As Ibiza’s 2026 season begins to crystallise, a growing number of official confirmations are shaping the island’s nightlife calendar through direct club announcements, promoter releases, and venue statements. These aren’t speculative listings or rumoured bookings, but structured season reveals that signal how the island’s programming architecture is already forming.
At [UNVRS], the venue has confirmed multiple flagship residencies and seasonal concepts. Carl Cox returns on Sundays, marking a major legacy presence in the venue’s weekly programming. elrow reclaims Saturday nights, launching its WORTEX concept from 6 June, bringing its signature chaos-driven theatrical production back into the Ibiza ecosystem. Fridays see the continuation of David Guetta’s Galactic Circus, renewed for a second season, reinforcing [UNVRS] as one of the island’s core multi-concept destinations.
At Hï Ibiza and Ushuaïa, structural programming shifts signal long-term strategic investment. Dom Dolla moves to Friday nights at Hï Ibiza, positioning him as a central pillar of the club’s weekly identity. Tomorrowland presents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike returns to Ushuaïa with a 19-date extended season, continuing the “Story of Planaxis” concept. A new chapter also opens with Francis Mercier presenting Solèy at Hï Ibiza, marking a stylistic evolution in the club’s seasonal programming.
Amnesia enters a historic phase as it launches its 50th anniversary year with its Opening Party, setting the tone for a landmark season. The club has confirmed Sven Väth and Luciano reuniting for Pyramid Special on the Terraza on Friday 24 April (IMS week), while Glitterbox makes a major move to Amnesia, establishing a new Friday-night residency from 15 May onwards.
At Chinois Ibiza, returning and migrating brands reshape the venue’s identity. Claptone returns for a second season with The Masquerade, while Defected relocates to Chinois Ibiza for 2026, marking its third off-season venue move in as many years and signalling another strategic repositioning of one of house music’s most influential brands.
528 Ibiza continues to establish itself as a cultural hybrid venue with multiple confirmations. Max Dean returns with NEXUP over IMS weekend, while The Arcade reopens at 528 Ibiza with Gaskin’s Bass Jamz, reinforcing the venue’s focus on community-driven programming and genre diversity. Island-based promoter Electric Ibiza has also continued its run of announcements at the venue, pointing to a growing long-term partnership model.
Ibiza Rocks enters a new era with a confirmed rebrand and repositioning as Ibiza Rocks Pool Club, introducing a reimagined poolside format and signalling a shift in the venue’s experiential direction.
A significant new development was announced at FITUR 2026, where Concept Hotel Group officially revealed the launch of Nocturna, a new nightclub integrated into Los Felices Ibiza in Cala de Bou. Positioned as a hotel-integrated club concept, Nocturna represents a new model in Ibiza nightlife architecture, blending accommodation, lifestyle branding, and club culture into a single ecosystem.
Legacy and boutique programming also continues to evolve across the island. Days Of Disco returns to Pikes Ibiza with its Back to Mine residency, with special guests to be announced, reinforcing Pikes’ role as a cultural incubator rather than a traditional superclub venue.
Together, these confirmations reflect a broader shift in how Ibiza structures its nightlife economy. Programming is no longer built purely around isolated residencies, but around ecosystems of venues, brands, artists, and long-term partnerships. Announcements now signal strategy as much as they signal parties. The 2026 season is forming not as a loose collection of events, but as an interconnected cultural network, one that blends legacy institutions, emerging venues, digital-first confirmations, and evolving audience expectations into a single, coherent nightlife architecture.
More updates will follow as additional confirmations are announced.
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