Billy Bagus
Jul 12, 2025
There’s something about music on an island that just hits differently — the rhythm of waves in the distance, the scent of frangipani in the air, and crowds of people moving to the same beat under an open sky. In this guide, we highlights the best music festivals in Bali from July 2025 onward (Q2 and beyond). From beachfront blues to experimental soundscapes and jazz beneath the jungle canopy, this is your go-to list for tuning in and turning up on the Island of the Gods.
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PICA Fest
Date: July 24–27, 2025
Location: Lapangan Niti Mandala, Renon
Known as Bali’s biggest clothing and lifestyle festival, PICA Fest isn’t just about the streetwear. It’s also a showcase of indie music culture powered by the island’s youth. Local artists, fresh fashion labels, and high-octane performances turn this Renon gathering into a statement of Bali’s next generation—bold, independent, and full of rhythm.
Lovina Festival
Date: July 24–27, 2025
Location: Lovina Beach, Buleleng
Meanwhile, on the quieter northern shores, Lovina Festival is weaving tradition and music into a coastal celebration. This multi-day event blends cultural performances with contemporary music, art exhibitions, and culinary showcases. Expect a different pace here — one that invites you to linger, listen, and soak in the soul of Bali’s northern coast.
Bali International Choir Festival
Date: July 29 – August 2, 2025
Location: Giri Nata Mandala, Badung
If harmony gives you goosebumps, this one’s for you. Choirs from around the world come together at this prestigious festival to deliver some of the most powerful vocal performances on the island. This isn’t background music — it’s soul-shaking sound in its purest, most heartfelt form.
Ubud Village Jazz Festival
Date: August 1–2, 2025
Location: Sthala Ubud Bali by Marriott
Ubud turns into a jazz lover’s paradise during this two-day celebration of improvisation, groove, and soul. With international acts, eco-friendly vibes, and an intimate jungle setting, the Ubud Village Jazz Festival is where serious music meets serious scenery. Whether you’re a longtime jazz head or just jazz-curious, this one hits all the right notes.
Ku De Ta White Party – 25th Anniversary
Date: August 16, 2025
Location: Ku De Ta, Seminyak
Seminyak’s most iconic beach club marks 25 years of legendary nightlife with its most ambitious White Party yet. Themed Circo de la Luna, this one-night spectacle will blend theatrical circus visuals, cutting-edge music, and a strictly all-white dress code. It’s not just a party — it’s a ritual of style, sound, and celebration on the sand.
Waterbomb Bali
Date: September 6–7, 2025
Location: GWK Cultural Park, Uluwatu
What do you get when you mix high-energy DJs, a battlefield of water guns, and one of Bali’s most iconic landmarks? Waterbomb Bali — a festival that’s equal parts music and mayhem. Held at the dramatic limestone cliffs of GWK, this event is pure summer adrenaline, designed for those who like their parties wet, wild, and impossible to forget.
Bali Rockin Blues Festival
Date: September 2025 (Exact dates TBA)
Location: Sanur (Venue TBA)
In contrast to high-tempo dance parties, the Bali Rockin Blues Festival offers a soulful blend of live blues and rock on the scenic shores of Sanur. With local legends and international musicians sharing the stage, this laid-back festival is all about raw vocals, gritty guitars, and music that tells a story.
AXEAN Festival
Date: September 13–14, 2025
Location: Jimbaran Hub
A true standout in Southeast Asia’s festival calendar, AXEAN Festival is where music, industry, and culture collide. With 40+ acts from across the region, panel discussions, songwriting residencies, and a new platform dedicated to Southeast Asia’s underground club culture, this festival isn’t just a performance space — it’s a creative ecosystem. Think funkot, vinahouse, manyao, and budots, all in one place.
Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP)
Date: December 12–14, 2025
Location: GWK Cultural Park, Uluwatu
The year closes with a bang thanks to DWP — Indonesia’s biggest electronic music festival. Hosted once again at the massive GWK venue, DWP promises big names, bigger crowds, and enough bass to shake the cliffs. Whether you're a loyal raver or just festival-curious, this is the place to dance through the final nights of the year.
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