Martin Garrix
Thursday nights — Summer residency since 2019. Garrix's Ushuaïa shows feature exclusive track premieres, surprise guests, and some of the most spectacular production on the island. Tickets routinely sell out weeks in advance.
DJ Residencies & Tours 2026
Where the world's biggest DJs hold court — Ibiza, Vegas, Berlin, London & beyond
🏝 Ibiza Season
May – October. The White Isle remains the epicenter of global dance music.
Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel
Playa d'en Bossa · The island's premier open-air club · Daytime/sunset shows
David Guetta
"F*** Me I'm Famous" — Guetta's legendary Ibiza party brand has been running since the 2000s, originally at Pacha before moving to Ushuaïa. One of the longest-running DJ residencies in Ibiza history. Friday nights.
Fisher
"Céans" — Fisher's party brand launched at Ushuaïa and Hí Ibiza in 2023 and quickly became one of the hottest tickets on the island. High-energy tech house with Fisher's trademark crowd interaction.
Calvin Harris
Periodic headline dates — Harris returns to Ushuaïa for select dates each summer. His shows blend pop-dance anthems with deeper Funk Wav material, drawing massive crowds from the mainstream and underground alike.
Hí Ibiza
Playa d'en Bossa · DJ Mag #1 Club in the World (2022, 2023, 2024) · Two rooms: Theatre & Club
The Martinez Brothers
Long-running residency — The NYC brothers bring their raw, vinyl-heavy style to Hí regularly. Their sets span house, techno, and Latin-influenced grooves, often running 5+ hours.
Black Coffee
Summer residency — South African Grammy winner Black Coffee brings Afro house and deep, soulful sounds to Hí's Theatre room. His residency has become one of the most musically distinctive on the island.
Afterlife (Tale of Us)
Special events — The melodic techno label's immersive events at Hí feature atmospheric visuals, curated lineups, and the signature Tale of Us sound. Every edition sells out.
Glitterbox
Saturday party series — Disco-house party brand bringing the glamour. Performers, dancers, and DJs like Purple Disco Machine, Horäce Dan D, and classic disco selectors. The most feel-good night on the island.
Pacha Ibiza
Ibiza Town · The original superclub, open since 1973 · Cherry logo known worldwide
Solomun +1
Sunday residency since 2013 — Bosnian-German DJ Solomun plays all night with one guest each week. This format — simple, intimate, music-first — made it one of the most respected parties in Ibiza. Past +1 guests include Dixon, Âme, and Maceo Plex.
Marco Carola — Music On
Friday nights since 2012 — Italian techno legend Marco Carola's Music On party moved from Amnesia to Pacha and remains one of the island's most consistent techno nights. Raw, dark, relentless. Carola typically plays 6+ hour sets.
Claptone — The Masquerade
Regular dates — The masked DJ brings his theatrical deep house brand to Pacha, complete with themed decor, performers, and a curated musical journey from sunset to sunrise.
DC-10
Near Ibiza Airport · Former aircraft hangar · Planes fly overhead during sets
Circoloco — Monday Daytime
Since 1999 — The original Ibiza underground party. Running every Monday from 3 PM to midnight under the flight path. Residents include Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, Jamie Jones, tINI, and Ricardo Villalobos. No VIP, no dress code, just music.
Paradise — Jamie Jones
Wednesday nights since 2012 — Jamie Jones founded Paradise at DC-10 and it quickly became one of the biggest parties on the island. Tech house and house music with a fun, inclusive vibe. Regular guests: Hot Since 82, Patrick Topping, Loco Dice.
Amnesia Ibiza
San Rafael · Two rooms: Main Room & Terrace · Since 1976
Pyramid
Techno night — Featuring Charlotte de Witte, Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, and other leading techno artists. The Terrace room's open ceiling creates an unforgettable atmosphere as the sun rises during the set.
Cocoon (Sven Väth)
Legendary Monday night (1999–2018) — Sven Väth's Cocoon party ran at Amnesia for nearly two decades and defined a generation of Ibiza techno. Though it ended its Amnesia run, Cocoon continues at other venues and remains deeply influential.
🎰 Las Vegas
Year-round residencies at the world's biggest nightclubs
Tiësto — Zouk Nightclub
Resorts World Las Vegas — Tiësto's current home base. Zouk is the newest mega-club on the Strip, opened 2021. State-of-the-art sound and a kinetic LED ceiling. Tiësto plays Friday and Saturday nights when in town, drawing a mix of EDM fans and high-rollers.
Zedd — Zouk Nightclub
Resorts World Las Vegas — Russian-German producer Zedd shares the Zouk stage with Tiësto. His sets at Zouk lean into his pop-EDM crossover hits ("Clarity," "The Middle") while showcasing deeper electronic cuts. Previously at Omnia and Hakkasan.
Marshmello — XS Nightclub
Wynn / Encore — The helmeted DJ brings his family-friendly-turned-club-monster energy to XS and Encore Beach Club. XS features an outdoor pool area and holds 3,000+. Marshmello's sets blend future bass, pop remixes, and crowd-pleasing drops.
Diplo — XS / Encore Beach Club
Wynn / Encore — Diplo's Vegas sets are genre-defying affairs mixing dancehall, house, hip-hop, and pop. He's been a regular at the Wynn properties for years. His daytime Encore Beach Club sets during pool season are legendary.
Steve Aoki — Hakkasan / Omnia
MGM Grand / Caesars — The cake-throwing, crowd-surfing king of EDM excess. Aoki's Vegas shows are spectacles of energy, confetti, and relentless drops. He's held residencies at multiple venues across the Strip for over a decade.
