BOLLYLAND Code White Boiler Room 2025

BOLLYLAND Code White Boiler Room lands in Mauritius on Saturday, October 4, 2025, transforming Le Dôme Amigo in Cap Malheureux into an immersive 360‑degree dancefloor where Bollywood energy meets the free‑flow, crowd‑in‑the‑booth intensity of a Boiler Room–style experience from 16:00 to 02:00. The promoter’s lineup marries a Chill Afro Bollywood warm‑up with a high‑octane back‑to‑back main session led by island heavyweights, all filmed in 360 degrees with a strict all‑white dress code that turns the dome into a living light installation for the cameras. Early bird tickets start from Rs 500 and are limited due to venue capacity, with a strong arrival‑early advisory to ensure entry and the best position inside the dome.

Date, time, and venue

• Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025.
• Time: 16:00 to 02:00 (doors open at 16:00; main sessions after 19:00).
• Venue: Le Dôme Amigo, Cap Malheureux, North Mauritius.
• Format: Boiler Room–style, no VIP barricades, DJ booth among the crowd, filmed in 360 degrees.

Official listings highlight that this is the first time a Boiler Room–inspired concept is fused with a full‑scale Bollywood party in Mauritius, placing the DJ and cameras inside the crowd and prioritizing dancefloor proximity over elevated stages. The event page stresses limited capacity and recommends early arrival to avoid being refused once the dome is full.

Lineup and music direction

The programming is split into two arcs that carry the dome from sunset to late night:

• Warm‑up (16:00–19:00): Chill Afro‑Bollywood sets from DJ Yash, DJ Yog, DJ Pravish, and DJ Avi set a breezy, percussive tone as the crowd fills in white outfits for early 360° filming.
• Main B2B (from 19:00 till late): High‑energy back‑to‑backs designed for full‑power dancefloor response, including Nash Beeharry x DJ Sun, Cosmik Brothers, Spiky V x Neil K, KS x Rohan D, Ash x Shanish, and DJ Preet for house, EDM, Desi‑electro, and bass infusions aligned with Bollywood hooks.

Promoter posts reiterate the B2B roster and new location energy for 2025, framing the night as a prestige Code White edition that runs from early evening into the morning under a single, unified dome setup.

What “Boiler Room” means here

Boiler Room’s hallmark is the DJ in the middle of the dancefloor, 360° filming, minimal barriers, and a pure emphasis on crowd‑energy capture. The Mauritian edition adopts this architecture and filming concept for a Bollywood‑anchored soundtrack, promising dimmed lights, hard‑hitting low‑end, and cameras embedded in the movement so attendees become part of the recorded experience as much as the performance itself. Mauritius has hosted system‑culture broadcasts before, but this marks the first promoter‑led Boiler Room–style fusion centered on Desi club culture and island talent in a purpose‑built dome.

Tickets, dress code, and entry advice

• Pricing: Early bird from Rs 500; phases increase closer to show and at the door, subject to capacity.
• Age limit: 18+ only.
• Dress code: White outfits mandatory; the visual identity and camera capture rely on the dress code for maximum effect.
• Food and bars: Bars and catering are on site; no outside food or drinks allowed.
• Filming: The event is filmed in 360° for post‑event releases; attendees consent to being on camera by attending.

Given the 360° filming and single‑space concept, arrival early is recommended to secure comfortable positioning and to experience the warm‑up transition into the main B2B run as the dome fills and lighting intensifies.

How the night flows

• 16:00–19:00: Smooth afro‑bolly selections, crowd arrival, and 360° capture begins as sunset light enters the dome; bars and catering open.
• 19:00–late: The B2B roster rotates on short, high‑impact blocks with crowd‑in‑the‑booth energy; cameras move to capture reactions and edits for the full video experience.
• 01:00–02:00: Closing power hour with final B2B or a featured closer to cement the recording and the crowd’s last push.

Local calendars list the event as an all‑evening session at Le Dôme Amigo, confirming the 16:00–02:00 window and region placement in the North for travel planning.

Travel and logistics

• Getting there: Cap Malheureux is easily reached from Grand Baie, Pereybère, and Trou aux Biches; expect heavier traffic around sunset as multiple Saturday events run island‑wide in October.
• Parking and drop‑off: Use designated lots near Amigo; rideshare and taxis are advisable for late‑night departure between 01:30 and 02:30.
• What to bring: Valid ID matching the ticket name, contactless payment, a light layer for outdoor transitions, and comfortable, dance‑friendly shoes in white to match the dress code.

Atmosphere and etiquette

• Code White: The all‑white aesthetic is integral to the filming and stage design; choose breathable fabrics and secure footwear for a long night of movement.
• Respect the camera lanes: Keep pathways clear around mobile cameras and crew while enjoying close‑proximity dancefloor moments; the absence of barricades relies on crowd cooperation.
• Hydration and pacing: Rotate between dance blocks and bar breaks; the layout is designed to keep circulation smooth without VIP separation.

Why this edition stands out

• First of its kind: A Boiler Room–style recording fused with Bollywood in Mauritius, bringing a new filming grammar to the island’s Desi nightlife and electronic crossover scene.
• Crowd‑first design: No VIP tiers at the booth, minimal separation, and cameras embedded in the action turn every attendee into part of the show’s visual language.
• Local star power: A 15‑DJ program leans on Mauritian talent known for commanding festival‑scale crowds, now channeled into a tighter, more intimate configuration for camera and crowd alike.

Mauritius’ nightlife calendar shows multiple big shows in early October, but BOLLYLAND Code White’s early start, late close, and filmed format distinguish it as a cultural moment designed to live beyond the night through released footage.

Planning a full night out

• Pre‑party: Book an early dinner in Grand Baie or Pereybère, then travel to Amigo for a 17:00 arrival to beat queues and catch the first hour of warm‑up sets.
• In‑party: Rotate toward the center during the first B2B changeover for an immersive camera pass; stay flexible as cameras move to capture fresh angles.
• Post‑party: Pre‑book taxis or rideshare pickups no later than 01:30 to avoid delays after 02:00; hydrate and recover with a late snack nearby or at your accommodation.

Verified details at a glance

• Event: BOLLYLAND — Code White Boiler Room.
• Date/time: Saturday, October 4, 2025, 16:00–02:00.
• Venue: Le Dôme Amigo, Cap Malheureux (North).
• Format: Boiler Room–style 360° filming; no VIP barricades; DJs in the crowd.
• Lineup highlights: Warm‑up with DJ Yash, DJ Yog, DJ Pravish, DJ Avi (16:00–19:00); main B2B from 19:00 with Nash Beeharry x DJ Sun, Cosmik Brothers, Spiky V x Neil K, KS x Rohan D, Ash x Shanish, DJ Preet.
• Dress code: White; 18+ only; bars and catering on site; no outside food/drink.
• Tickets: Early bird from Rs 500; limited capacity; arrive early to guarantee entry.

Ready to be part of the recording. Assemble an all‑white look, lock tickets at the early‑bird rate, and arrive for sunset to step into the lens as the beats rise. Then lean into the B2B firepower, keep to the camera flow, and help write a new chapter of Mauritius nightlife as BOLLYLAND’s Code White Boiler Room turns the dome into a world of light, bass, and Bollywood rhythm all night long.