The Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP)—crowned one of Asia’s leading dance music festivals—is happening once again on 13, 14 and 15 December 2019.
A testimony to how big DWP is, the event is known for putting together stunning lineups that feature global superstars from all areas of the dance music spectrum. Just last year, the event played host to the likes of The Weeknd, Alesso, Armin van Buuren, DJ Snake, and Porter Robinson—just to name a few.
Celebrating its 11th edition, the event returns to its home in Jakarta at the JIExpo Kemayoran. Mark your calendars because this is one end-of-the-year spectacular that’s worth blowing your money for, especially with a line-up which includes Disclosure, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Skrillex, Yellowclaw & more!
What initially began as a nightclub event back in 2008 has since swelled in size to become one of the region’s largest music festivals, attracting attendees from all over the world.
Last year, DWP celebrated its 10th anniversary in Bali, DWPX, as part of a special commemoration. This year, organisers Ismaya Live have announced that DWP will be returning back to its home at JIExpo, Jakarta.
Looking at the repertoire of curated acts this year, you can bet that DWP 2019 promises nothing short of pure ecstasy-driven fun and excitement. Headline acts include the likes of Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Zedd, Skrillex, Dash Berlin, Yellow Claw, Jonas Blue, R3HAB and many more!
Disclosure, one of the most iconic and genre-defining duos of the past decade is now set to join this year’s repertoire of acts alongside Chromeo, Blasterjaxx, Markus Schulz, Bassjackers, and Coone.
Multi-platinum selling R&B icon Tinashe will also be performing at DWP this year.
Getting Tickets
Ticket prices for General Admission (3-day passes) start from 1.460K IDR (Approx. 104 USD).
Purchase your tickets here.
When: 13, 14 & 15 December
Where: JIExpo Kemayoran, RW.10, Kota Tua, Pademangan Tim., Pademangan, Jakarta Pusat 14410, Indonesia
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DWP 2019
All photos are credited to Djakarta Warehouse Project 2019.
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