Pyramid invites you this Sunday to Amnesia Ibiza
Interplanetary Criminal, Luke Dean B2B Sidney Charles, Hector Oaks, and 999999999 are some of the artists who will delight us this Sunday.
Every Sunday, Pyramid Ibiza demonstrates why it continues to be one of the great benchmarks of international club culture. Its ability to bring together established artists alongside the most innovative names in the electronic scene keeps the essence of a party where different styles coexist under the same underground spirit intact. This coming August 9th, Amnesia Ibiza will once again divide its offering between the brightness and groove of La Terraza and the intensity of the Main Room, offering a new day full of talent and personality.
The groove and freshness of La Terraza
In La Terraza, the main protagonist will be Interplanetary Criminal, one of the British producers who best represents the new wave of UK Garage and contemporary House. His sound combines infectious grooves, punchy basslines, and a constant energy that has conquered clubs and festivals all over the world. Thanks to a unique identity and fresh production, he has become one of the most influential figures in current British electronic music.
Also standing out is the highly anticipated B2B between Luke Dean and Sidney Charles. Luke Dean has established himself as one of the producers with the greatest projection in British house thanks to an elegant, dynamic, and deeply club-oriented style. By his side will be Sidney Charles, one of the essential names in European underground house, recognized for his irresistible grooves, impeccable technique, and a career that has led him to perform on the most prestigious stages of the international circuit. Together they promise a session loaded with rhythm, connection, and pure energy for the dance floor.
Completing the lineup for La Terraza is Silva Bumpa, one of the most interesting emerging artists on the British scene. His proposal fuses influences of UK Garage, bass music, and house with a modern and lighthearted vision, building sessions full of freshness, dynamism, and a marked festive character.
The intensity of techno in the Main Room
Meanwhile, the Main Room will once again become the refuge for the most intense techno with Hector Oaks leading the bill. The Spanish artist has become a global reference thanks to a visceral style that combines high-speed techno, rave influences, and a philosophy completely faithful to vinyl. His performances stand out for their constant intensity and a unique connection with the audience, turning every session into an authentic discharge of energy.
Performing alongside him will be 999999999, the explosive Italian duo that has revolutionized the international techno scene with a proposal based on completely analog live sets. Their sound, dominated by acid techno, improvisation, and overflowing energy, has conquered some of the most important festivals and clubs in the world, making them one of the most impactful projects today.
The Main Room lineup will also feature Yanamaste, an artist who continues to grow within the scene thanks to a proposal where contemporary techno is combined with hypnotic atmospheres, punchy rhythms, and a careful narrative construction that maintains tension from beginning to end.
Completing the night will be Uberkikz, a project that represents the new generation of the most hard-hitting techno. Their sessions stand out for their speed, forcefulness, and inexhaustible energy that connects immediately with the audience, establishing themselves as one of the emerging names with the greatest projection within the underground circuit.
With two completely differentiated spaces and a lineup that once again brings together some of the most relevant figures in international electronic music, Pyramid Ibiza faces a new Sunday reaffirming its commitment to club culture and a program where musical quality remains the great protagonist.
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