At Be Beach, the DJ should be the reason for the night—not an expensive extra to a pool booking. That is what interests me about its January 2026 Dubai Harbour programme: nine announced dates, different headliners and support bills worth reading properly. Those events have passed. This is the corrected programme archive, with my approach to choosing a future night—not a current ticket offer.
My vote goes to a music-first plan: pick the artist, agree on what the group wants, then decide whether a table adds anything. Paying more does not automatically put you closer to the night you imagined. A restaurant reservation, a daytime bed and DJ admission are three different purchases.
The dates below come from ended ticket pages and contemporary programme coverage. They preserve the announced bill, rather than claim to record every performance. For a new booking, use the operator’s current programme.
The announced January 2026 programme
January’s schedule is useful for following the artists, not planning next weekend. The dates belong beside the names; an old poster is no use as a current booking confirmation.
January dates and artists
Platinumlist’s ended-event records corroborate Arodes, Adassiya, Tiësto, Salomé Le Chat, Agoria and Ankhoi. Contemporary programme coverage supplies the Lehar and Rolbac entries; a verified-venue DubaiNight listing records Birds of Mind’s move to 2 January. These are announced booking records, not confirmation of what every artist actually played.
- Friday, January 2: Birds of Mind
- Friday, January 9: Lehar
- Saturday, January 10: Rolbac
- Friday, January 16: Arodes with Richa
- Sunday, January 18: Adassiya, with Richa and a special guest listed TBA
- Thursday, January 22: Tiësto with Alex Twin & Djad
- Friday, January 23: Salomé Le Chat with Rayan Woods
- Saturday, January 24: Agoria; support from Alex Twin B2B Imen
- Saturday, January 31: Ankhoi; support from Alex Twin B2B Imen
Be Beach DXB is located at Be Beach, Dubai Harbour, Dubai. For direct inquiries, you can contact them at +971 54 751 1119.
The headliners: what the listings actually announced
I’m far more interested in choosing the right set of artists than collecting a famous name on a ticket. The support lineup helps define the choice too. Here are the details that distinguish these January bookings.
Tiësto: 22 January, with Alex Twin and Djad
Tiësto’s archived booking was Thursday, 22 January, with Alex Twin and Djad supporting and 7pm doors. My advice for following another Tiësto date: listen beyond the familiar records before committing. Wanting the early trance catalogue is one thing; expecting a trance-only set is another. Doors are not the headliner’s start time.
Agoria: 24 January, with a separate supporting B2B
Agoria headlined on the 24 January bill; Alex Twin B2B Imen was the support credit. I care about that distinction. A headliner plus a supporting back-to-back is a different proposition from three DJs sharing one set, and the ticket did not announce the latter.
Arodes: Friday, 16 January, with Richa
Arodes’ listing gives Friday, 16 January, with Richa and 7pm doors. Friday is the corrected day. For a future date, my test is whether I want a whole evening around the artist—not just the few seconds that worked in a social clip. A longer recording is a better starting point for that decision.
Salomé Le Chat: 23 January, with Rayan Woods
Salomé Le Chat’s record gives Friday, 23 January, Rayan Woods in support and 7pm doors. The reason to choose another booking is an interest in those artists, not a promise of “elegant energy”. That phrase tells me less than the actual names and programme.
Further Artists to Discover: Lehar, Rolbac, Adassiya & Ankhoi
The other announced dates complete the picture, with their sources kept beside them:
- Lehar, 9 January; Rolbac, 10 January: retained from contemporary 9 January programme coverage.
- Birds of Mind, 2 January: verified-venue listing announced the move to Friday, 2 January, from 7pm.
- Adassiya, 18 January: the ticket lineup names Richa and an additional special guest TBA. Its promotional prose is less clear; I would not invent the unidentified guest.
- Ankhoi, 31 January: the archive names Alex Twin B2B Imen in support.
My preference is a bill I’m excited about from the support onward. That gives the evening a clearer purpose than arriving only for a recognisable name and wondering why the rest of the group wanted something different.
Daytime, dinner or a DJ night: choose the outing
The official happenings page separates daytime offers, brunch and DJ nights. Good: those are different outings. Decide which one you want before comparing prices; otherwise a cheap-looking offer can be the wrong product altogether.
The Dubai Harbour address
Use Be Beach, Dubai Harbour as the destination and +971 54 751 1119 for the published venue contact. Be Beach is not O Beach or a club at FIVE. Save the exact pin before the group starts ordering cars to different places.
