Ibiza 2026 Lineup: First Residencies for Ushuaïa & UNVRS

The first wave of Ibiza 2026 residencies was announced on February 18, 2026. Superclubs Ushuaïa and the newly branded [UNVRS] have locked in giants like Calvin Harris, SHM, and David Guetta, while John Summit makes his residency debut. Here’s the essential first look at your summer schedule.

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The Wait is Over: Ibiza's 2026 Season Takes Shape

On February 18, 2026, the global electronic music community turned its attention to Ibiza as the island's powerhouse venues began revealing their schedules for the summer season. In a coordinated announcement, Ushuaïa Ibiza and the newly rebranded [UNVRS] club dropped their first wave of weekly headliners, setting a powerful tone for the musical landscape from late May through early October 2026.

These initial bookings confirm the island's status as the ultimate destination for dance music, blending legendary figures with the scene's most exciting new stars. For fans, DJs, and industry professionals, the planning for summer 2026 starts now.

Ushuaïa Ibiza: Daytime Dominance Continues

The iconic open-air stage at Ushuaïa Ibiza will once again host some of the biggest names in music. The venue has confirmed the return of its most successful acts, solidifying a week-defining schedule for partygoers.

  • Wednesdays (June 17 - September 23, 2026): The festival-scale production of Tomorrowland presents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike returns, promising its signature pyrotechnics and high-energy performances.
  • Fridays (May 29 - October 2, 2026): Chart-topping artist and producer Calvin Harris makes his much-anticipated return for a long-standing and wildly popular Friday evening residency.
  • Sundays (June 7 - September 6, 2026): The legendary trio Swedish House Mafia are back to take over Sundays, bringing their stadium-sized sound to the poolside stage.

A New Era: Hï Ibiza Rebrands as [UNVRS]

Across the street, a major change was confirmed for the 2026 season. The multi-award-winning nightclub Hï Ibiza has been officially rebranded as [UNVRS]. Organizers promise a new, immersive concept for the state-of-the-art venue, and its opening lineup of residents demonstrates a clear commitment to musical diversity and quality.

The Night Belongs to [UNVRS]

[UNVRS] will carry the torch as the island's premier nightclub, with a stacked schedule featuring techno titans, house music heroes, and a highly anticipated debut.

  • Mondays (June 1 - October 5, 2026): David Guetta brings his globally renowned F* Me I'm Famous!** party back to its Monday night throne.
  • Tuesdays (June 9 - September 22, 2026): The undisputed king of Ibiza, Carl Cox, returns with his 'Invites' concept, promising expertly curated lineups every Tuesday.
  • Wednesdays: Jamie Jones' Paradise moves to [UNVRS], offering a vibrant and colorful dose of house and techno.
  • Thursdays: In one of the most exciting developments, John Summit will launch his first-ever Ibiza residency, claiming the Thursday night slot and cementing his place as a top-tier global headliner.

What This Means for Summer 2026

This first round of announcements provides a crucial framework for anyone planning a trip to the White Isle. The concentration of world-class talent in Playa d'en Bossa, home to both Ushuaïa and [UNVRS], confirms the area as the epicenter of the island's clubbing scene.

The lineup signals a healthy balance between established, festival-level headliners and the new generation of stars shaping the future of electronic music. With this news now public, demand for flights and accommodations for the June to September 2026 period is expected to surge.

While this provides a strong foundation, the island's schedule is far from complete. Music fans should keep an eye out for further announcements from other major venues in the coming weeks as the full picture of Ibiza 2026 comes into focus.

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