Circoloco

Circoloco is one of Ibiza's most iconic party brands, known for its underground vibe and cutting-edge music. The brand originated in 1999 at DC10 Ibiza. Founded by Italian promoters Andrea Pelino and Antonio Carbonaro, Circoloco began as an after-hours party, starting at 6 am on Mondays, catering to those who wanted to keep the weekend going. The event quickly gained a reputation for its raw, unpretentious atmosphere, drawing in a crowd of dedicated music lovers and industry insiders.

The rise of Circoloco coincided with the evolution of Ibiza as a global clubbing destination. While other events on the island focused on mainstream electronic music, Circoloco stayed true to its underground roots with minimal decor and production, and a focus purely on the music and the crowd's energy.

As Circoloco grew, so did its influence. The iconic red and black clown face logo became synonymous with the best in underground electronic music. A record and fashion label was born. Over the years the party has hosted some of the biggest names in the scene, including Ricardo Villalobos, Loco Dice, Seth Troxler, and The Martinez Brothers.

Beyond Ibiza, Circoloco has expanded globally, hosting events in cities like New York, Tokyo, Thailand, and London, bringing its distinctive Ibiza magic to a broader audience. Despite its growth, Circoloco has managed to maintain its original spirit, continuing to attract a diverse crowd of partygoers from around the world.

Circoloco's success lies in its ability to evolve while staying true to its core values. It remains a cornerstone of Ibiza's party scene, representing the island's more authentic, hedonistic side in contrast to the increasing glitz and glamour commonly associated with Ibiza's nightlife.

Over two decades later (and celebrating its 25th Anniversary on the island in 2024), Circoloco at DC10 is still considered a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the true essence of Ibiza's underground music culture, and events around the world continue to draw in crowds in their thousands.