Supernova renews at Las Dalias and Akasha for 2026

The promoter Supernova has ratified the continuity of its weekly residency for the 2026 season at the facilities of Las Dalias and the Akasha club, located at kilometer 12 of the San Carlos road, in Santa Eulalia del Río, Ibiza. The cycle, officially inaugurated on March 21st, operates uninterruptedly every Saturday until its closing scheduled for October 31st, with the only exception being April 25th, the date on which the venue hosted the All I Dream event.

Operational structure and schedule logistics

The development of each day applies a logistics divided into two spaces and time slots. Sound activity begins at 6:00 PM in the outdoor garden of Las Dalias. The venue, whose commercial roots date back to 1954 and which established its historic market in 1985, has adapted its infrastructure to host electronic music events while maintaining a free access format during daylight hours.

Subsequently, at 11:00 PM, the programming moves inside Akasha, a limited-capacity club inaugurated at the end of 2021. For this second nighttime stage, the organization has established a pricing policy of 15 euros for the purchase of advance tickets and 20 euros at the box office. Additionally, the complex markets a 60-euro package that includes dinner service at the PaloSanto restaurant and subsequent access to the dance floor.

Artistic direction and season programming

The musical curation of Supernova is structured around the spectrum of house, minimal tech, and groove. The 2026 agenda combines profiles with international trajectories with benchmarks of the Balearic scene. For the imminent gathering on Saturday, August 29th, the management has confirmed the main performance of the Canadian DJ and producer Tiga. The founder of the Turbo Recordings label, recognized for his influence on electroclash and techno over the last two decades, will present a session oriented toward intimate clubbing.

During the previous months and the remaining weeks of the programming, the Akasha booth and the Las Dalias garden feature interventions from an extensive list of selectors:

• Consolidated international figures such as Acid Pauli, Matthias Tanzmann, and Ralph Lawson.
• The Israeli duo Red Axes and exponents of the melodic sound such as Jean Claude Ades, Kings of Tomorrow, and Parallelle.
• Talents from the local scene and regular residents such as Igor Marijuan, Valentín Huedo, Iban Mendoza, and Oriol Calvo.
• Artists from the European underground circuit such as Johannes Brecht, Madmotormiquel, Sandrino, and Norman Weber.

The Supernova concept explodes with the thermal energy of dying stars, releasing kinetic impulse to take attendees from the opening of doors until dawn, driven by the music.

— Official statement from Akasha Ibiza

Decentralization of the island's electronic circuit

The consolidation of long-term residencies in the north of Ibiza evidences a diversification in the business model of the Balearic music industry. While the hubs of Sant Antoni de Portmany and Platja d'en Bossa concentrate large-capacity infrastructure, the Santa Eulalia axis bets on smaller-scale formats. Akasha, equipped with a high-fidelity acoustic system and an architectural design that places the DJ booth in the center of the room, favors a dynamic of technical proximity between the artist and the public.

This residency shares the venue's calendar with other established brands. During the current summer season, the complex acts as a venue for fixed events such as Namaste on Wednesdays and Nido on Sundays, in addition to hosting occasional performances by historical figures such as Sven Väth and Hernán Cattáneo. This decentralized model distributes the industry's impact toward other areas of the island territory, integrating electronic music with the traditional environment of the market.

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