September in Ibiza: The Best Things To Do

September in Ibiza offers a unique blend of warm weather, fewer crowds, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal time to explore the island. From cultural festivals to beach activities, here are six of the best things to do in Ibiza during September.

1. Attend the Ibiza Closing Parties

September marks the beginning of the end of Ibiza’s world-famous clubbing season, with many venues hosting their closing parties. These events are some of the most anticipated on the island, featuring top DJs and some of the best clubbing experiences of the year. Clubs like Pacha, Amnesia, and Ushuaïa pull out all the stops, offering unforgettable nights of music and celebration. Even if you’re not a regular club-goer, experiencing a closing party is a quintessential Ibiza experience.

2. Explore Dalt Vila

The historic old town of Dalt Vila is a UNESCO World Heritage site that is perfect for a day of exploration. In September, the weather is cooler, making it more comfortable to walk through its narrow cobblestone streets right up to the top for the 360-degree view. Discover ancient fortifications, visit the Cathedral, and enjoy the shops, bars and restaurants that you find along the way. The area is also home to several museums, including the Archaeological Museum, offering insights into Ibiza’s rich history.

3. Visit the Hippy Markets

September is a great time to explore Ibiza’s famous hippy markets, with the summer crowds starting to thin out. Markets like Las Dalias and Punta Arabi offer a wide range of handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry. These markets also feature live music, food stalls, DJs and events, making them more than just a shopping experience and perfect for a leisurely afternoon. It’s a great place to find unique souvenirs and experience a different side of the island.

4. Relax at the Beach

The beaches of Ibiza are still warm and inviting in September, but with fewer tourists than in the peak summer months. Beaches like Cala Comte, Cala Bassa, and Playa d’en Bossa offer beautiful settings for sunbathing, swimming, or simply relaxing by the sea. The water is warm, and the sunsets are spectacular, providing a perfect backdrop for a peaceful day at the beach.

5. Explore Es Vedrà

September is an ideal time to visit Es Vedrà, the mystical rock island located off the southwest coast of Ibiza. The weather is cooler, making it perfect for a boat trip closer to the magical rock or a hike to the best viewpoints. Es Vedrà is surrounded by legends and is considered one of the most magnetic places on Earth. Whether you believe in its mystical powers or not, the stunning views and serene environment make it a must-visit.

6. Enjoy Local Cuisine

With the summer rush over, September is a perfect time to enjoy Ibiza’s culinary scene. Many restaurants offer seasonal dishes featuring local ingredients. Visit traditional Ibizan restaurants to try dishes like bullit de peix (fish stew) or sofrit pagès (a meat and potato stew). The cooler evenings are also ideal for dining al fresco at one of the island’s many beachside restaurants.

Whether you’re here for the famous closing parties or to explore the quieter side of Ibiza, this month provides the perfect balance of excitement and relaxation.

September in Ibiza: The Best Things To Do

Cyril Riley, better known as CYRIL, has been making serious noise in the music industry with his lethal remixes and collaborations that have skyrocketed him up the charts. Like any determined artist, his rise to fame wasn’t overnight—it’s the result of countless hours in the studio, overcoming personal turmoil, and undeniable talent that has captured the attention of listeners worldwide. From dominating the ARIA Top 10 Australian Singles Chart for over ten consecutive weeks with his viral hit "Stumblin’ In" to earning millions of streams for his remix of Disturbed's "The Sound of Silence," CYRIL has become a sought-after name on any lineup or track. Amassing over 250 million streams and working with big-league artists like Timmy Trumpet and Steve Aoki, his knack for blending classic influences with modern electronic beats has set him apart.



In this exclusive interview, CYRIL opens up about his journey from a small-town kid to an internationally recognized DJ and producer. He sheds light on his production process, shares valuable lessons from his collaborations, and discusses the personal challenges he overcame before making it to the top. With aspirations that extend beyond his current success, CYRIL offers a glimpse into the future of his career, where his youthful curiosity continues to fuel his passion for music. Dive into our conversation with this rising star to learn more about the experiences shaping his trajectory and what’s next on his journey.



What initially drew you to music, and how did you decide to pursue it professionally?

Growing up in a town of only 125 people, we had a pub that would have a live musician regularly, so as a kid, my dad would take me there, and I just remember being intrigued from then, thinking this is what I want to do. I want to make music and perform.

Can you tell us more about your experience growing up in a small town and how it influenced your music style?

Growing up there, everyone would listen to older music, so people like Elvis or Johnny Cash, which is very different from what I’m doing, but "Stumblin’ In" was in that era, so I’m constantly drawing influences from then, whether it's songs to remix or certain elements or sounds.



You’ve collaborated with some big names in the industry. What’s the most valuable lesson you’ve learned from these experiences?

You’ll have highs and lows, but as long as you keep showing up and are consistent, the highs will continue to come.

What’s the creative process like when you’re working on a remix versus an original track?

The process is quite similar. I’ll listen to an already-made song, and my brain will start to think of what if I did this or tried that. Then, an original depends on whether I have a vocal to work with or am writing an instrumental from scratch. If I’m writing an instrumental first, I like to listen to a heap of music I’m vibing to at the moment and the different sounds they’ve used, how they’ve blended them so well, and yeah.

Is there a genre or artist you haven’t worked with yet but would love to explore in the future?

This is so hard; there are so many. Growing up, I loved rock and alternative music, so someone like AC/DC or Mötley Crüe would be insane. From an electronic side, I would love to work with Fred Again or Martin Garrix; they're two artists I've always respected.



How do you stay inspired and motivated to create new music, especially after achieving significant milestones?

People tell me, "Oh, you’re killing it now," but I just think I’m getting started. The easy part was that big song. Now it’s about, "Okay, how can my music reach more people? How can I play the best shows in the world and connect with people?"

What role do you think your First Nations heritage plays in your music, if at all?

In terms of influence on my music, I wouldn’t say it plays any part. That’s not to say I don’t appreciate it; it’s just not something I’ve fully explored yet, and I would definitely love to incorporate some with the right record.

What’s a typical day like for you when you’re not on tour or in the studio?

They don’t really exist. If I’m not touring, I’m making music, and if I’m not touring or making music, I’d just be spending time with my family. My son’s nearly 12 months old, so I love playing with him.



If you could perform at any venue or festival in the world, where would it be and why?

I’ve always wanted to play Ultra Miami. When I started to get into dance music, I would watch all their streams on YouTube and think I’d love to play there one day.

What’s the most memorable moment of your career so far?

Oh, this is a tough one. Working with Teddy Swims was pretty crazy, not for the fact that he’s so talented, but just having a conversation around his thought process and how normal someone of that profile is.



If you weren’t a musician, what do you think you’d be doing right now?

This might sound crazy, but I’d be a farmer shearing sheep. Very country-Australian of me, haha.

What’s something normal to you that other people find weird?

Well, this depends on what country I’m in, but I love Vegemite, and I've yet to meet anyone outside of Australia who actually likes it. I was talking to Morten at Tomorrowland about Vegemite, and he hated it!



What Aussie terms do you find yourself saying the most?

"We’re not here to f**k spiders," which is a fun way of saying I’m here to get this done and not waste time.

Name three headliners you would have if you could throw your own festival.

I’ll go with three that are alive:

Post Malone

Tiësto

Sabrina Carpenter

Under the Bucket Hat: A Conversation with CYRIL

Is that the hint of the first closing parties of the season? It sure is!

We’re rolling into September and there are some incredible parties to add to your calendar for the week. 

Here are our favorites:

Music On Daytime Closing Party | Destino | Thursday, September 5

Marking the final chapter of one of Ibiza’s most beloved day-to-night parties, this Thursday is the Music On Daytime closing party at Destino, where the legendary Marco Carola will be taking you on one last unforgettable journey under the Balearic sun. 

The incredible venue that is Destino has breathtaking views over Cap Martinet and luxurious open-air setting, and has been the perfect home for Music On Daytime, blending world-class music with an idyllic location and atmosphere.

Joining Marco Carola for this epic finale are Gordo, Ale De Tuglie, and Cuky, ensuring a lineup that will keep the energy high from 17:00 until the sun sets on this season’s final dance. Don’t miss out on this chance to say goodbye to summer in true Ibiza style!

Last chance to dance under the sun at Destino. Buy tickets now.

Listen to the sounds of Marco Carola on Instagram | Spotify 



Joseph Capriati presents Metamorfosi Closing Party | Amnesia | Friday, September 6

Prepare for an epic night as Joseph Capriati presents the Metamorfosi Closing Party at Amnesia on Friday, September 6. This season finale promises to be one for the books, with Capriati delivering an exclusive back-to-back-to-back set with Seth Troxler and ANOTR on the Terraza, a collaboration that will undoubtedly push the boundaries of sound and energy.

Metamorfosi has been a standout residency at Amnesia, known for its transformative musical experiences and strong lineups.

The Main Room, hosted by techno star Indira Paganotto, will feature heavy hitters Charlie Sparks, Daria Kolosova, and U.R.Trax, so you know that the night will be filled with absolutely relentless basslines. As we bid farewell to this incredible season, make sure you’re part of the closing chapter at one of Ibiza’s most iconic clubs.

Buy your tickets for Metamorfosi.

Listen to the sounds of Joseph Capriati on Instagram | Spotify 



Flower Power | Pacha Ibiza | Saturday, September 7

Get ready for a fresh take on a classic as Flower Power returns to Pacha Ibiza on Saturday. This year, the iconic party has been reimagined with a new music policy that blends the nostalgic tunes of the '60s and '70s with contemporary house beats, creating a unique sound that bridges the past and the present. Led by resident DJ Bora Uzer, who brings an energetic and interactive live performance, the night will also feature sets from the legendary Felix Da Housecat and the dynamic duo Solardo.

The 2024 season has introduced themed nights, such as "Army of Flower" and "Future of Freedom," each offering a distinct experience while retaining the party's core spirit of love, peace, and freedom. Pacha has also elevated the production, combining psychedelic visuals with immersive decor, making Flower Power a complete sensory journey. Get involved and enjoy!

Step back in time - get your tickets!

Listen to the sounds of Bora Uzer on Instagram | Spotify 




Armin van Buuren | Ushuaïa Ibiza | Sunday, September 8

Armin van Buuren is set to take over Ushuaïa Ibiza for an epic evening of trance and progressive house for the 2nd week of his 5-week residency.