Calvin Harris — Former Resident
Hakkasan / Omnia / XS (2013–2019) — Harris held one of the most lucrative DJ residency deals in history at Hakkasan and later XS, reportedly earning $400,000+ per show. Though he's stepped back from regular Vegas dates, his run redefined what a DJ residency could be financially.
🌎 Global Club Residencies
The DJs who define their clubs — year-round, week after week
Berghain, Berlin
Ben Klock
Resident since mid-2000s — Arguably the defining Berghain resident. His 8-hour Klubnacht sets on the main floor are pilgrimages for techno fans worldwide. Dark, driving, relentless. Runs Klockworks label.
Marcel Dettmann
Resident since mid-2000s — Co-resident alongside Ben Klock, Dettmann brings a darker, more textured techno style. His b2b sets with Klock are legendary. Runs Marcel Dettmann Records (MDR).
Len Faki, Kobosil, Rødhåd
Regular residents — The next generation of Berghain residents. Len Faki runs Figure label, Kobosil is the youngest resident bringing intense industrial sounds, and Rødhåd leads the atmospheric Dystopian label and events.
fabric, London
Craig Richards
Resident since opening night, October 1999 — The heart and soul of fabric. Richards has played at the Farringdon club since its very first night and his WetYourSelf parties are an institution. His eclectic sets span deep house, techno, and experimental electronics.
Terry Francis
Saturday resident for 20+ years — Terry Francis has been the Saturday night anchor at fabric for over two decades. His warm-up sets in Room One are a masterclass in building energy across a night.
Artist-Owned Event Brands
Charlotte de Witte — KNTXT
Charlotte's own event brand and label, hosting events globally from Belgium to South America. KNTXT nights feature her trademark acid-techno sound with carefully curated lineups of rising techno talent.
Amelie Lens — Exhale
Based at Kompass Klub in Ghent, Belgium, Amelie's Exhale events have expanded to festivals and clubs worldwide. Hard, driving techno with an emphasis on community and underground values. Label releases from Farrago, AIROD, and more.
Carl Cox
15 years at Space Ibiza (2001–2016) — Though Space closed, Cox's residency remains the gold standard. His "Music is Revolution" brand ran for 15 consecutive summers. Today he tours globally and continues to play marathon sets at festivals and special events.
Martin Garrix — STMPD RCRDS
Garrix's label hosts showcases at ADE Amsterdam, Tomorrowland, and various global venues. The STMPD Studio in Amsterdam is a creative hub where Garrix and his roster of artists produce, collaborate, and host intimate label events.
🌎 Major Tours 2025–2026
Arena tours, world tours, and special production shows
Martin Garrix — World Tour
Massive global tour supporting new album material. Sold-out arena shows across North America, Europe, Asia, and South America. Reimagined stage design with immersive visuals and the progressive sound of his latest productions.
David Guetta — Future Rave Tour
Guetta's Future Rave concept — the heavier, techno-influenced sound he developed with MORTEN — drives a global tour hitting stadiums and festivals. Combined with his classic pop-dance hits, the shows span his entire career.
Deadmau5 — cube v4 Tour
Joel Zimmerman's cube stage production has been through multiple iterations, each more technologically ambitious than the last. The v4 cube features LED panels, real-time generative visuals, and a custom light rig that makes each show unique.
Eric Prydz — HOLO Tour
Swedish progressive house master Eric Prydz's HOLO show uses holographic visuals and custom 3D projections to create an experience unlike anything else in electronic music. Limited run of special shows at large venues worldwide.
Skrillex — Global Dates
Following the release of "Quest for Fire" and "Don't Get Too Close," Skrillex tours globally with a mix of festival headline slots, club shows, and arena dates. His live sets continue to blur genre boundaries between dubstep, house, and experimental bass.
Calvin Harris — Festival Circuit
Harris remains one of the most in-demand festival headliners globally. His 2025–2026 schedule includes Coachella, Creamfields, and select European and Asian festival dates, alongside his Ibiza appearances.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Ibiza's club season runs from late May through early October. Opening parties happen in late May/early June, and closing parties in late September/early October. Peak season is July and August, when all the major residencies are running and the island is at its busiest. Many DJs also play special New Year's Eve events on the island.
Tickets for Las Vegas nightclub residencies can be purchased through each venue's official website (Zouk, XS, Hakkasan, Omnia). General admission typically ranges from $30–$75 for men and is often free or reduced for women before a certain time. VIP table reservations start at $500–$1,000+ depending on the DJ and night. Third-party sites like Discotech and ClubBarOne also offer guest list and ticket options.
It depends on your taste. Hí Ibiza has won DJ Mag's #1 Club award three years running and features the biggest names. DC-10 is the underground pick — raw, no frills, music-first (especially Circoloco Mondays). Pacha is the classic Ibiza experience with cherry-branded glamour. Amnesia has the legendary Terrace room and hard techno on Pyramid nights. Ushuaïa is the best open-air daytime/sunset experience. Each club serves a different mood.
Top-tier DJs can earn extraordinary sums from residencies. Calvin Harris reportedly earned $400,000+ per show at Hakkasan/XS in Las Vegas. Tiësto and Marshmello are estimated at $200,000–$350,000 per Vegas show. Ibiza residencies pay less in direct fees (typically $50,000–$150,000 per show for top names) but are crucial for brand visibility and cultural credibility. Many DJs view Ibiza as a loss-leader that drives their global touring fees higher.
Berghain is famous for its strict door policy. There is no guest list, no VIP system, and no guaranteed entry — even for celebrities. The legendary bouncer Sven Marquardt and his team select who enters based on criteria that are intentionally opaque. Tips: go late (after 2 AM), dress in dark/understated clothing, go in small groups or alone, don't be on your phone in line, and don't try too hard. The rejection rate is estimated at 50% or higher on busy nights. See our Berghain guide for more details.