Palm Jumeirah hosts Bohemia party on 3 October
Published on 09/27/2026 at 09:42 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Bohemia Presents Lost Frequencies takes place at Bohemia Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah in Dubai on 3 October 2026. The season-opening party is listed for FIVE Palm Jumeirah, with Lost Frequencies named in the programme and a 7pm start shown by the organiser.
The event brings a current music programme to one of the United Arab Emirates’ best-known man-made island developments. The venue sits on the shoreline of the resort, linking the island’s hotel and beach setting with a fixed date for visitors planning an autumn trip.
Bohemia brings Lost Frequencies to Dubai on 3 October
The organiser calls the event Bohemia Presents Lost Frequencies | Season Opening Party. Its events page gives the venue as FIVE Palm Jumeirah, No 1 The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, and lists 3 October 2026 as the event date.
Lost Frequencies is the listed act for the opening party. The organiser shows the programme at 7pm and provides booking options for a dance floor and a VIP zone. The event page does not describe the party as invitation-only, so it is presented as a public programme at the beach club. The organiser’s event listing for 3 October carries the date, venue and programme title together.
Palm Jumeirah’s fronds lead towards a beachfront venue
Palm Jumeirah is an artificial offshore island in Dubai, shaped around a trunk, a central spine, 17 fronds and a crescent breakwater. Work began in 2001, land and basic infrastructure were in place by 2004, and building construction began in 2006, according to Britannica’s island history.
That structure explains the setting for the October programme. Hotels and resorts are concentrated on the crescent, while the trunk carries apartments, retail facilities and access routes. Bohemia’s 3 October programme therefore places a ticketed music event on the developed shoreline rather than at a civic square or a separate city venue.
The island’s transport pattern also shapes the visit. The Palm Monorail runs from Gateway Station through Al Ittihad Park and Palm Jumeirah Mall to Atlantis Aquaventure, while FIVE Palm Jumeirah is identified by the organiser as the event venue. The operator lists the monorail’s four stations, including the Gateway connection to Dubai Tram.
Visiting Palm Jumeirah: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- Bohemia Presents Lost Frequencies is scheduled for 3 October 2026 at Bohemia Beach Club, FIVE Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. The organiser lists a 7pm start.
- The event is a public beach-club programme with booking options shown by the organiser. The listing names a dance floor and VIP zone, but no admission price is included here.
- The Palm Monorail begins at Gateway Station, which is connected to Dubai Tram, and continues towards Atlantis Aquaventure. FIVE Palm Jumeirah is on the island’s developed shoreline.
- The island is divided into a trunk, spine, 17 fronds and a crescent. These named sections are useful orientation points when planning movement between the venue and other destinations.
- Entry requirements depend on your nationality; UK travellers can check the FCDO travel advice at gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice, Irish travellers the Department of Foreign Affairs at ireland.ie.
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Frequently asked questions about Palm Jumeirah
When does Bohemia Presents Lost Frequencies take place at Palm Jumeirah?
The season-opening party is scheduled for 3 October 2026 at Bohemia Beach Club, FIVE Palm Jumeirah, with a 7pm start listed by the organiser.
What is Palm Jumeirah?
It is an artificial offshore island in Dubai, formed by a trunk, spine, 17 fronds and a crescent breakwater.
Where is Palm Jumeirah and how do you get there?
Palm Jumeirah is in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Palm Monorail runs from Gateway Station, connected to Dubai Tram, through the island towards Atlantis Aquaventure.