The event, running from 17:00 to 23:00, also features Oliver Heldens, D.O.D., and J. Ribbon, promising a lineup that blends uplifting melodies with cutting-edge beats.Armin van Buuren is a globally renowned Dutch DJ and music producer, celebrated as one of the pioneers of the trance genre. With a career spanning over two decades, he has consistently ranked among the top DJs worldwide, thanks to his legendary sets and hit tracks like "This Is What It Feels Like." Armin also hosts the popular radio show A State of Trance, which has a massive following and showcases the latest in trance music.

A Sunday well spent - get your tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Armin van Buuren on Instagram | Spotify 



Eric Prydz presents [CELL] Closing Party | Hï Ibiza | Monday, September 9

Prepare for an electrifying finale as Eric Prydz presents the [CELL] Closing Party at Hï Ibiza on Monday, September 9, 2024. This event marks the conclusion of Prydz's groundbreaking residency, which has redefined the Ibiza club experience with its immersive visual and audio performances. Known for pushing the boundaries of live electronic music, Prydz has transformed Hï Ibiza’s Theatre into a futuristic playground of light and sound.

For this final night, Prydz will be joined in The Theatre by techno titan Adam Beyer, the dynamic Eli Brown and J. Ribbon. Over in the Club Room, Patrick Topping will lead the charge, supported by KOROLOVA and Shaded. Don’t miss your last chance to experience one of Ibiza’s most innovative shows.

Immerse yourself in the world of Eric Prydz. Buy tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Eric Prydz on Instagram | Spotify 



Do Not Sleep | Cova Santa | Tuesday, September 10

This event has become a favorite for those seeking an underground, no-nonsense party vibe in one of Ibiza's most unique venues. Party in the hills of San José, where Cova Santa offers an intimate open-air setting that transitions to a nighttime cave rave after the sun goes down.

The night kicks off on the Terrace with Luuk van Dijk, Locklead, and Blondi from 19:00 to 23:00, setting the perfect tone under the stars. As the night progresses, the action moves indoors where Richy Ahmed will take over, joined by Frank Storm and a special guest yet to be announced. With its day-into-night experience, Do Not Sleep at Cova Santa promises a memorable night of top-tier tech-house and deep-tech sounds.

Get your tickets and dance day to night in San Jose.

Listen to the sounds of Richy Ahmed on Instagram | Spotify 



Fisher | Hï Ibiza | Wednesday, September 11

Get ready for another electrifying night at Hï Ibiza as Fisher returns on Wednesday, September 11, 2024. Fisher’s Wednesday residency has become a must-see event on the island, where he delivers his signature blend of high-energy house music in the iconic Theatre. This week, Fisher will be joined by Cloonee and Sosa.

In the Club Room, expect an exciting back-to-back set from Vintage Culture and BLONDISH, along with performances by Maz and Classmatic.

No midweek blues here! Get your tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Fisher on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Sept 5 - Sept 11)

Ibiza is famed for its sunsets, but the island’s sunrises are equally breathtaking!

If you’re an early-bird that loves to watch the day begin on our magical island, here are six of the best spots to catch the sunrise in Ibiza.

1. Punta des Moscarter

Located in the northern part of the island near Portinatx, Punta des Moscarter is home to the tallest lighthouse in the Balearic Islands. The rugged coastline and the dramatic cliffs make it a perfect spot for sunrise. As the sun rises, its rays illuminate the lighthouse and the surrounding area, creating a stunning view. If you’re lucky enough to visit the north of the island on a very clear day, then you might be lucky enough to see the coastline of Mallorca in the distance!

2. Playa d’en Bossa

Playa d’en Bossa, one of Ibiza’s most famous beaches, is not only known for its lively nightlife but also for its beautiful sunrises. The long stretch of sandy beach offers plenty of space to find a quiet spot and enjoy the early morning light in the height of summer.

3. Cala Nova

Cala Nova is a beautiful beach located on the eastern coast of the island. Known for its clear waters and natural beauty with surrounding pine trees, it’s an ideal spot for an early morning visit. The beach’s orientation makes it perfect for watching the sunrise and we can guarantee that the beach will be nice and quiet in the first few hours of the day - allowing you to enjoy sunrise in peace. 

4. Santa Eulalia

The promenade in Santa Eulalia offers a picturesque spot for sunrise viewing. This charming coastal town provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and convenience, with cafes and restaurants along the seafront. The rising sun casts a beautiful light across the town’s sandy beaches, it’s marina and the busy town as it comes to life for the day.

5. Es Canar

Es Canar, a small resort town on the eastern coast, is known for its relaxed family atmosphere. The main beach is perfect for a bit of sunrise watching - we recommend a walk along the coastline towards Aiyanna to capture the full experience. The early morning light creates a peaceful and serene environment, ideal for a quiet moment of reflection. The nearby Punta Arabí Hippy Market adds a touch of local culture, making it a unique spot to start your day.

6. Talamanca Beach

Talamanca Beach, located near Ibiza Town, is another excellent spot for watching the sunrise. The long, curved beach offers a panoramic view of the horizon, and the calm, shallow waters are ideal for a morning dip! There are lots of cafes and restaurants along the promenade, or bakeries in the strees just behind, some opening early enough to grab a coffee to start your day.

Witnessing the sunrise in Ibiza is a wonderful way to experience the island’s natural beauty. We’ve given you some of the best spots - now all you need to do is decide which one to head to!

Ibiza's Best Sunrise Spots

In our new series, we focus on the past, present and future of Drum & Bass music and related genres, and today we caught up with Gifta, one of the scene’s most formidable new artists.




When it comes to Drum & Bass, Gifta wears many hats. She’s a deft DJ and producer with a penchant for the faster, darker side of D&B, and she heads up Phase Records, a label and event series based primarily in London. Born in France and raised in East London, Gifta’s inspired by the gritty underbelly of D&B sound and culture, producing tech-heavy rollers with skatty undertones. She champions the music she wants to listen to, with tight drum work and strong basslines dominating her productions, sets and mixes.




It’s fair to say that Gifta epitomizes the new era of D&B. Resourceful, progressive and inclusive, she’s a true grafter and born leader. She helps new talent maximize their potential and finds new ways to progress the culture, all while bringing it back to its roots by championing diversity and inclusivity with actions rather than words.




Gifta’s Phase Records imprint encapsulates all of that. What originally started as an online community founded during COVID evolved into a platform for emerging D&B talent with VA releases, events and festival takeovers. Today we’ll chat to Gifta about her D&B journey so far, how she juggles multiple roles and her vision for the future of the culture.




Getting Started




Gifta – Gabs to her friends – grew up playing violin and drums and listening to her dad’s jungle and breakbeat collection. Gifta got into Jump-Up in her teens, a genre that emerged from D&B and jungle, and met her group of raving buddies while at university in Essex. “I’d always loved the culture and then I had the community that Drum & Bass offers,” Gifta says.




Gifta started DJing in 2014, but it was only when she lost her job during COVID that she was able to turn her full attention to music. “The entire Drum & Bass scene went online, and I formed this community which eventually became my record label,” Gifta says. “In the past two or three years I’ve felt like there’s no other option and I will spend the rest of my healthy life fighting to do this full-time.”




She took lockdown as an opportunity to start producing, and her first release came out in 2022 on Phase Records. As the label grew and flourished, so did her productions, with an increasingly dark, pummeling sound unique to Gifta. “Like any skill, you need to be disciplined, but there’s also a lot of great resources out there like D&B Academy, and different patrons and producers offer lessons,” Gifta says.




In the last two years Gifta’s career has ramped up significantly. “I’m currently having the busiest summer I’ve ever had,” she says. “But now it’s about maintaining that momentum and proving it’s not just a one-off.”




The Power of Community




If Gifta’s going places, she’s taking her community with her. Phase Records has given a platform to some of D&B’s most promising young artists, including Dapreme, Lucidik, ALBEES, Dopplershift and Premonition, and soon Exile, Coppa and Gifta will release their new EP Levels. The four-track project encapsulates the dark, dirty corners of D&B culture alongside hyper-technical breaks and pummeled percussion.




Phase Records has cultivated a thriving, diverse community with their own sound, but Gifta is quick to thank the labels and artists who helped her along the way. “Hospital Records have been so good to me,” she says. “And equally so many people I speak to, whether artists or ravers, have been really welcoming.”




Gifta says that social media has created a bigger up-and-coming scene than ever before, and that in itself is a scene. “Everyone’s goals are different, and I see a lot of people getting down about where they’re at,” Gifta says. “Then they’ll tell me they’ve been going at it for 2, 3, 4 years. And I’ll tell them I’ve been going at it for ten years – and it takes time. I think if you love the music and you love the scene then whatever part you have in it matters.”




Slow and steady wins the game, clearly. This summer Phase Records had their own stage at Hospitality on the Beach in Croatia, and they have an upcoming remix album coming out in January with contributions from some of Gifta’s idols.




“It’s so easy to compare yourself to others, and to look at people who seem to be an overnight success. But do you want to be an overnight success?” Gifta asks. “I mean, if I was an overnight success when I was 21 I would have pissed it all away.”




And it seems like Gifta has no plans to take her foot off the gas. “I find the most exciting thing happens every other day,” she continues. “It does feel good, but I’m always looking at the next thing. It’s a harsh industry and the hamster wheel won’t keep turning if you don’t keep running.”

Drum & Bass in Focus: Gifta

Can you believe that it’s the last week of August already? Peak weeks of summer and there are tons of dancefloors to hit. But what would we choose for the upcoming 7 nights? We’re so glad you asked!

Take a look at our picks as we move into September.

Shine Ibiza | Eden | Thursday, August 29

Get ready for an unforgettable night as Shine Ibiza returns to Eden on Thursday, August 29, with trance legend Paul van Dyk taking the reins for an exclusive all-night-long set. Shine Ibiza has solidified its reputation as the premier event for trance lovers on the island, drawing in fans with its pure, unadulterated soundscapes. 

Paul van Dyk, a Grammy-nominated artist and one of the true pioneers of the trance genre, has been a driving force in electronic music since the 1990s, with iconic tracks like “For an Angel” defining the sound of a generation. This is a night not to be missed for anyone who loves trance at its finest. Secure your spot on the dance floor!

