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Southeast Asia’s First Hyperclub Opens in Bangkok This December

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FVTURE Bangkok Hyperclub

FVTURE Bangkok Hyperclub is set to revolutionize nightlife with its massive sound system and stunning LED environment.

Southeast Asia’s nightlife is about to get a major upgrade with the arrival of FVTURE Bangkok, a purpose-built hyperclub opening this December at Bravo Mall RCA. Designed for 6,000 people, FVTURE is the first venue of its kind in the region, an ambitious new space where music, technology, and design collide on an unprecedented scale. With its huge L-Acoustics sound system and a 360° LED environment, the project signals Bangkok’s growing place in global electronic culture and hints at how the city’s nightlife could evolve in the years ahead.

The Vision Behind FVTURE

FVTURE was conceived as more than a large-scale venue. Co-founders Victor and Michele Wang, along with music director Pablo Vas, wanted to create a space that reflects how modern club culture is evolving across Asia. Their goal was to build a home for international touring acts and regional audiences who have long lacked a venue designed for global-scale electronic music experiences. Every aspect of FVTURE, from its modular stages to its layout, was planned to support both live performances and large-format visual productions.

For the team, FVTURE represents a statement about what Bangkok’s nightlife can become. The founders emphasize personality and passion when hiring staff, aiming to build a community as forward-thinking as the venue itself. By combining international design standards with local energy, they see FVTURE as an anchor for future festivals, label showcases, and collaborations that connect Thailand’s creative industries to the world.

 

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Technology That Shapes the Space

FVTURE introduces production standards that rival major venues across the world. The main hall uses the first L-Acoustics L2 and L2D system in Asia, with more than 40 subwoofers arranged to ensure consistent sound throughout the entire 6,000-person floor. Over 1,000 square meters of LED screens create a wraparound visual field that can transform with each performance. The system is built for flexibility, allowing artists to adapt the space to their creative direction while maintaining full sensory impact.

Beyond its visual and audio scale, FVTURE’s infrastructure is modular. Side stages and upper levels can be reconfigured for touring shows, brand takeovers, or one-off live acts. This design choice keeps the space adaptable and future-proof, reflecting how large-scale entertainment is shifting toward hybrid and experiential formats that move beyond the traditional club model.

A Shift in Thailand’s Creative Landscape

FVTURE arrives at a time when Thailand’s cultural and entertainment sectors are entering a new phase. With international festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC, and Creamfields showing interest in the region, Bangkok is becoming an anchor for creative tourism and large-scale music events. The city’s existing nightlife scene has long been vibrant, but few venues have offered the technical capability or audience capacity to host global-level productions.

By introducing a hyperclub concept built from the ground up, FVTURE bridges that gap. It provides the kind of infrastructure that allows Thai and regional promoters to compete on the same stage as cities like Ibiza, Las Vegas, or Berlin. The project also reflects a broader national push toward creative-economy growth, where art, music, and design are seen as engines of international visibility and urban renewal.

The FVTURE Starts Here

FVTURE’s opening signals a new chapter for Bangkok’s nightlife and Southeast Asia’s place in global club culture. Built on ambition and collaboration, the project connects international standards with the city’s creative pulse. As anticipation builds for its December debut, FVTURE stands as both a milestone and a starting point for how the region experiences electronic music in the years to come.

FVTURE Bangkok Hyperclub marks a new chapter for Bangkok nightlife 2025, powered by a world-class L-Acoustics sound system and visionary design. As part of the rising Southeast Asia electronic music scene, FVTURE sets a global benchmark for immersive club culture and creative innovation in Thailand.

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With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.

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deadmau5 Takes Over Red Rocks For Halloween

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deadmau5 takes over Red Rocks for Halloween on October 30 and 31 with two special shows and the return of mau5hop

For more than 15 years, deadmau5 has returned to Red Rocks Amphitheatre each fall, with the Colorado venue becoming a regular part of his seasonal live shows. This year, that tradition reaches a new point as he performs at Red Rocks on Halloween itself for the first time, with DEADMAU5 HALLOWEEN taking place on October 30 and 31. The two-night event will feature VOWWS, joined by Josh Freese and Danny Lohner, alongside special visuals, selections from deadmau5’s catalogue and new music. The weekend will also include the return of the mau5hop pop-up in Denver, with exclusive merchandise, collectibles and meet-and-greet sessions across both days.

VOWWS Joins deadmau5 For The Halloween Shows

VOWWS will join deadmau5 across the two nights, with Josh Freese and Danny Lohner also part of the performance. The Australian-born, Los Angeles-based duo of Matt James and Rizz have long worked across darker alternative and electronic sounds, with previous collaborations involving Gary Numan, Chino Moreno and Chelsea Wolfe.

