Event Recommendation
Amnesia Ibiza will be transformed into Julius Caesar’s Rome for the Rowlympic Games. The Olympic Flame will stand tall amongst the rings, vaulting poles, medals, sports equipment, and of course a whole host of muscular athletes ready to prove their worth at what could be classed as the world's wackiest sporting event.
elrow parties are famous for being over the top, bright and colorful, but add in the incredible production, artists, and performers who will be working their way through the crowds and performing high above your head as well as the tech house bursting from the speakers and you’ve got a night that you will never forget!
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On September 3rd, from 11pm to 6am, you’ll be able to discover the Rowlympic Games at Amnesia Ibiza whilst the very best in tech house talent provide the soundtrack. Elrow residents George Privatti and Amedeo Picone will be joined by Sarah Story, Skream, and Adam Beyer at the Rowlympic Games. On the Terrace, Amnesia hosts the overriding theme of the evening, while the main room, named and themed as elrow City, will host just one DJ all night long, Ilario Alicante.
Terrace
Swedish techno producer and DJ Adam Beyer is the founder of Drumcode Records. Emerging in the mid-1990s alongside Cari Lekebusch and Jesper Dahlbäck, his music is now synonymous with all that is exciting about techno. His ability to hold a crowd is second to none!
Oliver Dene Jones, aka Skream, is from the UK and is hailed as one of the best-loved music selectors in the business. His musical collection includes elements of disco, house, techno, and everything in between and though he started off as a dubstep artist, his sound has evolved to encompass a multi genre aesthetic as his career has gone on. Skream’s name is linked to quality raves, and he often plays ‘all night long’ sets - just like he will be at Amnesia on July 16th.
British DJ Sarah Story knows exactly what tracks to play to keep the dance floor moving. As the presenter of the BBC Radio 1 show Future Dance, her selections are up to date and certainly up to scratch.
George Privatti became an elrow resident in 2013. He started DJing at 17, when he bought his first decks, and has played at some of the most influential clubs and festivals around the world.
Italian DJ Amedeo Picone became an elrow resident after being part of their ‘Up & Coming Talent’ program in 2021. He grew up playing his father’s turntables and honed his talents over the years.
Main Room | elrow City
Italian DJ and producer Ilario Alicante knows that his link to the dancefloor as a clubber is vital to his success as a DJ. Growing up, he would frequent dance floors across Europe, including Germany and Ibiza. Ilario Alicante joined the Cocoon family, created his own label, and played festivals and nightclubs around the world. For the last few years, the Italian artist has played at some of the island's most popular parties, spreading his good vibes and unique sound wherever he goes.