
D'Julz
also plays New York City — 10 nights
There are DJs, and then there are DJ’s DJ's.
Julien Veniel, artist name D’Julz, is undoubtedly one of the latter - a true craftsman behind the decks whose true strongest skill is his ability to go beyond mere genres and trends, deciding instead to actively shape the ever-changing soundscape of electronic music through his own productions, DJ performances and parties.
Through a career spanning two and half decades, D’Julz has practically done it all. He began spinning in Paris, often playing his home city’s much-talked about early 90’s raves and legendary clubs, all before moving to New–York in 1993 to further hone his skills and cement his reputation as a true taste-maker in his field. The rest, as they say, is history.
Despite finding himself in high demand in every corner of the globe, from the States to Japan and countless countries in between, D’Julz has always remained true to his roots in Paris, where he has been running the now legendary “Bass Culture” night at Rex club since 1997.
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In tandem with the birth of his party D’Julz has dedicated a large amount of time and energy into the production side of his musical output. Solo-wise his music has been signed to some of the world’s finest underground labels – Circus Company, Robsoul, Ovum, Rekids, 20:20 Vision and more. Since D’Julz started producing he has been responsible for a long list of tracks and remixes that have become essential weapons in the record boxes of the world’s DJ elite.
As a DJ he exudes class and panache. A gifted curator of music whose pedigree has earned him a loyal international following and a constant tour schedule which sees him travel the worlds major cities every week playing the best venues they have on offer. Not to mention the infamous Circoloco (DC10) where he has held a long-standing residency, taking charge of the main room and the world-renowned red terrace room several times each summer season. Each set demonstrating D’Julz’s uncanny ability to weave his penchant for dub elements into the house and techno sphere and rocking DC10 with potent groove and sultry rhythms.
D’Julz remains as enthusiastic as he was when he first started DJing, as his Bass Culture label goes from strength to strength, clocking over 50 releases and he continues to traverse the globe rocking dance floors every weekend.
A true legend and one who will continue to be at the top of his game…
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Records out on Ovum Recordings, Ibadan Records, Rekids, Circus Company, Robsoul Recordings, Bass Culture, Popcorn Records, Find Your Own Records and JV Recordings. — their own list on Resident Advisor
The nights
- Sat 4 Jul 2026KlubnachtBerghain | Panorama Bar | Säule · their 2nd night · OstGut GmbH
- Sat 3 Jan 2026KlubnachtBerghain | Panorama Bar | Säule · first time · OstGut GmbH
Their rooms
One tick a night, on the one axis this page has — Aug 2025, where the listings start, to Jan 2027, the last night anybody has announced. The shaded end has not happened yet.
- Berghain | Panorama Bar | SäuleJan 2026 – Jul 20262 nights
Who they play with
Two nights on the books, and no name on more than one of them.
- Sat 3 Jan 2026Alexander Skancke · Bella Boo · Henriku · Katia Curie · Roman Flügel · Sedef Adasï · Panorama Bar
- Sat 4 Jul 2026Ignez · Aöcram · Hiroko Yamamura · Juri Heidemann · Kyle Geiger · Mari Sakurai · Philippa Pacho · Temudo · Alexander Skancke · Bell Towers · Biesmans · Henriku · Liquid Earth · Moxie · Sedef Adasï · Berghain · Panorama Bar
20 people have stood on one of these bills; none has stood on two.
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