Festival Cycle 2089 · Somewhere Past the Kuiper Belt

NEBULA

Three nights, one hundred thousand points of light, and a lineup pulled from every corner of the drifting spiral. Nebula is not a festival you attend — it's a festival that happens to you.

DatesAug 14–16
LocationOrion Basin
Capacity40,000
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A Festival Built From Starlight and Bass

01

Sound in the Void

Twelve stages, each tuned to a different frequency of the nebula's own resonance — sound design that responds to the particle field drifting behind every set.

02

Light as Architecture

No trusses, no rigging — the galaxy overhead is the lighting design. A hundred thousand particles react to every bassline and every hand raised to the sky.

03

A Camp That Breathes

Domes clustered like star systems, footpaths that shift with the crowd. Nebula was designed by people who think festivals should feel alive, not zoned.

The Lineup

VELVET COMETHeadliner — Cosmic Bass
ORBIT & GHOSTLive Set — Deep Techno
SOLAR WIND SOCIETYHeadliner — Ambient Trance
MAGENTA VOIDDJ Set — Acid House
PULSAR CHILDLive Set — Future Garage
DUST & AMBERHeadliner — Melodic Techno
EVENT HORIZONClosing Set — All Night Long

Three Stages, Three Gravities

The Spiral

Main stage. A rotating platform surrounded by the densest cluster of the particle galaxy — built for headliners and hands in the air.

Amber Drift

Sunrise sets and slow builds. The smallest stage, the warmest crowd, reserved for the acts that need room to breathe.

Plasma Chapel

An after-hours dome for the deepest cuts. No phones, no lights beyond the particle field — just sound until sunrise.

Choose Your Orbit

Drifter
₹8,900/3-day GA
  • Full festival access
  • General camping
  • All twelve stages
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Singularity
₹41,000/3-day Ultra
  • Everything in Voyager
  • Backstage galaxy lounge
  • Private transport pod
  • Full merch capsule
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SEE YOU IN
THE SPIRAL.

Forty thousand people, one drifting galaxy, three nights that don't repeat. Nebula 2089 is almost sold out of Voyager passes.

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