
Club Diego is all set to host House of Secrets, an immersive music-led experience that aims to redefine the nightlife scene in Delhi NCR. Scheduled for Friday, July 11, the event promises a night of hypnotic beats, visual storytelling, and multi-sensory exploration, featuring top international and Indian techno artists.
Headlined by BIGFETT (Tomorrowland, Zamna) and FEHRPLAY (Anjunadeep), the event will unfold at Club Diego in Sector 29, which will transform into a secret, pulsating world of sound and spectacle. The line-up also features a robust roster of supporting artists, including AJ, Analog Junkie, Arinah, Coco, Gone Girl, Major Rager, Porsche, Sum-IT, Take Two, and Viitor.
“More than a club night, House of Secrets is a journey into melodic techno and immersive performance art,” the organisers said in a statement. “Expect cutting-edge stage design, mood-driven visuals, and sonic landscapes shaped by some of the finest talents from the global and local music scenes.”
Presented by Club Diego in collaboration with Privilege, Systems, and Trinetra, the event will run from 10 PM till sunrise. With ticket prices ranging from Rs 799 to Rs 3,000, organisers expect a high-energy crowd of electronic music lovers drawn to the promise of deep storytelling and experimental soundscapes.
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For fans of underground techno and experiential nightlife, House of Secrets offers a rare chance to witness world-class acts in an intimate, curated setting.
When: July 11; 10:00 PM onwards
Where: Club Diego, Sector 29, Gurugram, Delhi NCR
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