There are busy weeks on Ibiza, and then there is this one. From 10 to 16 August 2026, the island's biggest DJ sets stack up night after night while the sky prepares to do something it hasn't done over Spain in more than a century. On Wednesday 12 August, a total solar eclipse sweeps across the western Mediterranean, and Ibiza has responded the only way it knows how: with a full week of headline club nights, beach parties and open-air sessions built around the moment the sun goes dark.
If you only look at one seven-day stretch of the summer, make it this one. Here is your night-by-night guide to the biggest DJ sets and club nights in Ibiza this week, plus a few practical notes to help you plan.
Monday 10 August: the week opens at full volume
Mondays used to be the island's quiet night. Not anymore. Tiësto takes the main room at [UNVRS] in San Rafael for his August residency, threading melodic house and festival-sized drops through one of the island's most talked-about new rooms (from €55). Over in Playa d'en Bossa, David Guetta brings F** Me I'm Famous!* back to Ushuaïa for its seventeenth summer, an open-air party that still feels like a rite of passage (from €135).
For something with more soul, Francis Mercier presents Solèy at Hï Ibiza folds Haitian roots, African rhythm and deep house into one of the week's most distinctive line-ups. And if you want colour and freedom, La Troya at Club Chinois in Ibiza Town is the island's defining LGBTQI+ party, back with MC Baby Marcelo and a guest slot from Gok Wan (from €30). Prefer to get soaked? The legendary Fiesta del Agua water party floods the amphitheatre at Es Paradis in San Antonio.
Tuesday 11 August: superstars and a garden party
Tuesday belongs to the big rooms. Calvin Harris headlines Ushuaïa alongside Diplo (from €130), while Anyma presents ÆDEN turns [UNVRS] into an audiovisual spectacle with Prospa and Kevin de Vries in support (from €85). At Hï Ibiza, Eastenderz hands the club to East End Dubs and Paco Osuna for a night of stripped-back, hypnotic house and techno.
For a change of pace, Pikes Presents takes over 528 Ibiza with Fatboy Slim and CC:DISCO! on the garden stage before Erol Alkan closes the club — the kind of eclectic, joyful night that reminds you Ibiza was always about more than one sound.
Wednesday 12 August: eclipse day
This is the one to plan around. The total solar eclipse peaks in the early evening, and the island's promoters have leaned in hard.
On the sand at Playa de s'Arenal, Feels Like Festival: Eclipse gathers Jamie Jones and Franky Rizardo for an open-air session timed to the darkening sky (from €50) — a genuine "where were you?" moment. Up in the hills at Cova Santa, WooMoon marks its ten-year anniversary with an eclipse special, blending live performance, ritual and deep electronic sound in one of the island's most atmospheric settings (from €50).
After dark, the clubs take over. Jamie Jones presents Paradise: Starship Eden lands at [UNVRS] with Loco Dice and Hot Since 82 (from €95), while MEDUZA & James Hype present Our House at Hï pairs two of dance music's biggest current names with TSHA and Carista. elrow brings its riotous carnival production to Ushuaïa earlier in the day. Whatever you choose, get into position well before the eclipse itself — you'll want to feel the crowd go still.
Thursday 13 August: a night for the record books
Thursday might be the strongest single night of the week. Martin Garrix headlines Ushuaïa (from €75), FISHER brings his irresistible, grinning house to the main room at [UNVRS] (from €70), and Marco Carola runs the full spectrum of minimal and tech-house with Music On at Destino in Talamanca.
Add Defected at Club Chinois with Darius Syrossian and Melé, Hugel presents Make The Girls Dance at Hï, and AMÉMÉ's One Tribe at Cova Santa, and you have a night where the hard part is simply choosing.
Friday & the weekend: the giants land
The back half of the week barely lets up. On Friday 14 August, David Guetta presents Galactic Circus takes [UNVRS] with Tchami and Malaa (from €130), Dom Dolla headlines Hï, and — in a real one-off — Burna Boy plays live at O Beach for the global launch of his Luna Loca project (from €65), a rare chance to see a genuine global superstar in a daytime beach setting.
Saturday 15 August brings ANTS to Ushuaïa, Black Coffee's peerless marathon set to Hï (from €95), and Claptone: The Masquerade to Club Chinois. Then Sunday 16 August closes the week in style: Swedish House Mafia headline Ushuaïa (from €95), while Brunch Electronik at 528 hands the day to Ben UFO and Enzo Siragusa for the connoisseurs.
Practical tips for the week
A few things worth knowing before you go. Buy tickets in advance for the marquee nights — eclipse week draws a bigger crowd than usual, and door prices climb fast once a party sells through its early tiers. Prices above are starting points and rise closer to the date. Most club nights open around 23:30 and run until the early morning, so pace yourself; the beach and open-air parties earlier in the day are the smart way to build up without burning out.
For the eclipse itself on Wednesday, bring proper eclipse glasses — sunglasses won't protect your eyes — and pick your spot early, whether that's a beach session, a hilltop terrace or simply a quiet cove. Public buses (the Discobus among them) run through the night in high season, and taxis are in heavy demand after 03:00, so plan your route home before you head out.
However you play it, this is Ibiza at its most electric: a week when the island's music calendar and the sky itself seem to be working from the same script. Browse the full week's line-ups, set times and tickets on the Ibiza Calendar and build your own eclipse-week plan.
