Damian Lazarus Announces the First-Ever Day Zero Bali, Set for April 2026

Day Zero, the mystical jungle-born festival curated by Damian Lazarus, is officially expanding to a brand-new destination. The first-ever Day Zero Bali will take place on April 17, 2026, in partnership with Savaya Group, marking a major milestone in the event’s global evolution.

Why Bali? A natural home for Day Zero’s spiritual identity

Bali has long been regarded as a place of transformation — a magnet for travelers seeking renewal, creativity, and deeper connection. Its blend of spiritual heritage, natural beauty, and cultural richness makes the island a seamless fit for Day Zero’s ritualistic aesthetic.

After two years of development, the festival’s team selected Bali as the next chapter of the project, honoring the island’s legacy as a sacred space while embracing its dynamic artistic community.

Savaya Group joins as a cultural and creative partner

Known for shaping some of Bali’s most iconic destinations — from the Uluwatu cliffs to buzzing hotspots like Desa Kitsuné and Inaré — Savaya Group brings a unique synergy to the collaboration. Their ability to blend tradition with contemporary design and world-class production makes them an ideal partner for bringing Day Zero to life on the island.

A milestone year for Day Zero worldwide

The debut in Bali coincides with a landmark moment for the brand. In 2026, Day Zero will also present:

1. Day Zero Milagres (Brazil) — January 2026
2. Day Zero Tulum — returning at the start of the year

These upcoming editions speak to the festival’s expanding influence and its commitment to creating transformative experiences across the globe.

Presale and tickets

Presale registration for Day Zero Bali opens Wednesday, December 3 at 6pm (Bali Time).

General Release tickets will be available Thursday, December 4 at 6pm (Bali Time) for those who pre-register.

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