Don’t miss out on this all-night-long set. Buy tickets now.

Listen to the sounds of Paul van Dyk on Instagram | Spotify 



Joseph Capriati presents Metamorfosi | Amnesia | Friday, August 30

Join us at Amnesia on Friday, August 30, for a transformative night as Joseph Capriati presents Metamorfosi, his highly acclaimed residency that has been making waves in Ibiza this season.

The Terraza will be ignited by Capriati’s masterful techno sets, alongside the eclectic sounds of BLONDISH, Rossi., and Mahony. Meanwhile, the Main Room, hosted by Indira Paganotto, will feature powerful performances by Cristobal Pesce, Clara Cuvé, and a dynamic back-to-back set from Sumia and Chrs.

Known for his deep connection with the crowd and impeccable mixing skills, Capriati’s Metamorfosi is a must-experience for any techno lover. Don’t miss out on a night of sonic evolution at one of Ibiza’s most iconic venues.

Get tickets and experience Amnesia.

Listen to the sounds of Joseph Capriati on Instagram | Spotify 




Black Coffee | Hï Ibiza | Saturday, August 31

Black Coffee returns to Hï Ibiza on Saturday, August 31 from 23:30. This weekly residency has become a staple of the Ibiza summer, known for its deep, soulful house music and immersive atmosphere. 

Black Coffee, a Grammy Award-winning artist from South Africa, has been instrumental in bringing African-inspired house music to the global stage, creating a unique vibe that resonates with audiences worldwide. This week, he’ll be joined in The Theatre by Jamiie and Fiona Kraft for an electrifying back-to-back set, along with DJ Pappa.

Over in the Club Room, Damian Lazarus, TSHA, and Cameron Jack will deliver their signature sounds, while Paul Reynolds takes over the Wild Corner. Don’t miss this night of cutting-edge music and unforgettable moments. Secure your place on the dance floor!

Witness greatness at the world’s number one club - buy tickets now!

Listen to the sounds of Black Coffee Instagram | Spotify 




Pyramid | Amnesia | Sunday, September 1

Get ready to close out your weekend with a bang as Pyramid returns to Amnesia on Sunday, September 1. This homegrown event has become one of the most talked-about nights in Ibiza, celebrated for its underground vibe and cutting-edge techno lineup.

On the Terraza, the legendary Adam Beyer will take the decks, known for his powerful sets, alongside performances by Germano Ventura, and a special back-to-back set from Marco Faraone and Chris Avantgarde.

The Main Room will be equally intense, with Andres Campo, Juliet Fox, and Kobosil delivering hard-hitting beats that will keep you dancing until dawn. Pyramid is the place to be for those who crave an authentic Ibiza experience with top-tier techno talent. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this epic night!

The best Sundays are spent at Amnesia. Buy tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Adam Beyer on Instagram | Spotify 



David Guetta presents F*** ME I’M FAMOUS | Ushuaïa | Monday, September 2

David Guetta’s iconic F*** ME I’M FAMOUS is back once again at Ushuaïa on Monday, September 2. This world-renowned event has been a staple of the Ibiza summer for years, attracting a glamorous crowd with its high-energy atmosphere and unforgettable performances.

Guetta, one of the most influential figures in electronic music, will be joined by the legendary Benny Benassi, known for his groundbreaking hits, alongside rising star Öwnboss and resident DJ Paul Reynolds.

From 17:00 to 23:00, Ushuaïa will be the ultimate playground for dance music lovers, with a spectacular show that combines world-class music, dazzling visuals, and a vibe like no other. Don’t miss your chance to experience one of Ibiza’s most famous parties!

Monday never looked so good. Get your tickets

Listen to the sounds of David Guetta on Instagram | Spotify 




PIV Ibiza | Cova Santa | Tuesday, September 3

PIV, known for its soulful and groove-heavy house music, has quickly become a favorite on the island, bringing the best in underground to Ibiza’s most enchanting venue.

Cova Santa, nestled in the hills of San José, offers a unique setting with its open-air terrace and intimate indoor club, providing the perfect backdrop for this immersive musical journey.

This week’s lineup features Lauren Lo Sung, Ben Rau, Kellie Allen, Dennis Quin, Gaskin, Ryan Resso, and Elvi, each delivering their signature sounds from 19:00 until the early hours of the morning. Experience the magic of PIV from day to night at one of Ibiza’s most iconic locations - this is a party you won’t want to miss!

Get your tickets and dance day to night in San Jose.
Listen to the sounds of Lauren Lo Sung on Instagram | Spotify 




Bedouin present Saga | Pacha Ibiza | Wednesday, September 4

Immerse yourself in a night of mystical rhythms and captivating music as Bedouin present Saga at Pacha Ibiza on Wednesday, September 4. Saga, one of the island’s most unique and enchanting residencies, has been redefining the Ibiza party experience with its blend of deep, melodic house and mesmerizing visuals.

The duo Bedouin has crafted a night that feels more like a journey than just a party, drawing inspiration from their nomadic roots and diverse musical influences. This week, they are joined by the genre-defying Boys Noize and the innovative trio Tripolism. From 23:30 to 06:00, Pacha will be transformed into a realm of sonic exploration and visual wonder. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Saga

Dance under the cherries - get your tickets now.
Listen to the sounds of Bedouin on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Aug 29 - Sept 4)

Fatima Hajji, the Spanish-Moroccan techno queen, is renowned for her unapologetically gritty and full-throttle performances. Her music, rooted in both analog and classical traditions, incorporates her deep African heritage while blending contemporary sounds, including techno-house. The result is a relentless groove that serves as the perfect medicine for a sweat-drenched night at one of the surging DJ's ruthless sets. If you’ve ever had the chance to see Fatima live, then you know her energy is electric, her mixing style eclectic, and her crowd control top-tier, with everyone’s heart rates and vibes shooting through the roof.



Fatima's journey into the world of techno began at a young age, with her passion for music evident from the start. By the age of 12, she was already experimenting with mixing tapes, laying the groundwork for what would become a lifelong career in music. Her early dedication led her to master vinyl mixing by 16, and by 18, she had moved from her hometown of Salamanca to Madrid, diving headfirst into music production. This move marked the beginning of a career that would see her rise to prominence not just in Spain but across the globe.



Her ability to connect with the crowd is unparalleled, and this was evident during one of her most unconventional gigs—a performance on a ship sailing down the Hudson River in New York City. "It felt like a dream to be raving among the buildings I had seen so many times in films," she recalls, describing how the experience, combined with her exhaustion from a previous gig in Belgium, created an almost surreal atmosphere. This event is just one example of the many riveting and remarkable performances that have defined her career.



Fatima Hajji’s sets are praised for their high energy and intensity. "My sets are very energetic—I always try to give my best, playing with the mixer and spreading maximum energy to the crowd," she says. She finds her sweet spot in sets that last between 90 minutes and two hours, where she can fully engage with the audience and build the energy that drives her performances. However, she also enjoys the challenge of extended sets, such as the All Night Long format, which allows her to delve deeper into her music collection and explore sounds that she doesn’t typically include in shorter sets.



Despite her commanding stage presence and technical prowess, Fatima is no stranger to the occasional mishap. One particularly memorable incident involved her tour manager accidentally stepping on a cable that powered the entire club, causing a momentary blackout. With her characteristic humor, she quips, "Of course, I killed him," showing her ability to handle the unexpected with grace and a bit of lightheartedness.



Living in Madrid, Fatima is immersed in a vivacious music scene that continues to inspire her. "It has loads of great clubs, amazing events, and the energy of the people is so crazy—in a good way," she shares. Madrid is not the only city that fuels her creativity; Amsterdam also ranks high on her list for its top-tier parties and high-quality production. These cities, with their rich musical cultures and emphasis on experience and production, provide the perfect backdrop for her ever-evolving sound. Fatima Hajji’s influence extends beyond the DJ booth. 





She is also a prolific producer, with numerous tracks and EPs that have resonated with techno lovers around the world. Her productions are known for their depth and intensity, drawing on a wide range of influences while staying true to the core of what makes techno such a powerful genre. She has notched over a million streams, with her music skyrocketing through Beatport’s charts, making her a standout and a valuable addition to the techno industry and community.

Fatima unleashes a striking yet balanced track selection during her sets, delivering a primal performance that leaves a lasting impression and leaves the crowd wanting more. Internationally, she has played some of the most prestigious festivals, including Monegros, Awakenings, Airbeat One, SoundWaves, and many more.



Throughout her career, Fatima has accomplished a lot, including establishing her own record label and event brand, SILVER M, which embodies her personal vision of sound within the techno scene. Inspired by the symbology of the moon (M) and silver, SILVER M represents the power to stand out, the magic of brightness piercing through darkness, and the irresistible allure of the night, all driven by a burning passion to party. This brand has also thrown parties in iconic locations such as Amsterdam, Ibiza, and Barcelona, all spots that boast a stellar music scene.



As Fatima Hajji continues to tour the world, bringing her unique blend of cultural influences and relentless energy to every performance, she remains a staple in our beloved world of music. Whether she’s headlining a show or playing an intimate underground set, Fatima Hajji is always pushing the limits of her art, creating rabbit hole experiences for techno lovers everywhere.

Tasteful Techno: An Interview with Fatima Hajji

CYRIL, a Darwin-based DJ and producer, has swiftly risen to prominence in the Australian music scene, holding the #1 spot on the ARIA Top 10 Australian Singles Chart for an impressive ten consecutive weeks with his hit single "Stumblin’ In." This remix of the 1978 Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman duet went viral last year, maintaining its momentum well into 2024. However, CYRIL’s journey to the top has been anything but smooth.





In a revealing interview with The Music, CYRIL opened up about the personal challenges he faced in 2018, including a period of homelessness and drug addiction. During this difficult time, he found himself returning to his hometown of Lake Cargelligo, a small outback town on Wiradjuri Country in central New South Wales. There, he worked on his family’s farm, taking on tasks like fencing, cattle work, and mustering. Despite this return to a simpler life, CYRIL knew deep down that farming wasn’t his true passion. His heart remained with music, and he realized he needed to pursue it seriously.



