Atlas Super Club

Laser and kinetic machine in Berawa

The kinetic rigging that Atlas Super Club claims as unique in Bali is not an ornament: it supports lasers, a visual wall of festival scale, and immersive lighting that turns the dance floor into a device, not just another dance cube in Canggu. Giant gears, hydraulic LEDs, and an industrial aesthetic of exposed brick wrap around the booth, the balcony, and the sofa tiers. The night is measured here by the physical impact of the show, not by a terrace at sunset.

Funktion-One in the heart of the complex

Holywings Group implemented the club at the end of 2022—then as W Atlas Superclub—next to the Atlas Beach Fest on Jalan Pantai Berawa, in Tibubeneng. The sound core is one of the first Funktion-One Vero VXi systems installed in the world: VX90i at five per side, eight F124 subwoofers, F1201 delays, and Evo 6E over the dance floor and balcony, with Full Fat Audio amplification and Pioneer booth. Three floors, five bars, Super Lounge to start, and a private LVL3 on the third floor, with karaoke, billiards, and a bar for about 50 guests, define the venue as a large-format nightclub, not as a traveling party.

Relaunch and seven nights of programming

On December 13, 2023, it reopened under the name Atlas Super Club, after a month of renovation that added the Super Lounge and reordered the geometry of the dance floor. Steve Aoki headlined that return. Timmy Trumpet, KSHMR, Blasterjaxx, Krewella, Don Diablo, Paul van Dyk, and MaRLo, among others, have passed through the same booth, with a weekly grid of seven themed nights—afro and amapiano, hip hop, dirty dutch, house, and melodic techno—and fights or sports shows on specific dates.

A new entry on the global map

In the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs 2026, it enters as a new addition at position 42, with that show infrastructure as an argument. It remains open every day, attached to the Berawa beach club but with its own entrance: a stable physical venue of the Holywings group, not a brand that changes venues.