Solomun confirms his long-awaited return to Chile in 2026

The king of groove returns to Santiago

Recently, the acclaimed Bosnian-German DJ and producer Solomun has made his return to Chile official, marking one of the most significant milestones in the South American electronic circuit for the current season. The event is scheduled for October 30, 2026, at the Espacio Riesco event center. This announcement ends nearly three years of waiting since his last visit in 2023, promising a total immersion in his characteristic sound that fuses melodic house, deep techno, and organic influences derived from funk, soul, and R&B.

Coordinates, registration, and ticket sales

The organization, led by the promoter Agencia SM, has structured a sales format divided into phases through the PuntoTicket platform. The exclusive presale for fans will be enabled on Tuesday, May 19, at 12:00 PM. To access this stage, users must complete a prior registration on the promoter's official portal, which ends on May 17 at 11:59 PM. Subsequently, the general sale will begin on May 20 at noon.

As an operational novelty for this edition, a Reservation Plan has been implemented. This modality allows attendees to secure their entry through an initial payment of 25,000 Chilean pesos—which includes the service charge—facilitating the payment of the remaining balance in three interest-free installments. This strategy seeks to democratize access to a high-demand show and ensure fluidity in the acquisition of tickets for the dance floor.

The unquenchable impact of the Diynamic leader

Solomun's figure transcends the traditional DJ booth. As the founder of the influential label Diynamic Music and architect of the legendary Solomun +1 residency at Pacha Ibiza, the artist has redefined the standards of contemporary clubbing. His extended-format sets are characterized by an impeccable narrative progression, where dance floor anthems like "Around," "Kackvogel," or "Home" coexist with the vanguards of modern synthesis. His return to Espacio Riesco not only consolidates the Chilean capital as an indispensable stop on global electronic music tours, but also reaffirms the relevance of a selector capable of connecting emotionally with massive audiences without sacrificing the curatorial rigor of the underground.

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