Determined to turn his life around, CYRIL finished high school and applied for university scholarships. He was accepted into Charles Darwin University in the Northern Territory, where he studied music with the initial goal of becoming a teacher. Yet, the pull towards performing and producing music was too strong to ignore. CYRIL decided to leave his teaching ambitions behind to focus on a career in music, a decision that has since paid off in spades.



The success of "Stumblin’ In" not only cemented CYRIL’s place in the music industry but also led to high-profile collaborations, including a remix of the track by Steve Aoki and Dimatik, featuring Timmy Trumpet. Further showcasing his love for older music, CYRIL also remixed Disturbed’s cover of "The Sound of Silence," which became an unexpected hit in the US dance scene. Continuing to explore classic tracks, CYRIL is releasing a remix of America’s 1971 hit "A Horse With No Name," proving that his creative vision and musical influence are only growing stronger.

CYRIL: From Struggles to Success in the Australian Scene

As we move into the last week of August, there’s a full roster of parties for you to attend. The island is busy, so make sure you’re getting your tickets early and guaranteeing yourself a space on the dance floor.

Let’s dive into our top picks for the week.

Music On Daytime | Destino Ibiza | Thursday, August 22

Join Marco Carola for another unforgettable edition of Music On Daytime at Destino Ibiza on Thursday, August 22. Kicking off at 17:00, this open-air event features Carola alongside Paco Osuna, Kidoo, and Mink. Set against the stunning backdrop of Cap Martinet, Music On Daytime has become a signature event in Ibiza, known for its energetic vibe, world-class music and day-to-night experience.

Buy tickets and party al fresco with Marco Carola.

Listen to the sounds of Marco Carola on Instagram | Spotify 



David Guetta & MORTEN present Future Rave | Hï Ibiza | Friday, August 23

Get ready for a night of cutting-edge dance music as David Guetta and MORTEN bring their Future Rave residency back to Hï Ibiza on Friday, August 23. The Theatre will feature performances from Guetta, Mau P, and Arielle Free, alongside MORTEN. In the Club Room, the "Our House" series continues with sets from Meduza, James Hype, and Tita Lau.

Future Rave is more than just a party; it's a revolution in sound, blending underground techno with festival energy. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the future of dance music.

Join the Future Rave. Get your tickets now

Listen to the sounds of David Guetta on Instagram | Spotify 




Trip | Picnic | Club Chinois | Saturday, August 24

Join us for an extraordinary night at Club Chinois on Saturday, August 24, as Trip teams up with Picnic Records for an evening of cutting-edge underground sounds. The lineup features Gene On Earth, PH Project, Sweely (live), and tINI, each bringing their unique style to the decks.

Trip is known for its forward-thinking lineups and immersive visual experiences - their 360-degree screen bringing an otherworldly (and very trippy) element to the night. Club Chinois, located in Marina Botafoch, offers a sophisticated and intimate setting, perfect for this journey through the underground sounds.

Purchase tickets to the best trip of your life!

Listen to the sounds of Gene On Earth on Instagram | Spotify 




Palmarama presents Sven Väth | Playa Soleil | Sunday, August 25

Sven Väth takes over Palmarama at Playa Soleil on Sunday, August 25, from 18:00 until the early hours of the morning. Known for its unique blend of music, nature, and art, Palmarama has become the flagship Sunday party at Playa Soleil, offering a holistic sonic adventure under the stars.

This week, the legendary Sven Väth will be joined by Cesar Vinzent, promising a night of deep, soulful beats in an idyllic beachfront setting. Don’t miss your chance to experience one of Ibiza’s most talked-about events.

End your week with Papa Sven. Buy tickets now.

Listen to the sounds of Sven Väth on Instagram | Spotify 



Amnesia Presents | Amnesia | Monday, August 26

Get ready for another unforgettable night as Amnesia Presents takes over on Monday, August 26, from 23:00. This event features a strong lineup with Sonny Fodera and Danny Howard headlining on the Terrace, supported by Belters Only and Lucy Jane. In the Main Room, expect powerful sets from Sammy Virji, Interplanetary Criminal, and Patrick Nazemi. Amnesia Presents has become a staple in Ibiza’s party scene, offering a perfect mix of house, tech-house, and techno to kick off the week in style.

Start your week right - purchase tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Sonny Fodera on Instagram | Spotify 




Defected | Ushuaïa Ibiza | Tuesday, August 27

Join us for a monumental celebration as Defected continues to mark its 25th anniversary at Ushuaïa Ibiza on Tuesday, August 27, from 17:00 to 23:00. This week’s lineup features the energetic sounds of Purple Disco Machine, Sam Divine, Melé, Darius Syrossian, Cinthie, and a special back-to-back set from Dunmore Brothers and Rio Tashan. Fresh off incredible sets at the recent Defected Croatia festival, these artists are ready to bring the same energy and house music excellence to Ibiza’s iconic open-air venue.

Get tickets and dance in the sun to the sounds of Defected.

Listen to the sounds of Purple Disco Machine on Instagram | Spotify 



Fisher | Hï Ibiza | Wednesday, August 28

Last but not least this week, it’s time for you to get ready for an unforgettable night as Fisher returns to Hï Ibiza on Wednesday, August 28.

The Theatre will be electrified with Fisher’s high-energy house and tech-house beats, joined by the legendary Loco Dice and Syreeta. In the Club Room, Vintage Culture will bring his signature sound, alongside Miss Monique and Giu. Fisher’s residency at Hï Ibiza has become one of the island’s most popular events - you won’t want to miss out if you’re on the island.

Mid-week raves are the best! Buy your tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Fisher on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Aug 22 - Aug 28)

Drumskull’s music is the aural equivalent of taking a sledgehammer to the head. The Leicester-born and London-based producer has been an active participant in the jungle, D&B and UK bass scenes for decades, but has only recently unleashed his own productions. Real name Joel Harrison, his sharp, volcanic tracks are designed to make dance floors erupt. With releases on his own Drumskull imprint, Hooversound Recordings and Natural Frequency Records, he’s quickly built a reputation as one of the UK scene’s most forward-thinking producers, reinforced by a series of explosive gigs this summer for No Edits, Coalesce Festival and his own Drumskull Presents event series.




We caught up with Drumskull ahead of his Aaja radio show in South East London to chat about his D&B roots, how the scene has progressed over the years and the exciting things to come.




The Early Years


Joel Harrison launched his music career as a drummer. He played in punk and metal bands from the age of 15, including Tubesufer, who were so successful Joel found himself supporting Radiohead and Rancid before he’d turned 18.




Joel’s older brother was responsible for his shift to electronic music. He lent Joel his early Aphex Twin and Warped compilations, which inspired him to sell his drum kit, buy some decks and immerse himself in the UK underground. “It was the mid-90s, and I started DJing at free parties,” Joel says. “I founded a free party sound system with some friends in the Midlands called BWPT.”




He went on to study graphics at Central Saint Martins and buried himself in London’s record shops, DJing regularly and continuing to hone his production skills.




“I got incredibly into early Drum & Bass,” he says. “Metalheadz, V Recordings, Full Cycle Records. It was the mid-late 90s, and there was something about that style that really clicked with me. I think it was the energy and tempo; being a drummer, I couldn’t resist these syncopated drum breaks layered over each other. It sounded like four drummers playing at once, and it was a buzz. D&B felt like a level up, and it was the kind of music I wanted to produce.”




In the early 2000s Drumskull migrated left of D&B and moved into early UK garage. “That turned into broken beat in 2001 and 2002, and I was inspired by a night called The Co-Op. They played an incredible melting pot of D&B crossed with jungle, rare groove and afro-funk.”




Years later, when Joel started making material as Drumskull, this mix of everything informed his style. “I wanted to free myself from tempo restrictions, and that’s why my first album Interlocked has a bit of everything – 140 breaks, some weird half-time dubstep tunes and some jungle.”

The New Era

Drumskull’s debut album Interlocked came out in 2019 on Seagrave. “You kind of had everyone’s ears, because all the DJs were at home, listening to promos,” he says. “It was a very useful time to start a new project in that sense. The album got some good responses, and it was very motivational and gave me momentum to keep going.”




Since COVID-19, Joel says a new generation of fans, DJs and producers are coming through, referencing music that’s 30 years old with a fresh twist. “I think they see the ‘90s as a bit of a golden era,” Joel says. “And I do feel lucky to have lived through it, but I don't like to fetishize certain times or genres, because I've always been about pushing forwards. For me, music’s always been about progression.”




Drumskull’s music is definitely not stuck in the past. He’s constantly referencing new artists, sounds and scenes. Take his recent Scrolling Shooter EP on Hooversound Recordings for example. The title track combines 160 jungle with bass and club music, while “Unknown Structure” harnesses old-school D&B breaks with a rare groove twist.




Joel sees the new era of D&B as two distinct scenes. “There’s the conventional D&B scene with big artists like Andy C, Goldie, Fabio and Grooverider, and then you’ve got this new wave of what I call the modern jungle scene, headed up by Tim Reaper, Dwarde and Sully. And the modern jungle producers and DJs are very aware of the conventional D&B scene, but I don't think the conventional D&B guys are aware of the modern jungle scene.”




There’s a similar split in the US. D&B’s always been popular in America’s underground, but since 2020 it’s taken off commercially, too. Huge festivals like Electric Daisy Carnival host some of the world’s biggest names in D&B, and artists like Hamdi have popularized UK bass, dub and breaks – and Joel is experiencing that shift first-hand. “I did a compilation track for The Glitch Mob recently,” he says. “They used to be EDM but they’ve shifted into a very UK-centric rave sound.”




“D&B is much more accepted in the USA now compared to other underground UK genres,” he continues. “There are niche scenes in the USA for the stuff I make. The big commercial scene is obviously massive but that’s a little bit out of my orbit and I don’t cross into that world.”




That’s because he’s more interested in progressing the culture than sticking to what’s already out there. Drumskull doesn’t fall into the conventional D&B bracket because he’s so committed to bringing elements from other genres into his productions. And with plenty of remixes, EPs, collaborations and projects in the pipeline, there’s no doubt Drumskull will continue to push D&B into sonic stratospheres yet to be explored.

