Jamie Jones, Bonobo, John Summit, & more to join Damian Lazarus for debut Day Zero Bali

Day Zero Bali launches with a stacked lineup featuring Jamie Jones, Bonobo, John Summit, and Jan Blomqvist.

Day Zero is heading east. Damian Lazarus has revealed the lineup for the inaugural Day Zero Bali, set to take place on April 17, 2026, at the breathtaking GWK Cultural Park. The lineup announcement follows Day Zero’s initial Bali reveal earlier this year, when Lazarus described the island as a spiritual axis guiding the festival’s next evolution, now arriving just days after Day Zero Brazil commences.

For familiar Day Zero travelers, the event has always existed somewhere between festival and ceremony. Born in the jungles of Tulum, where its mythology was shaped by Mayan prophecy, and on the shores of Brazil’s São Miguel dos Milagres, every edition reflects the community’s surroundings in both form and feeling.

Day Zero continues its celestial journey this year, expanding Lazarus’s vision of linking distant worlds through a shared pursuit of transformation, balance, and transcendence. Guiding the journey are Jamie Jones, Bonobo (DJ Set), Âme (DJ), John Summit, Francis Mercier, and Jan Blomqvist (Live).

Photo courtesy of Pedro Fatore

The lineup, coupled with the stunning Bali views and interactive performers, will create an otherworldly atmosphere rooted in intention. Known for its 150+ person ensemble of performers in Tulum, Day Zero creates a shared experience that connects all travelers to the culture and spirit of the land they arrive on.

The Bali edition will undoubtedly honor the same philosophy, translating the island’s balance into a fully realized experience. The bill continues with Acid Pauli, Kitty Amor, Brunello, Meera, PNNY, RYOTA, Satori (Live), Tina Colada, MĪMĪ x FY, and Odyssey Crew, forming a lineup designed to unfold beautifully and harmoniously reflects Lazarus’ signature all-encompassing environment.

Photo courtesy of Pedro Fatore

Crosstown Rebels, Lazarus’ self-led label, has partnered with the Savaya Group, whose mission honors its Bali roots while “bridging music, design, and spirit, reflecting the island’s evolving rhythm.” The collaboration with Crosstown Rebels anchors Day Zero Bali in cultural intention and aligns the music and environment into one sonic experience.

Additional Day Zero Week, April 14 through 19, will feature rituals, gatherings, and celebrations across the island surrounding the Bali edition. More details to follow.
Tickets go on sale Thursday, January 15, on Day Zero’s website.

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