WHO Nights inaugurates new season at Teatro Pereyra

The electronic rebirth of Teatro Pereyra

This Friday, May 22nd, the historic Teatro Pereyra in Ibiza hosts the Grand Opening of WHO Nights. The venue, founded in 1898 and listed as a Property of Cultural Interest, begins a new operational phase that integrates performing arts, haute cuisine, and electronic music under one roof, marking the start of its programming which will run until the month of October.

A lineup focused on organic and tribal sound

The inauguration features Satori as the headliner, who presents his hybrid format that combines electronic synthesis with live acoustic instrumentation. The program expands with the performance of Pablo Fierro, a benchmark of afro house and director of the We're Here brand, who will contribute his characteristic percussion lines and Latin groove. The DJ booth will also welcome Camilo Franco and Nadja, established figures in the Balearic circuit, along with Clint Lee, in charge of closing the day with tribal-style tech house rhythms.

Fusion of haute cuisine and club culture

The WHO Nights model eliminates the traditional boundary between dining and clubbing. The immersive experience begins at 8:00 PM with a culinary proposal led by chef Juan Alcaide, awarded with two Repsol Suns. Attendees can choose between three tasting menus—Sense, Desire, and Devotion—designed to synchronize with acrobatic and theatrical performances. From midnight onwards, the space transitions fluidly into the club session, allowing diners to continue the evening without changing locations.

Reconfiguration of nightlife on the White Island

The adaptation of Teatro Pereyra represents a strategic move in the Ibiza scene. The integration of an advanced sound system within a 19th-century building has required a rigorous technical balance to preserve the original acoustics of the venue. This project diversifies the capital's nightlife offering, providing a direct alternative to mega-clubs through an approach that prioritizes artistic curation, the quality of the integral experience, and the spectator's immersion in a heritage environment.

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