Drum & Bass in Focus: Drumskull

Dance music fans may have noticed a significant increase in drum & bass, jungle, breaks, bass and dubstep on the festival circuit this summer. Artists previously known as house and techno loyalists have been slipping these genres into their sets, upping the energy, pounding the bass and setting the dance floor on fire.




To meet this moment in dance music history, we’re creating a new series that focuses on drum & bass and related genres. We’ll take an in depth look at its history, spotlight artists from its past and present and find out what we can expect from the genre in the future. We’ll interview DJs, producers, labels, magazine editors and promoters to get insight into D&B scenes around the world and understand how a genre straight from the UK’s anarchist underground has grown into a global dance floor phenomenon.




To kick things off, let’s take a quick (and very summarised) look at the roots of drum & bass, the artists that launched the scene and the new wave of young producers and DJs spearheading its resurgence.


The Roots of D&B


The internet will tell you that drum & bass was a product of the ‘90s UK rave scene, but we can go a lot further back than that. Its origins were a fusion of Black genres from the ‘70s and ‘80s, ranging from reggae, rare groove, hip-hop, funk, and soul to hardcore, acid house and Detroit techno. The UK’s free party movement (basically illegal parties next to motorways, under bridges and in fields) provided a platform for the sound to emerge.


Early D&B producers used sped up samples from reggae records. The most influential samples include the Amen break, Apache break and Funky Drummer break, and producers nabbed the drum breaks from James Brown’s 1969 track "Soul Pride” Dennis Coffey’s 1972 track “Scorpio" and Lyn Collins’ 1972 track "Think (About It)” to create the drum-heavy, wild-eyed genre we know today.



Early D&B Scenes



Not long after house and techno emerged from queer, Black culture Chicago and Detroit in the ‘80s, drum & bass and jungle began to flourish in London and Bristol. It was like acid house on crack, packed full of breakbeats, heavy bass, sub-bass lines, samples, and synthesizers. Goldie was a scene mainstay with his seminal 1992 track “Terminator” laying the blueprint for an explosion of D&B, including DJ DIE’s haunting track “Clear Skyz,” Nasty Habits’ “Shadow Boxing” and Source Direct’s “Black Rose.”



Ready and waiting to meet that moment was Rage, a club night launched in 1989 in London nightclub Heaven. Its two residents Fabio and Grooverider played sped up breaks, house dubs, hardcore and techno to meet the early sound of D&B and jungle head on. Rage became the beating heart of the era and a place for pioneering DJs including Goldie, Kemistry (who sadly passed away in 1999), Storm and Bailey to push the boundaries of the crowd with ever-escalating BPMs and endless energy.


All of this was mixed up with the rise of pirate radio, the emergence of one-off dub plates, the launch of labels like Metalheadz, Moving Shadow and Hospital Records and a new drug called ecstasy.




The Evolution of D&B

When the digital era arrived in the early 2000s, D&B culture was forced to change. The DJs that used to get booked for having one-off dub plates were suddenly competing with the internet, where files could be shared in a nano-second.

So in the early-mid 2000s, D&B spread around the world like wildfire. Producers from Brazil, Japan, Australia, Chile, started putting their own stamp on the genre and developing it further. It’s no secret that the OG D&B producers played their cards close to their chests to remain top dogs in the scene they created, but soon new producers started making waves big enough to rock the boat. Alix Perez, Breakage, Boredome, freeradical8, Mister Shifter and many others all developed their own unique sound and scenes.



In 2009 D&B broke into the mainstream with artists like Chase & Status' 'liquid' drum and bass entering the global charts with hits like "Against All Odds”. This converged with the rise of US dubstep, most often associated with Skrillex.


The New Era of D&B

You might have noticed these artists have one thing in common: they’re all male.



But today, that’s all changed.


We’re in a new era of D&B and jungle with Sherelle, Naina and Nia Archives at the helm. As women of color, they’re taking D&B back to its Black roots – tearing up the rule book and opening doors as they do it. Sherelle and Naina’s Hooversound Recordings is one of the pioneering new D&B labels, while TikTok has catapulted artists like Pink Pantheress, piri, and Vierre Cloud into the forefront of Gen Z’s psyche.



Some cite lockdown as the catalyst for the genre’s resurgence. Producers had the time to work on D&B projects and DJs had the time to listen. The frenetic, anarchist energy of the genre appealed to young kids locked up at home without access to clubs, and once they emerged Drum & Bass was officially back, baby.



Now mammoth artists like John Summit, David Guetta and Diplo are throwing drum & bass tunes into their sets, and the new wave of D&B producers have fully booked schedules for the foreseeable future.



So that is the (very) condensed story of how drum & bass returned to the forefront of dance music culture. In this series we’ll be documenting the many stories, journeys, ideas and scenes around the world that make the genre so timeless, while paying tribute to its past, present and future.

Introducing Drum & Bass in Focus

The Best of Dalt Vila: Top 5 Restaurants and Bars

Dalt Vila, Ibiza’s historic old town, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its cobblestone streets, ancient fortifications, and incredible panoramic views. It’s also home to some of the island’s best restaurants and bars. Here are 8 of our favourite spots for you to try:

1. La Oliva

La Oliva, located in the heart of Dalt Vila, is a popular restaurant known for its Mediterranean cuisine. The menu features a range of dishes, from fresh seafood to hearty meats, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The outdoor seating area is perfect for group dinner while soaking in the atmosphere of the old town. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak season.

2. El Olivo Mio

El Olivo Mio offers an Ibizan dining experience in a beautifully restored building. The menu blends Mediterranean and international flavors, with standout dishes like the grilled sea bass and the tender lamb chops. The cozy interior and charming outdoor terrace make it an excellent choice for a memorable meal as a couple of a group night out. The restaurant also boasts an extensive wine list, perfect for pairing with their delicious food.

3. S’Escalinata

For a more laid-back experience, head to S’Escalinata, a unique bar and café set on the steps of Dalt Vila. This casual spot offers comfortable seating on large multi-coloured cushions and serves a variety of tapas, snacks, cocktails, and fresh juices. It’s a great place to relax, enjoy the views, and people-watch in the historic surroundings.

4. Bar 1805

Bar 1805 is a quirky, French-inspired bar offering a range of creative cocktails and delicious small plates. The eclectic decor and lively ambiance make it a fun spot for an night out. The menu includes a variety of tapas and charcuterie boards, perfect for sharing. The cocktail list features classic drinks with a twist, made using fresh, local ingredients.

5. La Dispensa

Located on a charming cobbled street filled with bars and restaurants, La Dispensa is known for its creative fusion cuisine and artistic ambiance. The menu features a variety of Mediterranean and international dishes, with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients. The eclectic decor, with art pieces and vintage furniture, adds to the unique dining experience. Outdoor seating is available, allowing you to enjoy the historic surroundings and lively evening atmosphere..



When it comes to dining in Dalt Vila, you are spoiled for choice. Make sure to check out our favourites when you’re next exploring Ibiza Town.

The Best of Dalt Vila: Top 5 Restaurants and Bars

Another week in Ibiza, another incredible list of parties to attend. But which one will you choose? We’ve whittle down the choices to our top picks of the week:

Tale of Us present Afterlife | Hï Ibiza | Thursday, August 15

Prepare for a night of immersive music and visuals as Tale of Us bring their Afterlife experience back to Hï Ibiza on Thursday, August 15. The Theatre will feature Tale of Us alongside a special back-to-back set from Colyn and Innellea, with support from Script. Over in the Club Room, 44 Label takes over with sets by Clara Cuvé, Kobosil, Somewhen, and Aiden. Meanwhile, in the Wild Corner (quite possibly the best toilets in the world), Armonica will create a unique vibe.

Afterlife is known worldwide for pushing the boundaries of music and art, creating a multi-sensory experience that stays with you long after the night ends. Get your dancing shoes on and hit the dance floor!

Journey to the Afterlife. Get your tickets now!

Listen to the sounds of Tale of Us on Instagram | Spotify 



Joseph Capriati presents Metamorfosi | Amnesia | Friday, August 16

Join Joseph Capriati for an unforgettable night at Amnesia Ibiza as he presents his Metamorfosi residency on Friday, August 16. This week’s event will feature a back-to-back set on the Terraza with Capriati and Loco Dice, alongside the legendary Sven Väth and Kemikal Ali. In the Main Room, Indira Paganotto hosts, with performances by Ben Klock, Luigi Madonna, and a special back-to-back set from Roberto Capuano and Flavio Folco.

Metamorfosi is known for its immersive production, cutting-edge sound, and a lineup that reflects Capriati’s deep connection to the techno scene. Don’t miss this night of pure musical evolution.

Start your weekend with a bit of Amnesia - get your tickets now.

Listen to the sounds of Jospeh Capriati on Instagram | Spotify 



elrow Horroween | Amnesia | Saturday, August 17

Get ready for a spine-chilling night at elrow Horroween on Saturday, August 17. Known for its wildly imaginative themes, elrow transforms Amnesia into a haunted playground filled with creepy clowns, dancing zombies, and eerie decorations. This week’s lineup on the Terraza features Bastian Bux, Joris Voorn, Joshwa, Melé, and N!do, promising a night of thrilling selections and unexpected surprises. Meanwhile, in the Main Room, elrow City hosts HUGEL, who will take you on an all-night musical journey.

Horroween is a full-blown experience that will immerse you in a world of horror and fun. Don’t miss this chance to dance with the undead and embrace the eerie vibes of elrow Horroween!

Outfit - check! Tickets - get them quick!

Listen to the sounds of Bastian Bux on Instagram | Spotify 



ABODE x Kaluki | Eden | Sunday, August 18

ABODE teams up with Kaluki on Sunday, August 18 at Eden Ibiza. This event brings together two powerhouse brands in the world of tech house, creating an unforgettable party experience. The lineup includes Chicks Luv Us, Cuartero, Dunmore Brothers, George Smeddles, GW Harrison, Jansons, Jenn Getz & Alfie, Latmun, Pirate Copy, and Richy Ahmed.

ABODE’s tech house vibes combined with Kaluki’s underground spirit will transform Eden into a haven for dance music lovers. Don’t miss this incredible collaboration at San Antonio’s number one super club.

The week’s not over yet. Buy tickets and party hat.

