BOILER ROOM: BARE @ MORTAR & PESTLE
Local collective Absurd hosts Bare, a series of parties featuring “a space to let go and be yourself”, it writes. The title says it all: hardstyle and techno in spades at Mortar & Pestle, a rooftop hideout in Chinatown better known for its more elegant setting. So when Bare hits this venue up, you know you’re in for a full transformation, one night only. Featuring DJ sets by Mila, Obsidian, Bryan, Clover, D-LINEZ, and a live set by Twenty4HZ.
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APRIL 18-19: SUNDA FESTIVAL 2025 @ SERIMBUN CAMP
It’s the much-anticipated return of Sunda Festival! The two-day outdoor party lands back at Serimbun Camp after a brief hiatus. Located deep in the heart of Jalan Bahtera – around the corner from Lim Chu Kang – you can imagine that being so far away from the city, noise will not be an issue. Treat Sunda as less of your average weekender, and more a blissful hideout with the sounds of a mega-packed line-up: among them Soichi Terada, Yu Su, Antal, Motor City Drum Ensemble’s Danilo Plessow, and so much more.
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APRIL 26: TRANCE4M INTERNATIONAL THROUGHOUT (OPEN-TO-CLOSE) WITH INDECENT NOISE @ IKI
Indecent Noise is a “come-as-you-are” kinda guy – his name sums up his approach to a tee: trance music that moves the body and spirit with indiscriminate force. The Polish DJ’s upcoming night at Iki under TRANCE4M is one that will cover all corners of the dance music genre, courtesy of his alter-egos DISCO19 and NOISETALGIA. It’ll be a marathon night for the veteran, so come with your most comfortable kicks.
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