Every Ibiza season brings its fair share of familiar faces, returning residencies and exciting new arrivals. But with dance music constantly evolving, there’s always room for a few fresh ideas on the island.
We’re talking established artists with exciting new projects, collectives building their own communities and parties that could bring something a little different to the island’s dancefloors. Some might be perfect for an intimate club room, others deserve a full-scale takeover, while a few would make for seriously good daytime sessions.
Nothing here is confirmed, of course. But if we’re putting together our dream Ibiza line-up for next summer, these are some of the names we’d be making room for.
OUR Ibiza 2027 Wishlist
1. Marlon Hoffstadt – More DJ Daddy Trance, please
Marlon Hoffstadt has already made his presence felt in Ibiza this summer, bringing his FREE RAVE concept to Amnesia and making an appearance at [UNVRS]. But we’d love to see him take things a step further in 2027.
His sound pulls together euphoric trance, hard house, techno and unapologetic pop, with huge hooks, nostalgic samples and plenty of high-energy moments.
It’s been a big year for the Berlin-born DJ and producer, with the release of his album Das Ist Daddy and appearances at Coachella and Tomorrowland, further cementing his place on the international dance music circuit.
What we’d love to see next? A full Daddy Trance takeover – somewhere with room for a big production to match his high-energy sets and a dancefloor to bring it all together.
2. Gorgon City: ‘REALM’ – familiar faces, a fresh ibiza concept
Gorgon City have long been a reliable name for those who like their house music with plenty of groove, and their REALM project gives us another reason to want more from the duo on the island.
REALM is more than just a party name. Alongside their work as producers and DJs, Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson-Scott have developed REALM as a label and platform for the wider sound and artists they champion.
With Gorgon City already familiar faces on the island, we’d love to see them put the spotlight on REALM and the wider roster, giving the project its own identity within Ibiza’s club scene.
3. Sammy Virji – UK garage, but make it Ibiza
UK garage has been enjoying a serious moment, and Sammy Virji has been right at the centre of it. Having played both Circoloco at DC-10 and [UNVRS] this summer, he’s already solidifying his spot on the island – but we’d love to see more of him in 2027.
Known for his distinctive production style and infectious basslines, Virji has helped take UKG to a much wider international audience without losing the sound’s distinctly British roots. From collaborations with Skepta and Chris Lake to his 2025 album Same Day Cleaning, his catalogue has plenty to keep a dancefloor moving.
He’s also kept the momentum going in 2026 with the release of Open Late, an eight-track album inspired by the energy and spontaneity of life on tour. We’d love to see him bring that sound back to the island!
4. Homobloc – Bring the queer block party back to the island
Now for something a little different.
Born in Manchester, Homobloc has become one of the UK’s most exciting celebrations of queer music, nightlife and culture. Bringing together international dance music names, local collectives, drag, performance and a strong sense of community, it’s a party that offers much more than just a line-up of DJs.
The 2026 edition featured an impressive mix of artists, including Honey Dijon, Derrick Carter, Job Jobse, Girls Don’t Sync and Kim Petras, alongside a wider programme of performers and queer collectives.
Having made its Ibiza debut at Amnesia in 2025, we’d love to see Homobloc return to the island next summer, bringing its own take on queer club culture and a line-up that celebrates the diversity of dance music.
5. Annie Mac: Before Midnight – clubbing, without the all-nighter
Who says a good night out has to end at sunrise?
Annie Mac’s Before Midnight is built around a pretty simple idea: great music, proper dancefloors and home in time to enjoy the next day. Previous guests have included Jayda G, Gilles Peterson, CC! and Femi Koleoso, alongside Annie’s own extended sets spanning house, disco and plenty in between.
We’d love to see the concept make its way to Ibiza, bringing a slightly different pace to the island’s usual clubbing schedule. Same love of the dancefloor, just a slightly different bedtime.
6. MALUGI presents ‘Hardcore Happiness’ – next stop on the tour: ibiza?
Dance music doesn’t always have to take itself too seriously, and few artists embody that quite like MALUGI.
The self-proclaimed happiest man in dance music has built a following with his infectious personality, and fast-paced, UK-influenced house sound. Having already played at [UNVRS] this summer, we’d love to see him bring a bigger piece of his own world to the island.
Developed as his own touring show in 2026, we’d love to see Hardcore Happiness land in Ibiza as a standalone party. It feels like a natural fit for a crowd who are there to have fun, let loose and enjoy a night that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
7. Paige Tomlinson: ‘Social Pleasure’ – The next wave of high-energy club music
If you’ve been paying attention to the UK’s underground scene, Paige Tomlinson is one to have on your radar.