Josh Freese, whose credits include A Perfect Circle, Foo Fighters, Nine Inch Nails and The Vandals, also appears on VOWWS’ latest album I’ll Fill Your House With An Army. Danny Lohner, known for his work with Nine Inch Nails and The Black Queen, will join the duo at Red Rocks as part of the expanded live lineup.

What deadmau5 Has Planned For Halloween

The October 30 and 31 shows will feature special Halloween visuals alongside selections from deadmau5’s catalogue and new music. Attendees are also being encouraged to come in costume across both nights.

The shows add a new chapter to deadmau5’s long history at Red Rocks, where his fall appearances have become a regular fixture over more than 15 years. He was back at the venue in 2025 for Day of the Dead, where he debuted new music and parts of a new touring production.

That period has continued into 2026 with ‘Science’ featuring Stevie Appleton, his first vocal single since ‘My Heart Has Teeth’. The track later reached No. 1 on US Dance Radio and also entered Billboard Dance/Mixshow Airplay and Canada CHR/Top 40.

mau5hop Returns For Halloween Weekend

The Halloween weekend will also include the return of mau5hop in Denver, opening on October 30 and 31 at 95 S Cherokee Street. The pop-up will run from 11:00 AM–6:00 PM each day with specialty merchandise, limited-edition apparel, pins and collectibles not available online or at the shows.

deadmau5 and friends are also due to appear for meet-and-greets and signings from 12:00 PM–3:00 PM on both days.

With the Red Rocks shows and mau5hop both returning across Halloween weekend, this year’s edition adds more around a tradition that has already become closely tied to deadmau5 and the venue. The biggest difference in 2026 is simple: for the first time, one of those shows will actually fall on Halloween night.

With VOWWS, Josh Freese and Danny Lohner joining the shows, new music expected and mau5hop returning to Denver, DEADMAU5 HALLOWEEN has plenty planned across the weekend. Limited tickets remain for both nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, with more from deadmau5 also expected in the months ahead.

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BETH Turns Up the Energy With New Single ‘Wait’

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Scottish producer BETH returns on The Cross Records with new single Wait, following a breakout 2026 of festival slots, Ibiza dates and Radio 1 support.

In the space of a year, BETH has gone from respected up and comer to a genuine festival act. Her debut on The Cross Records, “Keep It Movin’,” is closing in on 1 million streams, and she’s kept up a steady run of releases on labels like TSHA’s Jackfruit, Eats Everything’s Edible, and Melon Bomb Records, along with a well received remix of Karen Harding’s “Island.” That output has earned her support on BBC Radio 1, with plays from Sarah Story and Arielle Free.

Her live schedule has kept pace too. This year she’s played TRNSMT Festival, Sub Club, Cabaret Voltaire, and SWG3 in Scotland, Mas Que Nada in London, and Lakota in Bristol, plus Ibiza dates at Hï, Cova Santa, and Pikes.

“Wait” marks a step forward in her production. Where “Keep It Movin'” leaned into sultry, harmonic melodies, “Wait” goes bigger and brighter, built around euphoric piano chords, a driving 90s inspired break, and deep reese bass. It’s a feel good summer record from an artist whose rise shows no signs of slowing down.

Listen to “Wait” here: https://thecrossrecords.lnk.to/wait

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The Warehouse Project Announces Stacked Lineup For 20th Anniversary Event

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2026 marks the 20th anniversary of The Warehouse Project and to celebrate they’ve got a stacked lineup heading to the Warehouse in December.

On October 5th it was 20 years to the day since the very first WHP event which was held at the old Boddingtons Brewery. In the 20 years since Public Enemy kicked off The Warehouse Projects history they’ve grown exponentially and now call the legendary Depot Mayfield home. The Warehouse Project is not only one of Manchester’s most iconic venues, it’s one of the most iconic venues in the world. They’ve already been marking this huge anniversary with incredible events selling out and now they’ve added another to the calendar.

On December 19th they’ll be holding they’re official 20 years of The Warehouse Project event with a litany of legends on the bill. The lineup includes icons such as Carl Cox, Chris Stassy, Ewan McVicar, Seth Troxler, and many more. All 4 of The Warehouse Projects stages will be in play with over 20 DJs spread across the Depot, Concourse, Archive, and Vault stages. 10 hours of heavenly electronic music are on the table for all ravers to get stuck into and enjoy experiencing a part of history. On their social media Warehouse Project said, “WHP has always been about much more than just a lineup… but we are particularly proud of this one.”

With 2027 being a quiet year for The Warehouse Project as they have stated they’ll be taking a breather, they’re looking to close out 2026 strong. They’ve made a lot of history over the last 20 years and WHP is looking poised to create even more before the years out. Tickets go on sale on October 9th 2026.

To sign up for pre-sale tickets click the link below:

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