RASA Officially Opens Its Doors With A Double Opening Weekend Featuring International Acts

You have to manoeuvre past a 4.5m-high saloon door to get into RASA’s Floor space (Credit: All images courtesy of RASA)

No more speculation. No more guessing. You’re now welcome to ascend the stairs and saunter through the entryway of RASA that officially opens to the public starting 10 January. See its oval bar centrepiece for yourself, have a pre-boogie gelato, and adjourn to RASA’s primary dancefloor flanked by velvet seating areas and lofty city-facing windows. A trip to RASA feels like visiting your affluent friend’s party pad but without any stuffiness or pretentiousness. And if all that ain’t enough to entice you, you have not one, but two reasons to check it out in the coming weekends.

On 10 and 11 January, RASA teases with its regular secret lineup on Friday (you’ll have to show up to find out), before ringing in Saturday with a collaboration with Taiwan’s Organik Festival. The regional crossover event features Taiwan trailblazers Diskonnected and Toumingren, who will ramp up the RASA revelry with homegrown supporters A’alely, Sivanesh and Nez Senja.

RASA then goes further the following weekend from 17 to 19 January, extending its parties across all three days with a more global ensemble in tow. That Saturday, lock in for a heady voyage by way of Berlin courtesy of Berghain residents Barker & Baumecker. RASA then wakes up early on Sunday, kicking off at 4pm with a stuffed bill including modular synthesist JakoJako (also a Berghain resident) and a live set from local ambient wonder Kin Leonn.

The rise of RASA is finally imminent, and here’s your ticket to witness this scene milestone.