Global House Artists in the Anniversary Season of Bedroom Club

The 20th anniversary season of Bedroom Club opens a new chapter for Sofia’s nightlife with its relocation to the boutique space at 12 Ivan Vazov Str. The new location places high-quality sound at the absolute center of the experience. The distance between the artists and the dancefloor is minimized. To mark this transformation, the club becomes a crossroad for some of the most relevant names in the global house scene. Thus, Bedroom brings the energy of Ibiza, Mykonos, and Berlin directly to the heart of the capital.

The Romanian duo NO PARACHUTE kicks off this series of special events right on Halloween, October 31st. The founders of the SPIRIT party concept in Bucharest will present their signature afro house sound. This music has already taken them to the stage of Scorpios in Mykonos and the Burning Man community. Their set promises a deep and hypnotic rhythm, crafted specifically for the club atmosphere.

This musical journey naturally continues on November 14th, when the Sofia crowd will meet Afshin Momadi. Based between Berlin and Ibiza, the visionary behind the international Elysium project places no boundaries between electronic music and visual art. With rich experience from massive stages like Tomorrowland, Ushuaïa, and Hï Ibiza, he will bring that massive festival energy directly to the club dancefloor in Sofia.

The climax of this November marathon arrives on November 28th with the French house duo Faul & Wad. The Parisians literally took the global scene by storm with their hit “Changes” (over 550 million streams). Today, they attract over 4 million monthly listeners and continue to dictate trends with current afro house projects like “Sauti”. Their tracks are heavily supported by industry leaders like Keinemusik and Adriatique. Their performance solidifies the club’s mission to present artists who truly shape contemporary club culture.

The new era of Bedroom Club proves that the future of nightlife demands excellent music and a modern multisensory environment. A place where the audience and the artists share a collective experience without unnecessary barriers.