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DJ MAG’S TOP 100 CLUBS: TOP 94-92

TOP94 (HOME SYDNEY), TOP93 (E11EVEN), TOP92 (COLOSSEUM CLUB)

HOME SYDNEY

POSITION: 94

RE-ENTRY

Location: Sydney, New South Wales

Capacity: 2500

Website: homesydney.com

Home is Sydney’s only real super-club. It has views overlooking Darling Harbour and is spread over three floors that are constantly renovated and updated. A broad music policy sees r&b sit next to electro nights, house parties next to techno raves and plenty in-between. Production levels are high at each event and Nima Gorji, Clive Henry, Archie Hamilton, Fred P and London Elektricity have all played in the last year, making this a sure bet if you’re looking for a party down under.

 

E11EVEN

POSITION: 93

DOWN 42

Location: Miami, FL, USA

Capacity: 1,000

Website: 11miami.com

Twenty-four/seven superclubs aren’t just for Europe anymore. The stereotype that America still has some serious catching up to do when it comes to clubland has been challenged in Miami with E11EVEN, a swanky, top-of-the-line, celebrity-laden venue that is open around the clock. The one-of-a-kind ultraclub has reimagined entertainment by splitting its 20,000-square-foot space into part lounge, part show-experience, replete with performance artists and dancers. Featuring four 24-hour full service bars, the $40 million award-winning venue books stars to match: in the past year, its stage has hosted Drake, Lil Wayne, P Diddy, Diplo, Zedd, Ludacris, Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, Halsey, Dada Life, Future, Carnage, Dash Berlin, A-Trak, Markus Schulz and more. There’s something every day for those with a taste for it.

 

COLOSSEUM CLUB

POSITION: 92

DOWN 34

Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

Capacity: 2,000

Website: colosseum.id

Though Tokyo and Seoul dominate the map in East Asia, Jakarta aims to put its own pin in the chart with Colosseum Club. Formerly a hotel venue, when the hotel closed, Colosseum’s founders took the whole lot over. Conducting a renovation was a Herculean task, thanks to the club’s size (over 10,800 feet); something they rose to with a Madrix LED chandelier, CO2 cannons and more pyrotechnics. Yet all this bang and bluster would be meaningless without DJs to fill the space. “The Top 100 DJs in the DJ Mag list are what we aim to have every Friday,” says Ayu Anindita from the venue. “Next up we are going to have Zedd, Andrew Rayel, Tujamo and many more.”