Watch: A peek into 5 key experiences at Suara Festival

Taking place on July 26-29, Suara Festival promises an immersive, sensorial adventure like no other, featuring five key experiences designed to captivate festival goers.

In a video uploaded by the organisers, Jason Swamy, the visionary founder of Suara, takes us on a tour of the festival grounds so attendees can anticipate what’s to come at Nuanu City during the event.

Known for his pioneering approach to festivals like Wonderfruit and Further Future, his vision for Suara promises an unforgettable blend of art, music, wellness, and community.

First, step through the Nuanu Gate, where the striking sculptures by renowned artist Daniel Popper set the tone for your festival experience. Moving to the Luna Beach Club, soak in the breathtaking views and marvel at unique artworks, creating a visually stunning backdrop.

For those seeking exclusivity, the Utopia VIP Experience offers a serene escape with an infinity pool and awe-inspiring vistas. The heart of Suara Festival lies in the Oasis, where a diverse array of talks, yoga sessions, wellness programs, and cultural experiences await.

Finally, lose yourself in the Labyrinth of Art and Music, where Bali’s top artists blend music performances with local culture, providing a glimpse into the island’s vibrant creative scene.

Watch the video below.

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Now in its third year, Suara Festival will take place from July 26-28, 2024, coinciding with the grand opening of Nuanu, Bali’s anticipated new creative city.

This year’s line-up includes headliners Angus & Julia Stone, Brandt Brauer Frick, and Youngr, alongside acts like HVOB, Lastlings, and Batavia Collective.

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The festival also highlights regional talents such as Yung Raja, DJ Wordy, Ramengvrl, and a number of collectives, with more than 100 performances spread across nine unique stages, each inspired by Balinese culture and architecture.

Learn more about Suara Festival and get tickets here.

Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.

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