Supernova 2026: The underground ritual of Akasha Ibiza

The consolidation of a dual concept

Following its debut last summer, the Supernova party concept has established itself as one of the fundamental pillars of nightlife in the north of Ibiza for this 2026 season. Hosted in the historic Las Dalias complex and its avant-garde club Akasha, located in San Carlos, the event proposes an immersive experience that connects the island's bohemian heritage with the most contemporary currents of house and melodic techno. The organization has designed an event structure divided into two phases, taking advantage of the venue's versatility to offer an organic transition between sunset and dawn.

The day begins under the Ibizan sky in the iconic Las Dalias Garden. During the spring, the opening was set at 4:00 PM, while in the current summer schedule, the music starts at 6:00 PM. This first outdoor stage is characterized by a relaxed atmosphere and free access, where the public converges until 11:00 PM. From that moment on, the kinetic energy of the party moves inside Akasha. This club, with an intimate capacity limited to 300 people, hosts the deepest and darkest facet of the event until the early hours of the morning, driven by an audience devoted to the underground sound.

Careful musical curation and accessibility

In terms of sound, Supernova functions as an open platform that rotates between international labels and local collectives, maintaining groove, deep house, and tech as its backbone. Instead of relying on a static resident lineup, the 2026 season, which kicked off on March 21st and has its weekly programming confirmed until October 31st, has deployed a range of top-tier artists from the global electronic scene.

• Michael Mayer (key figure of Kompakt Records)
• Nick Warren
• Matthias Tanzmann
• H.O.S.H.
• Valentin Huedo (a benchmark of the Ibizan scene)
• Igor Marijuan
• Silicone Soul
• Andy Bros

The inaugural party laid the foundations for what the summer would be, demonstrating Supernova's intention to balance international talent with the most respected selectors on the island. The natural transition format, from the organic and slow-paced rhythms of the afternoon to the powerful beats of the night, gives each edition its own coherent narrative arc.

The event's access policy stands out as an affordable alternative to the macro-clubs in the south of the island. While entry to the Garden is free, access to the Akasha club maintains a price of 15 euros in advance and 20 euros at the door. In addition, the organization has integrated a gastronomic experience through the Dine & Dance option at the PaloSanto restaurant. For 60 euros, attendees get full credit for dinner and subsequent access to the club, creating a complete package for Saturday night.

A universe of experiences and sound atmospheres where the big names of electronic music meet the emerging stars of dance, creating a galactic bridge between the past and the future.

— Official statement from Las Dalias

The magnetism of the north: a refuge for the organic sound

The continued success of Supernova during this month of August 2026 underscores a growing trend in the Ibiza electronic scene: the search for more intimate experiences connected to the environment. While much of the industry focuses on colossal productions and massive visuals, the San Carlos complex proves that there is a solid demand for smaller-scale clubbing formats, where the quality of the musical selection and the acoustics of the venue are the true protagonists.

Akasha, with its immersive sound system and its DJ booth located in the center of the dance floor, eliminates the architectural barriers between the DJ and the public. This element fits perfectly with the philosophy of Supernova. Physical closeness translates into riskier sessions, where renowned artists can explore sound directions that would hardly have a place on massive stages. The synergy between the daytime market, gastronomy, and avant-garde electronics allows Las Dalias to maintain its status as the cultural epicenter of the north of Ibiza.

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