Historic sell-out for the 50th anniversary
The weekend will be marked by Joseph Capriati, Josh Baker, Groove Armada, Deborah De Luca, Max Dean, Nina Kraviz, Klangkuenstler and many more.
From day to night, and back to day. That is the promise of Amnesia for the clubbers preparing for the annual pilgrimage to its iconic Closing. The anticipation for this year's edition, held within the framework of its 50th anniversary, reached its peak when tickets sold out in less than three hours for the first time in the club's 50-year history, even before a single name from the lineup was announced.
A club for those who don't arrive to be seen, but to disappear into the freedom offered by its dancefloor; for those who put the music and the experience above the spectacle. A feeling that continues in this Closing, with a lineup of DJs who are already part of the club's history.
Open-air festival: A tribute to the origins
A tribute to the Ibiza tradition of dancing in the open air, together and under the stars.
This year, the club invites you to return to its origins, when people danced under the Ibiza sky, transforming the Amnesia grounds into an open-air festival for the first time. The celebration will begin at 17:00 on Saturday, October 10th with Luca Donzelli, the back-to-back sets from Alisha and Julian Fijma, Groove Armada and Max Dean, and Kolter and Traumer, as well as a special sunset set from Joseph Capriati. A reminder that this is a marathon, not a sprint.
The night across three dancefloors
The party continues under the cloak of night.
The Amnesia Closing has become much more than a celebration: it represents the spirit of the island and the carefree roots upon which Amnesia was built.
That freedom is manifested on three dancefloors. For the first time, the new El Taller room will be in the hands of historic residents Jason Bye, Les Schmitz and Franco Moiraghi, in a story defined by sound. In the Main Room, the hardest sounds and techno will arrive courtesy of Deborah De Luca, Estella Boersma, Future.666, Katnada, Klangkuenstler, Luca Donzelli, Nina Kraviz and a back-to-back from Yanamaste and Serafina.
On the iconic Terraza, the soundtrack will be provided by Amnesia residents Caal and Mar-T, Jamie Fielding alongside back-to-back sets from Enzo Siragusa and Saoirse, Luke Dean and Locky, Marco Faraone and Obskür, and Max Dean and Sidney Charles. To close the season, Joseph Capriati and Josh Baker will perform a back-to-back set at sunrise, when the daylight announces the beginning of a new era for the club.
The indelible legacy of Amnesia Ibiza
One more dance. What does it feel like to be free? It starts under the sun, before embarking on a journey through the night, traversing the iconic Terraza dancefloor, to end up back where you started, with the sun energizing a crowd that moves in unison and refuses to let the summer end.
An ending for a summer that began with a promise: to let yourself be guided by what you feel and not by empty statements. Words turned into action; a message consistent with a clear vision, focused on what really matters: real connection, shared emotion, and music and dance as a universal language.
Now it is easy to understand why, for half a century, this internationally renowned Ibiza institution has remained at the forefront of electronic music. The name Amnesia represents much more than electronic music: it has become a place to forget, remember and lose yourself in a club that firmly refuses to lose sight of what really matters: the experience.
This anniversary has conveyed a clear message: an invitation to dance from a club that has marked lives, relationships and careers. A place driven by a legacy that has defined dance culture across generations. Since 1976, Amnesia has remained a refuge for those who put the club ahead of the image. A space built on music and atmosphere, and on a lasting commitment to what really matters.





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