Dom Dolla في إيبيزا

Dom Dolla plays at Hï Ibiza's Theatre every Friday from 5th June to 28th August 2026 while Ewan McVicar Presents Club Knuckles joins him in the Club Room

THEATRE - Dom Dolla The Australian artist is one of the next true house icons. In 2026 he returns to Hï Ibiza with an all-new extended Friday night residency in the Theatre, building on the momentum of his explosive debut last year. The GRAMMY nominated DJ has been on an invincible run in recent years, with hits like “Rhyme Dust” with MK, “Dreamin” ft Daya, “Eat Your Man” featuring Nelly Furtado, to playing a milestone stadium show in Sydney to over 40,000 people, and collaborating with Gorillaz, Sonny Fodera and Kid Cudi. Every Friday expect weighty basslines, soulful elation and ecstatic energy from the DJ, along with an A team of the most exciting selectors in the modern house scene. All of this paired with next level production and visuals. The full lineup will be announced soon. Dom Dolla’s 2025 residency cemented his Ibiza legacy and made such an impact that this year he’s back for an extended 13 week run from 5th June to 28th August.

CLUB ROOM - Ewan McVicar Presents Club Knuckles One of the most exciting names in modern house music lands his first full-length residency at the number one club in the world. After standout sets in previous years, McVicar’s Club Knuckles residency is a testament to his dancefloor devotion and years of hard work. The award-winning Scottish DJ broke onto the international scene with his 2021 hit “Tell Me Something Good” (DJ Mag’s Track of the Year), and has since dropped heaters like “Miracle Makers” with KETTAMA and the brand new “Share The House”. As well as chart domination, McVicar is making waves with his own festival, Pavilion, and with headline slots and residencies in huge clubs, arenas and festivals across the globe, including Dublin’s 3Arena at the start of 2026. McVicar’s penchant for making and mixing timeless house music makes him the perfect Club Room resident at Hï Ibiza, and the hitmaker will be a staple on the island for years to come.