Electric Bazaar marks 5 years with a milestone celebration at Savage

Hanoi-based promotor Electric Bazaar is celebrating five years in business with their anniversary event at their headquarters, Savage, coming up on March 1.

Over the past half-decade, Electric Bazaar has carved out a reputation as one of Vietnam’s most innovative promoters, curating meticulously crafted festivals, boat parties, live music showcases, and club nights.

From heavyweight bookings like DJ Stingray, Kosh, Monophonik, Quest, and Diskonnected to fostering a dynamic local scene, the collective has become synonymous with cutting-edge programming in Vietnam.

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Their fifth-anniversary event promises to be no different, featuring a lineup that bridges the global and the homegrown. Moody Mehran, Yanes (live), Jason Soong, D-Fresh, Lourene and Tobes (live), and Electric Bazaar founder Useph are set to take over the decks.

Beyond the music, the event will pay homage to Electric Bazaar’s history with a visual retrospective—past event posters, photographs, and QR codes linking to archival videos will be scattered throughout Savage, offering a dive into their journey.

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Visuals for the anniversary event will be curated by in-house specialist Dzenita Basic, ensuring an immersive aesthetic to match the night’s significance.

There are even whispers of limited-edition scarves being designed to commemorate the occasion.

Speaking on the anniversary, Useph shared with us, “This anniversary is not merely a reflection of what we have achieved, but a look forward to the exciting evolution of Electric Bazaar. It is a celebration of the connections we’ve fostered, the boundaries we’ve pushed, and the timeless energy that continues to define our identity.”

Moving forward, keep your eyes open for Electric Bazaar’s next ‘Sonic Waves’ festival in May, set on a private island.

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Henry Cooper is a Writer at Mixmag Asia. Follow him on Instagram.

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