Pacha Ibiza celebrates best season ever

The iconic Ibiza club just keeps getting better and better

In what was another year of evolution on the White Isle this summer, Pacha Ibiza managed to deliver its most successful season to date. It's testament to the club's unmatched ability to adapt while staying true to its roots, all against the backdrop of new venue launches, shifting residencies, and tightened regulations. Yet still, the island’s original clubbing icon proved why it remains at the heart of the Balearic scene.

From April’s Grand Opening through to October’s final closing sets, Pacha set records across ticket sales, international attendance, artist bookings and global media impact. Central to this success was a bold programming mix that balanced legacy with innovation.

Established pillars like Marco Carola’s Music On and Solomun +1 continued to dominate Fridays and Sundays respectively, anchoring the club’s weekly offering with some of the most consistent crowds on the island, as well as the freshest sounds. These cult residencies remain among the most in-demand experiences anywhere in Ibiza.

Pacha’s 2025 also saw the arrival of many bright and innovative new additions

BLONDI:SH's Abracadabra made history as the first female-led weekly residency at the club and mixed up music with a strong message of empowerment and sustainability. Meanwhile, Dutch star Mau P brought a rawer energy with his brand new Baddest Behaviour concept injecting the midweek with fresh, edgy late-night appeal. Monday nights saw Sonny Fodera command the floor with vocal-heavy house, while CamelPhat’s Tuesday residency tapped into the deeper side of electronic music with a huge roll call of special guests including Âme, Kölsch, Hot Since 82 and Mind Against.

Technology also played a starring role. Pacha completely revamped its sound and light systems, upgrading production to match its forward-thinking musical direction. Further innovation came in the form of its partnership with hearing protection brand Hears. The custom Pacha-branded earplugs promoted safe, responsible partying, which was another first for Ibiza.

Brand collaborations extended to fashion too, with Pacha Collection partnerships featuring tastemakers like Peggy Gou all maintaining global brand relevance and cultural cachet beyond the dancefloor. Meanwhile, the introduction of online drinks packages saw a slashing of prices for water and alcohol for ticket buyers and was another progressive move aimed at making the Pacha Ibiza experience more inclusive and accessible for all.

Pacha also paid homage to its roots with enduring concepts like Flower Power - one of the longest running parties on the island and a real connection with its hedonistic roots - and Pure Pacha continuing to charm new generations with its feel-good blend of eclectic sounds and timeless vibes.

In a competitive season packed with change, Pacha once again led from the front and set its own agenda. By merging its rich cultural heritage with cutting-edge programming and responsible innovation, the club delivered a landmark season that not only celebrated the past but actively shaped the future. Thoughts have already turned to 2026 and what comes next.