Anjunabeats Warehouse Makes Its Asia Debut in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore This December
Above & Beyond bring their Anjunabeats Warehouse club night to Asia for the first time, with December 4 and 5 dates at Kuala Lumpur's XOX Arena and Singapore's Pasir Panjang Power Station.
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Above & Beyond have never played Kuala Lumpur or Singapore as Anjunabeats Warehouse. In December, they play both, five days apart, and they're bringing the one brand that usually only turns up in a disused warehouse in Glasgow or Bristol.
Dates: December 4 (Kuala Lumpur), December 5 (Singapore) Venues: XOX Arena, The Arch Galeries (KL); Pasir Panjang Power Station (Singapore) Lineup: Above & Beyond, Gabriel & Dresden, Spencer Brown, Blake.08 Tickets: Via Collective Minds, released in phases
Anjunabeats Warehouse, Away From Home
Anjunabeats Warehouse is Above & Beyond's new event concept, an extension of their four-date UK tour, built for a big empty room rather than a festival stage, with four Anjunafamily names on one bill. Above & Beyond plays SWG3 in Glasgow on October 16, 2026. It also plays The Prospect Building in Bristol on October 30, 2026. This December, for the first time, it lands in Asia, with Collective Minds and Livescape running the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore legs. Bandwagon.asia broke the news on October 19, with both shows confirmed via the same lineup and the same four names on both nights: Above & Beyond, trance duo Gabriel & Dresden, Anjunadeep regular Spencer Brown, and Blake.08.
Twenty-five years into Above & Beyond's run, a first Southeast Asian stop for their own club-night brand is a genuinely new entry on the trio's touring history. They built Anjunabeats into one of trance and progressive house's few surviving major labels by refusing to chase every passing sound, and the Warehouse format is their house style distilled: long sets, deep cuts, nobody rushing to the next room.
Two Rooms That Keep Saying Yes to Big Firsts
Both venues have form for exactly this kind of booking. Pasir Panjang Power Station hosted ARTBAT's Singapore debut on October 17 and hosts Dom Dolla's on November 27. Neither venue needed this booking to prove a point. Both keep getting it anyway, which says more about where Southeast Asia sits on a major act's routing map than any press release will.
The on-sale calendar runs in phases. Singapore's private reserve window closed October 20, with early bird sales the same day and public tickets live from October 22 at noon SGT. Kuala Lumpur runs later: private reserve October 28 to 30, early bird from October 30, and public sale from November 2 at noon MYT. Both cities are moving through Collective Minds's private reserve system first, same as every other act on this routing.
Anjunabeats has spent two decades building loyalty one Group Therapy episode at a time, and it's betting that loyalty travels. Private reserve access and ticket updates go out through Collective Minds's channels first, and Kuala Lumpur's general sale doesn't open until November 2.
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