Galantis is a touring electronic duo, and a show like this is built for a late-night crowd, not an afternoon one. The sound system runs loud enough that there's no real place for a stroller near the stage, and the floor is standing room only. Most big international acts that come through Bali play at nightclubs or beach clubs, venues built around a bar and a dance floor rather than seating or shade.
If you do go, treat it like any night out at home. Line up a sitter first, since doors and support acts usually run well past normal bedtime for toddlers and primary-age kids. The crowd and the bar service are built for adults, not families, so check the specific listing rather than assume there's an all-ages window.
If what you actually want is live music or a festival atmosphere the kids can share, Bali has better options on the calendar. The family-friendly events and festivals in North Bali and the Bali Kite Festival both run in daylight hours with room for kids to move around. The Lovina Festival is a North Bali community event centred on dolphin heritage and local culture, see our family guide for current dates, whether it suits your kids, and why it’s a better fit for a day out with kids than a late-night DJ set.
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