Listen to the sounds of Richy Ahmned on Instagram | Spotify 

Eric Prydz presents [CELL] | Hï Ibiza | Monday, August 19

If you haven’t experienced it already, make sure to check out Eric Prydz’s [CELL] show at Hï Ibiza on Monday, August 19. This event will feature Prydz in The Theatre, joined by techno powerhouse Adam Beyer, rising star Eli Brown, and J. Ribbon. In the Club Room, Patrick Topping goes back-to-back with John Summit, supported by Florentia.

Prydz's [CELL] show is known for its stunning holographic visuals and immersive audio-visual experience, making it one of the most anticipated residencies in Ibiza. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of music and innovation. The reviews have been incredible so far!

Buy your tickets to this incredible show.

Listen to the sounds of Eric Prydz on Instagram | Spotify 

Camelphat | Pacha | Tuesday, August 20

Join Camelphat at Pacha Ibiza on Tuesday, August 20, from 23:00 to 06:00. The Grammy-nominated duo will bring their signature deep house and melodic techno sounds to the iconic venue, this week joined by Agents Of Time, Dyzen, and The Element.

Camelphat's residency at Pacha has become one of the most sought-after parties on the island, with packed dance floors week in, week out. It’s an unforgettable experience every Tuesday.

Get your tickets and dance under the famous Pacha cherries.

Listen to the sounds of Camelphat on Instagram | Spotify 

Paradise | Amnesia | Wednesday, August 21

Paradise is back this Wednesday, as always hosted by the incredible Jamie Jones at Amnesia Ibiza. This week’s lineup on the Terraza features Jamie Jones going back-to-back with Dennis Cruz, along with East End Dubs B2B Ben Sterling, Syreeta, and Bontan. In The Music Box, expect powerful sets from Archie Hamilton B2B Seb Zito, Luuk Van Dijk B2B Mason Maynard, Wheats, and Olive F.

Step into Paradise. Get your tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Jamie Jones on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Aug 15 - Aug 21)

BEC has been on the come up as one of the most stirring and influential talents in the global techno scene. Hailing from the UK but now firmly entrenched in Berlin's underground culture, BEC's meteoric rise from fresh face to headliner is nothing short of grand. Discovered by Pan-Pot and quickly snapped up by top labels like Second State, Drumcode, and Intec, her tracks have become staples in the sets of techno heavyweights like Carl Cox and Adam Beyer.

In this exclusive interview, BEC takes us deep into her world, sharing the highs and challenges of her artistic journey. She talks about how the energy of Berlin has minted her sound, her meticulous studio process, and the raw, gritty vibe that defines her music, giving us a glimpse into the mind of a techno maverick. With her own label on the horizon and a packed schedule that includes iconic venues like Fabric and Awakenings, BEC is pushing techno into new territories while staying true to the authentic and intense essence that drives her sound




How did your move from the UK to Germany influence your music style?

The move from the UK to Germany was incredibly helpful for my music career. Being in Berlin ignited my passion, and being surrounded by like-minded individuals helped me to get super focused and inspired on my path. I met Pan-Pot, the DJ duo, here in Berlin, and their manager Marcus. I then joined Riverside Studios and got my own studio there, which allowed me to really focus on production and make it my absolute aim and goal in life to become a great producer. Fast forward to these years later, and I have luckily managed to achieve that.



I believe the move to Berlin was a key part of that journey for me. It really allowed me to focus on music because the city is such a freeing place where you can truly live your passion and be yourself, be authentic to who you are. It's filled with artists and creatives, so it was just an awesome place for me to come.

How has working with industry giants like Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, and Space 92 impacted your career?

Working with really notable artists and labels such as Carl Cox's Intec, Adam Beyer's Drumcode, Reinier Zonneveld’s Filth on Acid, Nina Kraviz’s Trip, and others has made me understand how the best and biggest labels in the business operate, and that gave me so much knowledge as an artist. The one thing that all these labels and their heads have in common is that they are very specific about what they like and the sound they want on their label. 



They all know how to pick really good tracks and music. It's been super inspirational, and I don't think I would have gained as much knowledge had I not been able to release on labels like these. It's been amazing, and I hope to continue on that path, working with even more.

What inspired you to start your own label, and what do you hope to achieve with it?

I got inspired to start Embargo, my own label, because, quite honestly, I feel like people just aren't doing as much creatively with the concepts of their labels. I trained as a web designer, brand designer/creative director before I got into music, so I have a lot of knowledge on how to create in many other ways and mediums, like a multidisciplinary format. When I think of a label, I don't just think of the sound; I think of the meaning, the values, the mission, and the vision behind it. 



I think about what sort of community I want to build and what sort of fans I want to bring on board with it. I consider every single thing down that pipeline of the creative process, and the artwork is such an important, big part of that for me. I feel like artwork usually comes secondary to labels, so my concept is all about putting art and artwork at the forefront, making it as important as the music itself, and tying those two things together. The music and the artwork need to go hand in hand. What sort of story do they tell together, and who are the artists we're collaborating with to create the artwork? 



My label is about bringing all the co-creators together—the music producer, the artist for the artwork, and also myself—to look at the concept of the release and decide how to connect all the other parts to ensure the story of your EP is told in the best way possible, through all the formats, keeping it as artsy as possible.



Where do you find yourself at peace?

I find myself at peace when spending time alone and when in nature, also when doing intense fitness. I have quite a long morning routine, which helps me start my day peacefully. I wake up, meditate, journal, light some incense, and at the moment, I'm also training for Bridges for Music, a charity bike ride from London to Amsterdam. Long-distance cycling is definitely something that's super meditative for me and brings me peace. It's a time where I put my phone on flight mode, go off into nature, and do a long ride of 60 to 70 kilometers or more. That really enables me to let go and be at peace. 



Another place where I really feel at peace is in my studio, creating music. DJing, too—although there are people when you play and perform, it's still quite an introverted process for me because you're just there, you can't talk to anyone, and you're the creator controlling the energy of that moment. That, for me, is also really beautiful and peaceful.

How do you prepare for a major performance like Awakenings or EDC Las Vegas?

Preparing for a major performance is a cool question. A lot of the time, I like to take my set spontaneously, but when it's such a huge festival or gig, of course, I think more about what I'm going to play upfront. I do this by asking talented producers and my peers around me, or other artists down at Riverside Studios in Berlin, if they have any great unreleased music for me to play. That's how you keep a set really interesting without people knowing the music. It's always great when people can come to your set and discover brand new music. It's really exciting for people on the dance floor, for sure, and it's also exciting for me. I always make sure I get a lot of rest. I nap before the performance.



I have a routine where I have dinner, then go straight to bed. It's the only time in my life where I can actually nap successfully, which is very strange. When I wake up, I have a coffee right away, and I just make sure I spend some time alone and stay nice and calm. Sometimes I meditate, then I head to the gig. I've usually prepared and organized at least the first five or six tracks, and I often know how I'm going to end the set, but I like to keep some time in between to flow and improvise because that's what we are as DJs, right? We need to be able to read the crowd, and I never want to take away from that magic.



What’s your favorite piece of gear in your studio and why?

My favorite piece of equipment in the studio has to be the MatrixBrute synth. It's just a super, super powerful synthesizer. I love the matrix and the design of the synth itself. Although it's huge and definitely not so portable, it's so easy to program sounds and use the step sequencer. I love how you can just tap on and off each step and have a lot displayed at the same time. That's my favorite synth. My favorite drum machine has to be the TR-8 from Roland, the “TR-8S,” simply because it's so easy to use, and now, with the new update, it has FM synthesis added to it. I like the sounds you can now find in the latest drum machine.



What’s the craziest thing that’s happened to you during a performance?

There are quite a few crazy things that have happened to me during performances. I've actually had food poisoning twice during two separate performances at two separate times. I thought the first time it happened, it would never happen again, but it actually did, and recently, when I went to Australia. I was DJing at a day party and got food poisoning from eating breakfast in the hotel, which was horrible. It was so crazy because right after my set, I had to leave very urgently, as you can imagine, and was very unwell.

But I've never canceled a show due to sickness, and I don't think I ever want to unless it's super serious because traveling all that way and being so excited to be there and perform, and knowing people turn up, makes it important to always try and perform when necessary. Another time, the DJ before me accidentally took my phone. They left the decks and thought my phone was theirs, so they grabbed my iPhone and left with it. I usually keep it next to the CDJ so I can see what time it is when I'm playing. But to my surprise, it wasn't there. This happened at a jungle party in Mexico, and it was very crazy not to have a phone in the middle of a jungle. I didn't know if someone had stolen it or what had happened.



 When I got back to where I was staying, I used my MacBook to track the iPhone on Find My iPhone, and I realized it was just nearby down the street. I thought, well, it can't have been someone who stole it. I asked around at the party, and it turns out it was the DJ before me. We met later that day, and I was able to get my phone back, which was quite funny.

In the Studio with BEC: Charting New Techno Territory

When it comes to Drum & Bass pies, Dave Jenkins has his finger in just about all of them. The writer, presenter, author, DJ (under the name NoDave) and former editor of Drum&BassArena has been neck deep in D&B rave culture since the late 90s, and has dedicated his career to the movement, working at iDJ Magazine in the 2000s before joining UKF as its editor in the 2010s. Dave hosted the Drum&BassArena Awards where he champions rising talent in D&B, and he runs his own platform 1 More Thing, designed to amplify and cultivate community in underground music culture.




For our new D&B in Focus series, we caught up with Dave to learn more about the reasons he fell in love with Drum & Bass, how the culture has changed since its inception and how today’s hottest artists are bringing it back to its roots.




The Pull of D&B

Born and raised in Cardiff, Dave discovered D&B through the UK’s free party movement in the ‘90s. He was into all sorts of rave music at first, but fell in love with D&B when he started working at iDJ Magazine. As he traveled the world writing about underground music, he repeatedly found himself gravitating towards the Drum & Bass community. “I made connections with jungle and D&B fans,” he says. “Working class people essentially, a more diverse community than mainstream house and techno crowds.”


He started paying more and more attention to the genre, and by the mid 2000s, while dubstep, jungle and D&B were thriving, it had become his main focus as a journalist and editor. “Anything relating to Black music, sound system culture and street culture appealed to me because I grew up in working class Cardiff,” he says.



