Hakkasan Superclub Hitting New Venues

Las Vegas superclub Hakkasan has been one of Sin City’s flashiest dance music players since it opened in 2013 with a huge new USD $100 million venue and major league residents like Calvin Harris, Tiësto, Steve Aoki and Hardwell.

And in 2016 and 2017, the club will be expanding to Asia with two brand new venues in Indonesia, Hakkasan Group’s CEO Neil Moffitt has told Vegas Seven.

Moffitt told the Las Vegas publication that Hakkasan’s planning to open 25 new venues around the world over the next two years, including a new beach club in Bali that “will probably be the most amazing beach club you’ve ever seen”.

While the Hakkasan Group has yet to release any further formal information about the location or opening dates for the two imminent Indonesian venues, Moffitt did tell Vegas Seven that the organisation won’t be cutting back on their extravagant budget for superstar DJs at any point in the near future.

Author

Nick Jarvis

Related news

Top 10 New Year’s Eve Parties 2015

For those who still haven’t planned out what they’ll be doing towards the end of the year, we’ve listed some of the world’s most unmissable parties that are worth the travel and will guarantee a good start to your new year.

Toronto Announces New Superclub As The Guvernment’s Spiritual Successor

It’s been almost a year since The Guvernment shut its doors once and for all. North America’s longest-running entertainment complex, which featured a maximum capacity of over 5,000 people, closed its doors in style after 19 years.

Flyer Art: Writing's On The Wall

Club flyers are generally a mixed bag. For every Haçienda flyer that earns a place in the Design Museum, there's a garish purple effort featuring an Ibiza dancer, a velvet rope, popping bottles of Champagne and an invite to the foam party from hell.

Studio 54 Photos Make Us Want To Party Like It's 1977

Previously unseen photos of legendary New York nightspot Studio 54 are to be published in a new book.

Uk Music Venues Ban Selfie Sticks

Selfie sticks have been banned from major British music venues, including O2 Academy Brixton, London's O2 Arena and the SSE Wembley Arena.

More on the topic

Armin Van Buuren's New ASOT Radio Studio

New state-of-the-art ASOT radio studio in Amsterdam

Deadmau5 To Lead A Music Production MasterClass For Students

MasterClass, an online education platform designed to give aspiring artists and creatives the opportunity to learn from top-of-the-line talent, has just announced Deadmau5 as its latest instructor for electronic music.

Glastonbury Introduces First Women-Only Festival Zone

After battling a tired lawsuit, Glastonbury Festival is bouncing back to introduce the world’s first fully stocked women’s safe space. Called “The Sisterhood,” Glastonbury’s new attraction will be staffed entirely by females, providing a “revolutionary clubhouse for any who identify as intersectional, queer, trans, or disabled.”

Glastonbury Festival Fined $45,000 For Sewage Leak

Glastonbury Festival is a serious beast. You may have heard of the famous UK festival for its insane music lineups, or perhaps you’ve gasped at the appalling amount of trash left behind in recent years. Now, to summon your gag reflex, Glastonbury is being fined for a sewage leak that killed 42 fish in 2014.

This is The New Ministry of Sound Logo

The Ministry of Sound logo has had an overhaul.

Popular news

Awesome Lunch Video of Parklife Festival

Nice old style trailer of Parklife Festival

Becoming Phill - Electrum

Nice to start early 2017 with the good music from Becoming Phill and his new album Electrum.

Spanish Promoter Miguel Ángel Flores Sentenced To Four Years In Prison For Deaths At Steve Aoki Show

Miguel Ángel Flores, the Spanish promoter whose 2012 event with Steve Aoki led to the deaths of five people, has been sentenced to four years in prison.

19th Edition DJ Awards Ceremony - Monday 3rd October - Pacha Ibiza

DJ Awards time again! This year we have our largest ever line-up in the history of the awards with 12 categories and a staggering 113 nominees for the public to cast their votes.