Some weeks on the island are good. This one is ridiculous. If you are looking for the best Ibiza club nights this week, the seven days between Tuesday 28 July and Sunday 2 August 2026 read like a festival line-up squeezed into a single calendar — a genuine who's-who of electronic music landing night after night, from arena-scale spectacle to sweaty underground rooms and sun-drenched pool parties.
I've pulled together a night-by-night guide so you can plan your week without drowning in flyers. Whether you want one unforgettable big-room moment or you're chasing a different sound every night, here's where to point yourself — plus the start times, ballpark prices and a bit of local context so you know what you're walking into.
Tuesday 28 July: Anyma's spectacle meets Calvin Harris
Tuesday sets the tone with two very different flavours of stardom. At [UNVRS] in San Rafael, Anyma presents ÆDEN (doors 23:30, from €85) turns the main room into a full audiovisual world — Matteo Milleri's melodic-techno project is as much art installation as DJ set, backed this week by Miss Monique, Chris Avantgarde and a deep supporting cast across the Bunker. If you only see one production-heavy show all week, this is a strong contender.
Prefer your dancefloor under an open sky? Calvin Harris brings his stadium-sized house to Ushuaïa in Playa d'en Bossa (from 17:00, from €125), with Pete Tong warming up — a golden-hour-into-night session built for hands-in-the-air anthems. And for something looser and more characterful, Pikes Presents… at 528 Ibiza (from 18:00, from €29.50) runs its garden-to-club format with the S.A.S.S. crew and tINI, one of the friendliest, least pretentious parties on the island.
Wednesday–Thursday: Paradise, MEDUZA, Martin Garrix & FISHER
Midweek is where the depth shows. On Wednesday, Jamie Jones presents Paradise: Starship Eden takes over [UNVRS] (23:30, from €65) with a marathon tech-house line-up — Jamie Jones, Bedouin and Bontan among a dozen-plus names. Over at Hï Ibiza, MEDUZA & James Hype present Our House (23:30, from €40) pairs melodic-house heavyweights with a huge Offweek club room featuring Mind Against and Alok. For a daytime warm-up, House in Paradise at O Beach (13:00, from €25) keeps San Antonio's poolside grooving before the sun goes down.
Thursday cranks it up again. Martin Garrix returns to Ushuaïa (17:00, from €85) with Afrojack alongside — big, euphoric main-stage energy — while FISHER brings his irrepressible, meme-fuelled house to [UNVRS] (23:30, from €75) with Solardo in tow. If you lean underground, AMÉMÉ's One Tribe at the open-air Cova Santa in San José (19:00, from €32) is one of the most atmospheric nights on the island, and Defected lands at Club Chinois (23:30, from €30) with Floorplan and Carl Craig for a proper house-music education.
Friday 31 July: David Guetta's Galactic Circus is the headline
If the week has a centrepiece, it's Friday. David Guetta presents Galactic Circus at [UNVRS] (23:30, from €115) is peak big-room theatre — expect the hits, the confetti and a room the size of a small planet. Directly opposite in sound and style, Dom Dolla takes the Theatre at Hï Ibiza (23:30, from €75) with Ki/Ki and Anna Lunoe for a slicker, groove-driven night.
Fancy something with heritage? BBC Radio 1 Dance broadcasts live from 528 Ibiza (16:00, from €51) with Disclosure, Gorgon City, Jazzy and Pete Tong — a rare chance to be inside a genuine radio moment. And Ushuaïa keeps the outdoor party rolling with a second Calvin Harris date (17:00, from €140) if Tuesday left you wanting more.
Weekend heavyweights: Black Coffee, elrow, ANTS & CamelPhat
The weekend refuses to ease off. Saturday 1 August belongs to Black Coffee at Hï Ibiza (23:30, from €85), whose deep, soulful, impeccably curated sets are a rite of passage for house lovers, with Dubfire and a Más Tiempo club room featuring Skepta. Colour-splattered chaos arrives with elrow Ibiza at [UNVRS] (23:30, from €85) — Hot Since 82 headlining the most theatrical party on the island — while ANTS marches into Ushuaïa (17:00, from €40) with Cloonee and Sarah Story for a daytime-into-dusk techno workout. Over in Ibiza Town, Claptone: The Masquerade at Club Chinois (23:30, from €35) brings the mysterious golden mask and The Blessed Madonna.
Sunday 2 August sends you off in style with CamelPhat at Hï Ibiza (23:30, from €40), a sprawling three-room affair spanning melodic house, Patrick Topping's tech-house and Indira Paganotto's harder Artcore edge — a fitting finale before the new week begins.
Daytime & heritage sounds: pools, sax players and dancefloor legends
Not every great night starts at midnight. O Beach in San Antonio runs stacked daytime sessions all week — Kisstory (Tue, from €30), O Beach Music (Thu), the Ocean Pool Party (Fri) and SIN Sundays (from €35) — champagne-spray pool parties with live sax and percussion that wind down just as the clubs are waking up.
And for a dose of dancefloor history, 528 Ibiza is quietly hosting the week's most nostalgic bookings: La Discothèque presents FAC51 The Haçienda on Thursday (from €30) reunites Graeme Park, Ultra Naté, Derrick Carter and Felix Da Housecat, while Andy Manumission Presents Saturdays brings Danny Rampling and the spirit of Ibiza's wilder years back to life. It's a reminder that beneath the mega-productions, the island's original, freewheeling soul is still very much alive.
Tips for a smoother week
A few things worth knowing before you dive in. Big headline nights — Guetta, Black Coffee, Anyma — regularly sell out in advance, so book ahead rather than chancing the door, where prices climb steeply. Pace yourself: pairing a relaxed daytime pool party with one late club night will get you far more of the island than trying to do two clubs a night. Sort your taxis or the discobus in advance, keep water on you (the rooms get hot), and remember that many parties genuinely peak between 3am and 6am — Ibiza rewards the patient.
Whatever your sound this week, the island has laid on an embarrassment of riches. Check the full, up-to-date line-ups, set times and tickets on our events calendar, and build the week that suits you.
Line-ups and times can change — always confirm with the venue before you travel.
