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Get ready, party people—Savaya Bali is turning up the heat! This April 17th, the legendary Diplo is making his way back to our iconic clifftop stage for a night you won’t forget. Think epic beats, ocean breeze, and dancing under the stars. Sounds like a vibe? Here’s the deal: space is limited, so only table reservations and ticket holders will get through the door. It’s a 21+ event, so don’t forget your ID, and yes—we’re keeping things safe with full health protocols in place.

Motel Mexicola Seminyak—the lovechild of 1960s Acapulco and Ricky Ricardo on a belly full of Huichole-endorsed peyote and seven lashings of mezcal—is turning 12.

For over a decade, they’ve been slinging tequila, shaking maracas, and uniting lost souls in the sacred, slightly unhinged union between “the customer” and “the F$%&-yeah-amazing-antojería-and-tequilería.” And now? They’re taking this relationship to the next level.

On Saturday, April 19th, the iconic party returns to Club Corazon, Uluwatu, for a high-energy anniversary edition that honors its Spanish roots and signature dancefloor spirit. Guests can expect the same fiery mix of Reggaeton, 2000s throwbacks, Latin house, and acid grooves — only bigger, louder, and wilder. Built on a foundation of pure vibes — with no egos, no rules — OLÉ invites everyone to lose themselves in the music and the moment.

Club Corazon Uluwatu is set to erupt as Bali’s iconic music collective PNNY returns to the decks on Friday, April 25th. Renowned for their genre-blending sets, magnetic stage presence, and infectious crowd energy, the PNNY crew is bringing their signature chaos back to the island’s favorite dance floor.

The fourth installment of the ongoing collaboration brings Rainbow Disco Club to Potato Head for two days and nights of hyper-eclectic sounds and visuals. Featuring some of Japan’s most renowned artists alongside a selection of global talents, the event will merge diverse musical expressions with immersive experiences.

The fourth in our ongoing collaboration sees Rainbow Disco Club take over Potato Head for two days and nights of hyper-eclectic sounds and sights, with some of Japan’s most renowned artists and a selection of global talents playing alongside our resident DJs. On Friday 25 April, Potato Head Beach Club plays host the the RDC stage, with Eris Drew & Octo Octa, Call Super. Archie B2B Gonno, Monkey Timers, and Munir B2B Varumi bringing their diverse musical textures to the shores of the Indian Ocean. Augmenting the music at the Beach Club will be laser and lighting from Yamachang, tsukemen style ramen from Tsubame, and special edition RDC merchandise.