When Dave moved into digital journalism, he became a D&B specialist, and went on to write biographies Three Generations Deep with DJ Phantasy and Dark Soldier with Ray Keith. He currently hosts weekly Vision Radio shows with the pioneering act formerly known as Noisia.


D&B Island

“What’s made D&B thrive through all these years is the fact it’s on its own,” Dave says. “Almost to its detriment.”


Because D&B feeds off other genres, relies heavily on samples and is played at face-melting BPMs, it’s always been a tight-knit scene for people with particularly deviant music tastes. Dave says it’s a good thing, because it creates a strong community, but it can also be a bad thing because it fosters a culture of gate-keeping. Drum & Bass is one of the hardest genres to mix and produce, which meant the top artists would only play the very best records. “That made it for years and years very much a boys club,” Dave says. “There was a lot of gatekeeping, it meant a lot of people just weren’t breaking through.”



Part of the reason it was so hard to break through was because of the genre’s street culture roots. “Some of the biggest people, most important people, who were part of the genre's earliest moves, came from very challenging circumstances,” Dave says. “Some of them, you know, they'll be incredibly honest that they wouldn't be around if it wasn't for music and for things like pirate radio keeping them off the street. And that street culture never really left. So if someone felt that their toes were being trod on, or people were encroaching on their corner, things would be said in a type of way, there would be arguments.”




The second big commercial wave of D&B, jungle and dubstep came along in the late 2000s and early 2010s, with the likes of Skrillex and Chase & Status catapulting the genres further into the mainstream and influencing the entry points just enough to make room for new talent to emerge into the scene.






The Next Generation


Dave affectionately says that D&B has always attracted weirdos. “In the most beautiful and complimentary way,” Dave says.




Because the sound of D&B is so frenetic, it attracts people with short attention spans. “It always sounded like the future,” Dave says. “The mixing style is double dropping, switching, and that kind of choppiness matches the way we consume media today; how we flip through reels and stories and stuff.”



Dave attributes that, paired with COVID-19 lockdowns, to the recent resurgence in D&B’s popularity. A whole generation of young clubbers stuck at home on TikTok meant their pent up energy found a home in combustible Drum & Bass rhythms as soon as lockdown lifted.


“You know, the new artists who are making the most interesting and exciting things in Drum & Bass, most of them come from underrepresented areas in life and stuff like that,” Dave says. “Either artists of color, working class or queer artists. It’s been a really exciting breath of fresh air, really, really exciting.”

The most prolific artists include Nia Archives, Sherelle, Naina and Tim Reaper, and scores more are breaking through, many of which we’ll be profiling for this series. And now that Drum & Bass has returned to its Black roots, the scene is much healthier and more open, with marginalized artists taking the reins to change the game permanently.

Drum & Bass in Focus: Dave Columbo Jenkins

Ibiza is not only known for its lively nightlife but also for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities. From hiking to water sports, here are six of the best ways to explore the island’s natural wonders.

1. Hiking in Sa Talaia

Sa Talaia, the highest point on Ibiza, offers hikers a rewarding trek with breathtaking views. The hike is moderately challenging, taking you through lush pine forests and rugged terrain. But once your reach the top, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the island and the surrounding Meditteranean sea, as well as Ibiza’s sister island, Formentera.

2. Kayaking around Es Vedrà

Kayaking around Es Vedrà, the mystical rock island off the southwest coast of Ibia, is a truly unforgettable experience. The clear waters and dramatic cliffs of Atlantis provide a stunning backdrop as you padel out to the iconic rock formation. Guided tours are available and recommended, offering insights into the legend and history of Es Vedrà. This activity is ideal for adventure seekers and those wanting to explore Ibiza’s coastline from a different perspective.

3. Snorkeling at Cala Xarraca

Cala Xarraca, located in the north of the island, is a snorkeler's paradise. The crystal-clear waters and rocky seabed are home to a diverse array of marine life, making it a great spot for underwater exploration. The beach itself is surrounded by cliffs and pine forests, providing a picturesque setting for a day of snorkeling and relaxation. Equipment rentals are available from the beach, which is easily accessible by car.

4. Cycling Through the Countryside

Exploring Ibiza by bike is a fantastic way to see the island’s natural beauty up close. There are numerous cycling routes that take you through picturesque villages, olive groves, and coastal paths. One popular route is the ride from Ibiza Town to Santa Gertrudis, a charming inland village known for its cafes and art galleries. Cycling offers a slower pace and a chance to discover hidden gems along the way.

5. Cliff Diving at Cala Tarida

For thrill-seekers, cliff diving at Cala Tarida offers an adrenaline-pumping experience. The cliffs around this beach range in height, providing options for both beginners and experienced divers. The clear, deep waters below make for a safe landing, but make sure to check the tides and ensure safe conditions before diving. Cala Tarida is also known for its beautiful sunsets, making it a great spot to spend the whole day.

6. Bird Watching at Ses Salines Natural Park

Ses Salines Natural Park, located in the south of Ibiza, is a haven for bird watchers. The park’s salt flats and wetlands attract a variety of bird species, including flamingos, herons, and avocets. There are several walking trails and observation points throughout the park, providing ample opportunities to spot these beautiful creatures. The park is also home to diverse plant life and offers amazing views of the coastline and Formentera.

Exploring Nature: Ibiza's Best Outdoor Activities

Another week in Ibiza, another incredible list of parties to attend. But which one will you choose? We’ve whittle down the choices to our top picks of the week:

Sven Väth presents Catharsis | Akasha | Thursday, August 8

Join Sven Väth for his Catharsis residency at Akasha on Thursday, August 8. The night starts in the beautiful Las Dalias garden from 19:00 to 23:00, with a special garden set by Papa Sven after a warm-up by the incredible Maurizio Schmitz. The party then moves indoors to Akasha from 23:00 till close, where Väth will play another all-night set in one of the most intimate clubs on the island.

Catharsis celebrates Väth's first solo album in nearly 20 years and marks the 50th release on his Cocoon Recordings label. These parties are known for their close connection with the audience, offering a unique experience with the techno legend.

Be quick - this one is guaranteed to be a sell-out party!

Listen to the sounds of Sven Väth on Instagram | Spotify

David Guetta & MORTEN present Future Rave | Hï Ibiza | Friday, August 9

If you’re looking for cutting edge sounds and high-energy performances in the world’s number one club, then Future Rave with David Guetta and MORTEN at Hï Ibiza on Friday, August 9 should be on your list. Kicking off at 23:30, this party is the perfect start to the weekend.

In The Theatre, David Guetta will headline alongside Elderbrook and Nancie, delivering their signature Future Rave experience. Over in the Club Room, the "Our House" series will feature Meduza, James Hype, and Genesi, providing a diverse spectrum of house music.

Buy tickets to Future Rave and kick off your weekend in style.

Listen to the sounds of David Guetta on Instagram | Spotify



ANTS | Ushuaïa Ibiza | Saturday, August 10

Join the colony at Ushuaïa Ibiza this Saturday at the world-renowned ANTS. Experience daytime raving at it’s finest with the doors opening at 15:00 and the party running through to 23:00. You’ll be able to listen to the best techno and house music as day to night, and you’ll truly understand why ANTS has become a staple of Ibiza's summer season. This week's lineup features the legendary Paco Osuna, techno titan Adam Beyer, rising star Rossi., Miguelle & Tons, Manu Gonzalez, and Raul Rodriguez.

Join the colony. Get your tickets to this Saturday day-rave!

Listen to the sounds of Paco Osuna on Instagram | Spotify



Solomun +1 | Pacha Ibiza | Sunday, August 11

There’s some parties around the world that have a winning formula, and Solomun +1 at Pacha Ibiza is definitely one of them. This residency has been captivating audiences since 2013, and features Solomun sharing the stage with a single guest each week, allowing for extended and immersive sets. On August 11, Solomun will be joined by the eclectic and talented Jamie XX, promising an unforgettable musical journey.

Solomun, a mainstay in the electronic music scene, is celebrated for his deep, melodic house sets that resonate with emotion and energy. Jamie XX, known for his innovative and genre-defying style, will add his unique touch to the night, making this an event not to be missed.

Your Sunday session is waiting for you - buy tickets.

Listen to the sounds of Solomun on Instagram | Spotify



All Day I Dream | Playa Soleil | Monday, August 12

If daytime parties on the beach are your thing, join the enchanting All Day I Dream at Playa Soleil on Monday, August 12, from 18:00. Curated by Lee Burridge, this party offers a unique blend of deep house and organic tones with this week’s lineup including Lee Burridge, Roy Rosenfeld, Simon Vuarambon, and Jim Rider, each known for their emotive and captivating sets.

Playa Soleil, located in Playa d'en Bossa, is Ibiza’s newest beach club. The venue is perfect for a day-to-night experience, combining music, art, and gastronomy for an immersive event.

A dream-like start to your week. Sign up to the guest list now.

Listen to the sounds of Lee Burridge on Instagram | Spotify 



Defected | Ushuaïa Ibiza | Tuesday, August 13

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Defected is bringing an exceptional list of house music talents to Ushuaïa Ibiza on Tuesday, August 13. This week's lineup includes Dennis Ferrer, Eats Everything, Sam Divine, Catz 'N Dogz, Syreeta, and a special back-to-back set from Mike Dunn and The Menendez Brothers, alongside Dom Townsend.

Defected at Ushuaïa has an incredible atmosphere and world-class production, making it one of the must-attend events of the summer season. Don’t miss out!

Buy tickets and enjoy an al fresco party under the Balearic sun.

Listen to the sounds of Dennis Ferrer on Instagram | Spotify 



Bedouin present Saga | Pacha Ibiza | Wednesday, August 14

Immerse yourself in the magic of Bedouin's Saga at Pacha Ibiza on Wednesday, August 14.

Celebrated for their immersive atmosphere, Saga combines music, art, and surreal visuals inspired by artists like Dalí to give you a 360-degree experience at Pacha. The residency, running every Wednesday from May to October, has become one of Ibiza’s must-attend events, attracting a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts from around the world.

This week's lineup features Bedouin, renowned for their unique blend of Middle Eastern and Western sounds, along with live performances by Henrik Schwarz, Mano Le Tough, and Nandu.

Buy your ticket now.

