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Your Paradise Festival announces first Bali edition at Melasti Beach in August
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The Your Paradise Festival is expanding to Bali for its first edition on the island, scheduled for August 7-9. After over a decade in Fiji's Mamanuca Islands and an offshoot in the Maldives this year, the festival will now take place at Melasti Beach in Uluwatu. A main stage will be set up directly on the beach, near the Indian Ocean. The initial lineup for the Bali event includes performances by Cosmo’s Midnight, Set Mo, PIPPI CIEZ, Max Chapman, and La Santa, focusing on house and melodic electronic music. The festival will offer a full-day experience, starting with yoga and daytime pool sessions, transitioning to late-night beachside raves. Balinese cultural programming will also be integrated throughout the three days. More artists and the complete schedule are expected to be announced soon. Registration for first-release travel packages, tickets, and VIP experiences is currently open on the Your Paradise website.
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