Who this DJ archive is for
The outdoor music format is the appeal for me. A quiet family pool afternoon is a completely different brief, and this January DJ archive is not the guide for it: the checked event tickets specified 21+. Start with the actual occasion, not a beach photograph.
Which booking would I choose?
| The plan | My starting point | The question that settles it |
|---|---|---|
| Hear a particular DJ | The matching dated night admission | Does it cover that event, and what arrival conditions apply? |
| Spend a day by the pool | The operator’s daytime offer | Which bed or seat, access hours and redeemable amount are actually included? |
| Have dinner with a group | The restaurant reservation | What are the menu and table terms, and is any later event admission separate? |
I’d use those answers to keep the budget attached to the outing we actually want. There is no point winning an argument over the cheapest price if half the group thought it bought a different evening.
The booking details worth settling first
I’d settle three things before discussing a bigger package: the artist we want to hear, the admission that gets us in and how we get home. Once those are clear, the table decision gets much easier.
Securing Your Spot: Ticket Information & Purchase
The January ticket pages are marked ended. For another event, follow the operator to its seller and read the date, admission category, arrival deadline and inclusions. My rule is to get a written answer when the distinction matters: does this purchase cover the DJ night, or just the bed or dinner?
Getting There: Transportation & Parking at Dubai Harbour
The January ticket records recommend taxi or ride-hailing because parking is limited. I’d plan the return as carefully as the arrival. A short distance from JBR is not a reliable eight-minute journey in event traffic, and a vague “nearby Metro” description does not solve the final stretch to Dubai Harbour.
The group booking checklist
This is the checklist I’d send to the group before anyone pays:
- Eligibility and dress: read the chosen event’s rules; the January records specified 21+ and beach chic with no flip-flops.
- Category: establish whether the purchase covers night admission, a table, dining or daytime pool access.
- Table: obtain written guest count, spend, inclusions, charges, position and arrival terms.
- Timing: distinguish doors from a confirmed set time; do not assume an early ticket guarantees a short queue.
- Conditions: check weather and the return route, and read the applicable cancellation and refund terms.
Keep the confirmation and contact number on your phone. Sorting this out beforehand leaves the night for the music rather than a debate at the entrance.
How I would choose a future night
My view: choose the programme, not the prestige claim. Be Beach makes sense on my shortlist when the music and outdoor setting are the point of the outing. The bill needs a better reason than “international DJ”, and a bigger package needs a better reason than looking impressive.
Listen first, compare offers second
I’d choose the artist I wanted to spend the evening hearing over the larger name I recognised only in passing. Then I’d compare like with like: admission against admission, a table against a table. A low entry price and a high minimum spend answer different questions.
Book for the position, not just the photograph
I like the idea of making the outdoor setting part of the night, but the seat still has to suit the plan. A group there for the DJ should ask about its position relative to the performance, not just the water. Pool access is a separate inclusion to establish, not something a photograph guarantees.
My verdict
My verdict: follow a DJ you want to hear, then book the right version of Be Beach. Music first, package second. That is the order I recommend. For a new date, confirm a matching operator announcement rather than reuse January’s lineup or prices.
Use Be Beach’s official happenings page and current booking contact. The recurring offers page and an undated seasonal notice do not establish service on your chosen day; confirm that date before travelling.
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Archive note: checked on 19 October 2026. The retained images and announcements are not our firsthand record of January’s performances. Current prices, opening dates, guest eligibility and terms require confirmation for the actual booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is BE Beach located?
At Dubai Harbour. Use the exact venue pin and the published contact, +971 54 751 1119, when arranging a visit.
How much is a day pass at BE Beach?
This January DJ archive does not verify a current day-pass price. A daytime bed, restaurant booking and DJ ticket are separate offers; confirm the selected date and inclusions with the operator.
Is BE Beach open?
The January 2026 dates have passed. The public happenings page lists recurring offers, but this update does not confirm operation or availability for a particular new visit. Check the dated booking or contact the venue.
What is BE Beach like?
The operator describes daytime pool and dining offers alongside DJ nights. Choose the actual programme; it is not a universal quiet wellness experience.
How do I get to BE Beach?
Use the Dubai Harbour venue pin. The January ticket records recommend taxi or ride-hailing because parking is limited; check a current route rather than rely on a fixed journey time.
Is BE Beach family-friendly?
Do not use this archive as a family-pass recommendation. The checked January DJ ticket records specified a minimum age of 21; confirm eligibility for any different daytime or future booking.