Listen to the sounds of Bedouin on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Aug 8 - Aug 14)

As we’re heading into August, there are some seriously good parties happening in Ibiza. We’ve whittled down the choices to our favorites for the week!

Let’s dive in:

Pure Pacha | Pacha Ibiza | Thursday, August 1

Join the iconic Pure Pacha party at Pacha Ibiza on Thursday, August 1, for a night of unpretentious, high-energy fun. This week’s lineup features the renowned Robin Schulz, who will bring his blend of melodic house and chart-topping hits to the dance floor. He'll be joined by Jax Jones, known for his infectious pop-house tracks, and the versatile Mr. Doris.

Pure Pacha, known for its accessible and feel-good dance music, is perfect for those looking to enjoy a mix of familiar tunes and club anthems. The event promises a lively atmosphere, complete with Pacha’s signature glamorous décor and top-tier production.

Listen to the sounds of Robin Shulz on Instagram | Spotify



Rumors | Playa Soleil | Friday, August 2

Fancy a day dancing down at the beach? Head to Rumors, at Playa Soleil on Friday, August 2, which kicks off at 18:00 and runs through the night.

Curated by the visionary Guy Gerber, this event promises a blend of high-energy beats and bohemian escapism, creating an unforgettable night against the stunning Mediterranean backdrop of Playa d’en Bossa. This week's lineup features the deep and hypnotic sounds of Guy Gerber, the techno mastery of Dubfire, and the dynamic rhythms of Nick Morgan.

Playa Soleil offers the perfect setting, combining music, art, and gourmet dining for an all-round beachside experience.


Start your weekend - get your tickets and join the fun!

Listen to the sounds of Guy Gerber on Instagram | Spotify 



Flower Power | Pacha | Saturday, August 3

Join the iconic Flower Power party at Pacha Ibiza on Saturday, August 3, from 23:59 to 06:00. This season, Flower Power has been revamped to blend the essence of the 60s and 70s with modern house and disco. The night features a stellar lineup with live performances by Bora Uzer, the legendary Roger Sanchez, and Serenda, promising an eclectic mix of music that will keep you dancing all night.

Flower Power 2024 is divided into four unique themes: Holi Ibiza, Army of Flowers, Circodelia, and Future of Freedom, each offering a distinct experience. Expect bright decorations, interactive performances, and a joyous atmosphere that captures the free spirit of Ibiza.

You don’t want to miss this - get your tickets now

Listen to the sounds of Roger Sanchez on Instagram | Spotify 



Glitterbox | BBC Radio 1 Dance Live | Hï Ibiza | Sunday, August 4

Get ready for an epic night as Glitterbox teams up with BBC Radio 1 Dance Live at Hï Ibiza on Sunday, August 4. This special event is part of the iconic Radio 1 Dance Weekend, bringing together the best of house and disco music to the White Isle.

In The Theatre, you’ll experience sets from Flight Facilities, Horse Meat Disco, John Morales, and Mousse T. Over in the Club Room, Luke Solomon will deliver an unforgettable all night long set. The Wild Corner will feature Eileen, Jkriv, and Kirollus, ensuring that every corner of the number one club in the world is buzzing with energy.

Known for its flamboyant and inclusive atmosphere, Glitterbox is celebrated for its dazzling dancers, decor, and vibe, making it one of the most beloved residencies on the island. BBC Radio 1’s involvement adds an extra layer of excitement, promising an unforgettable night of music.

Buy tickets to this day to night experience.

Listen to the sounds of Flight Facilities on Instagram | Spotify 



Eric Prydz presents [CELL] | Hï Ibiza | Monday, August 5

Join Eric Prydz for his spectacular [CELL] show at Hï Ibiza on Monday, August 5. Known for pushing the boundaries of live electronic music, Prydz's [CELL] shows are celebrated for their immersive audio-visual production, featuring stunning holographic visuals and state-of-the-art lighting.

In The Theatre, Eric Prydz will headline, supported by Miss Monique, Lanna, and J. Ribbon. The Club Room lineup includes Patrick Topping, LF System, and Danny Bond.

Hï Ibiza, renowned for its cutting-edge technology and world-class atmosphere, provides the perfect venue for this groundbreaking event. The club has been repeatedly voted the World’s #1 Club by DJ Mag, and Prydz's [CELL] show is designed to make full use of its innovative features.​

Get your tickets to this epic Monday session.

Listen to the sounds of Eric Prydz on Instagram | Spotify 



Camelphat | Pacha Ibiza | Tuesday, August 6

Get ready for an electrifying night as Camelphat takes over Pacha Ibiza on Tuesday, August 6. The Grammy-nominated duo, known for their hits like "Cola" and "Panic Room," will be joined by the dynamic ARTBAT and the incredible Layla Benitez. This weekly residency has quickly become one of the most anticipated events on the island, delivering week in, week out.

Pacha Ibiza has been a nightlife staple since 1973, known for its luxurious atmosphere and legendary parties, and it doesn’t look like it’s slowing down anytime soon.

Don’t miss out. Get your tickets now.

Listen to the sounds of Camelphat on Instagram | Spotify 



Fisher | Hï Ibiza | Wednesday, August 7

Wednesdays, synonymous with high energy sets from the one and only Fisher at Hï Ibiza. Fisher will take over The Theatre once again, joined by Solardo and Joshwa, delivering an unforgettable house and tech-house experience.

In the Club Room, enjoy sets from Vintage Culture, Andrea Oliva B2B Arodes, and Kitty Amor, ensuring a diverse and exciting musical journey.

Buy tickets to this mid-week frenzy!

Listen to the sounds of Jamie Jones on Instagram | Spotify

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Aug 1 - Aug 7)

Ibiza is renowned for its dynamic and ever-evolving event scene, and 2024 has already turned out to be an exciting year with a host of new events. From music festivals to cultural celebrations, here are six new events in Ibiza that you won’t want to miss.

1. Ibiza Eco Festival

In June 2024, the Ibiza Eco Festival launches as a new addition to the island’s event calendar. This festival aims to promote sustainability and environmental awareness through a series of workshops, talks, and music performances. Set in the beautiful surroundings of Las Dalias, the festival will feature eco-friendly vendors, organic food stalls, and live music from local and international artists. It’s a perfect event for those passionate about the environment and looking to make a positive impact. Learn more about the festival.

2. Ibiza Art Week

Launching in August 2024, Ibiza Art Week will transform the island into a hub of contemporary art. This week-long event will feature exhibitions, installations, and performances by both emerging and established artists. Venues across Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia will host the events, providing a platform for artists to showcase their work. Art enthusiasts can enjoy gallery tours, meet-and-greets with artists, and interactive workshops.

3. Ibiza Wellness Retreat

In April 2024, the Ibiza Wellness Retreat hosted its first event at Atzaró Agroturismo. This retreat focuses on holistic health and wellness, offering a range of activities such as yoga, meditation, fitness classes, and nutrition workshops. Participants can also enjoy spa treatments and healthy, organic meals prepared by top chefs. The retreat aims to provide a rejuvenating experience, helping guests to relax and recharge in a tranquil environment.

4. Ibiza Tech Summit

The first-ever Ibiza Tech Summit will take place in September 2024, bringing together technology enthusiasts, innovators, and entrepreneurs. This event will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities focused on the latest trends in technology and innovation. Held at the Ibiza Conference Centre in Santa Eulalia, the summit aims to foster collaboration and inspire new ideas in the tech industry.

5. Ibiza Gastronomy Fair

Food lovers will be delighted with the new Ibiza Gastronomy Fair, set for October 2024. This event will celebrate the island’s rich culinary heritage, featuring local and international chefs, food tastings, and cooking demonstrations. Held in Ibiza Town, the fair will offer a chance to sample a wide variety of dishes and learn about traditional Ibizan cuisine. There will also be workshops on wine pairing and sustainable food practices.

6. Ibiza Film Festival

Returning with a new twist in November 2024, the Ibiza Film Festival will showcase a diverse range of films from around the world. This year’s festival will include outdoor screenings, panel discussions with filmmakers, and special events at iconic locations across the island. The festival aims to celebrate the art of filmmaking and provide a platform for independent films.

With these new events, 2024 is set to be an exciting year in Ibiza. Whether you’re interested in art, technology, wellness, or cuisine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Be sure to mark your calendar and experience the best of what Ibiza has to offer.

Ibiza New Events for 2024

Maybe you're hitting up the ARC Music Festival, maybe you're not. Either way, there's still plenty of room for more dancing because the party is far from over. In fact, it's only just getting started. With ARC After Dark, you’re taking the party beyond the festival grounds and into the heart of Chicago, where the beats won’t stop until the wheels fall off. The full lineup can be found here. 




ARC After Dark, brought to life by the creative minds at Auris Presents, will take over Chicago for five unforgettable nights from Thursday, August 29 to Monday, September 2. The series will highlight a diverse array of specially curated parties, including artist aliases, thrilling back-to-back performances, label showcases, and exclusive acts not featured in the main festival lineup. The afterparty series promises to be an adventure in itself, with over 30 parties spread across 13 iconic venues, featuring 100 artists ready to keep the bender going. Whether you’re chasing down the next best set or simply looking to lose yourself in the groove, this afterparty series has you covered.




Expect some Gray Area-friendly artists who will be playing these parties, including names like Ranger Trucco, The Martinez Brothers, LP Giobbi, Mau P, Nala, Partiboi 69, Tini Gessler, Elkka, Green Velvet, Hiroko Yamamura, DJ Holographic, HoneyLuv, Eats Everything, and more. These artists will be throwing down at some of Chicago's most legendary spots, including Cermak Hall, RADIUS, Concord Music Hall, Metro, Smartbar, PRYSM, and a host of others.


This isn’t just a series of parties—it’s a full-on marathon of music, a celebration of house and techno where the energy of Union Park spills into the city’s nightlife. So, whether you’re coming straight from the festival or just diving into the after-dark scene, ARC After Dark is where you’ll find the pulse of Chicago’s house and techno music scene this Labor Day Weekend. All After Dark shows are exclusively available to ARC 3-Day and Single Day pass holders.




For more information on ARC After Dark programming, please visit arcmusicfestival.com and ARC’s official Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube pages.




Get ready to dance until the sun comes up. See you on the dance floor!