The DJ and producer has been building momentum with high-energy sets spanning hard house, progressive house and trance. In 2025, she launched Social Pleasure, her own club night and music platform, creating a space for a new generation of DJs and producers to champion these sounds.
It’s exactly the sort of thing we’d love to see make its way to Ibiza.
8. Silva Bumpa – TAKING ‘steRLING’ to the white isle
Silva Bumpa is another name we’d love to see more of in Ibiza. The Sheffield-born DJ and producer has already made a few appearances on the island this summer, playing alongside KETTAMA, Interplanetary Criminal and Josh Baker, as well as featuring in Amnesia’s closing events.
His own project, Sterling, is particularly worth keeping an eye on. More than just a party, it’s a platform for the sounds and artists he’s championing, with a Sterling Weekender heading to Sheffield in November 2026.
We’d love to see Sterling get its own Ibiza outing, bringing together some of the best names in UK underground music for a proper island takeover.
9. Airspace – AN INDEPENDENT PARTy BRAND WITH IBIZA POTENTIAL
It’s been a pretty exciting year for Airspace. The UK event brand celebrated five years in 2026, with shows spanning across the UK, including a debut at XOYO and a three-stage day festival featuring DJ Seinfeld, Benwal and Bushbaby.
Their line-ups have brought together a mix of house, garage and bass, championing both established names and a newer wave of underground talent. It’s this approach to putting parties together that makes them an interesting addition to our Ibiza wishlist.
We’d love to see Airspace take things overseas for an island event of their own, bringing some of that UK underground sound to Ibiza. A multi-room takeover, with a carefully put-together line-up and a few unexpected additions, feels like it could be a good fit.
10. Duke Dumont – Big house records, bigger dancefloors
There are some producers whose records feel made for a big Ibiza sound system. Duke Dumont is definitely one of them.
With tracks like Ocean Drive, I Got U and Need U (100%) in his catalogue, the British producer has been behind some of the most recognisable house records of the past decade.
But there’s more to his sound than the hits, with a long-standing appreciation for deeper, club-focused house.He’s continued to put out new music in 2026, including Misdemeanour featuring Låpsley and Ain’t No Game, as well as a remix from Clouds.
For 2027, we’d love to see him back on the island with a residency that brings both sides of his sound together: the records everyone knows, alongside deeper selections and longer sets that give him room to explore.
The Comebacks We’d Love to sEE
Of course, it’s not all about new arrivals. There are a few established Ibiza party concepts we’d happily welcome back for another season.
KETTAMA presents Steel City Dance Discs
KETTAMA’s Steel City Dance Discs has developed into a platform for some of the most exciting names across contemporary house, techno and rave culture. With a line-up that can bring together artists such as Skin On Skin, DJ Gigola, Ewan McVicar and Riordan, there’s a real sense of musical discovery at the heart of the project.
We’d love to see Steel City Dance Discs back in Ibiza, bringing its unpredictable, genre-crossing approach to a proper island dancefloor.
Ewan McVicar’s Club Knuckles
Ewan McVicar has already made a big impression in Ibiza with his Club Knuckles residency at Hï Ibiza in 2026. Taking over the Club Room on Fridays, the concept brought together raw house, acid influences, classic rave energy and an impressively varied guest line-up.
Club Knuckles would be a welcome return to Ibiza for another season!
Roger Sanchez at Flower Power
And finally, a little love for the classics.
Roger Sanchez returned to Pacha as the resident of Flower Power in 2026, bringing his unmistakable house sound to one of Ibiza’s most iconic party brands. With decades of history behind both the DJ and the club, it was a pretty perfect match. His sets celebrate the roots of house music, bringing together classic records and timeless favourites.
After having such a great time at their events this year, another Flower Power residency with Roger at Pacha in 2027 feels like a no-brainer.
FAQs
What are the best new parties to look out for in Ibiza in 2027?
There are plenty of exciting artists and party concepts we’d love to see on the island in 2027 – but these are wishlist suggestions rather than confirmed Ibiza events. Keep your eyes on our blog for more residencies & party announcements as these come through!
What is the best time to visit Ibiza for clubbing?
Ibiza’s main clubbing season generally runs from late April or May through to October. July and August bring the busiest peak-season atmosphere, while June and September are particularly good options if you want a mix of big events, great weather and a slightly less hectic island.
Where should I stay in Ibiza for access to the nightlife?
San Antonio is a great base for exploring Ibiza’s nightlife. Stay at Ibiza Rocks Hotel this summer, and keep yourself right in the heart of the action.
With some of Ibiza’s biggest clubs just a short journey away and the Disco Bus stop only a five-minute walk from the hotel, getting from poolside to the dancefloor couldn’t be easier.
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