For the first time in many years, Pacha Ibiza lines up with two English outfits amongst its weekly programme.
Multi-Platinum Liverpudlian duo CAMELPHAT retain Tuesday nights. Meanwhile, global House music label Defected takes over Thursdays, 13-years after it initially departed Pacha.
Now, both nights have revealed their line ups. Here's who you can catch playing at either...
CAMELPHAT
If it's Progressive House and Melodic Techno that you seek, look no further than Tuesdays.
Aside from CAMELPHAT themselves, lots of artists orbiting that sounds are brought back for 2025. Pete Tong, Hot Since 82, Kölsch, Patrice Bäumel, Vintage Culture, Adam Ten, Josh Gigante, Mita Gami and Scenarios (Tim Engelhardt, Maga & Sean Doron) are all back.
Some have several bookings.
Artists from the Afterlife camp, such as Colyn, Chris Avantgarde, Echonomist, Innellea, Massano, Mind Against and Olympe, are also heavily represented.
There's plenty of cool back-to-backs to look forward to as well, including Innervisions duo Âme (live) and Trikk, Shimza and Arodes, and CAMELPHAT's favourite producers Samm and Ajna. Jan Blomqvist (live), Alan Dixon and Dennis Ferrer are further big names.
If you want a bit of a wildcard recommendation, then our suggestion is Sparrow & Barbossa on 2 September.
The season includes two all night long sets from our hosts - 10 June and 29 July.
Defected
Never not pushing the sound of contemporary House music forward, Defected promises far more much than straight-up House alone.
Judging by its artist drop, there will plenty of the classic House sound, as well as more than a few nights that lean into Afro-Tech territory, as well as a spattering of UKG.
Scene stalwarts Lil' Louis, Masters At Work (Louie Vega & Kenny Dope), Carl Craig and Marc Kinchen get their props. At the opposite end of the experience spectrum, fresh talents Elliot Schooling & Liam Palmer, Ella Knight and Sem Jacobs get their chance to shine.
Garage statesmen DJ EZ and Todd Edwards are further complemented by Girls Don't Sync. On an Afro tip, Kitty Amor, KILIMANJARO and THEMBA add the richness of diversity.
There's still plenty of ground to cover, before we mention decorated names such as Groove Armada, Gorgon City, Sam Divine, Eats Everything, Darius Syrossian, Nic Fanciulli, Hannah Wants, The Blessed Madonna and we're still only scratching the surface.
There are also live sets scheduled from Henrik Schwarz, Oden & Fatzo and Bora Uzer.
For tickets and weekly line ups to CAMELPHAT on Tuesday nights, please visit this page.
Alternatively, to see what Defected has planned on Thursdays, please click here.
For an overview of everything, you can find all listings for both parties along with everything else confirmed on our essential party calendar.
PHOTOGRAPHY | by Raul Sanchez
