Students from a DJ and music production academy founded in Chester are set to perform at Eden Ibiza, giving emerging artists the opportunity to play in front of a live audience in one of San Antonio's established clubs.

Music Workflow Academy was founded by entrepreneur, DJ and producer Omar Meho, who has built the business around DJ education, music production and practical experience in the industry.

The Ibiza performance is being presented as the next step in the academy's development, taking students from lessons and online training to a live club environment.

From Chester to Ibiza

Music Workflow Academy is based in Chester and provides training in DJing and music production, alongside services including mixing, mastering, tutorials and other music-related education.

The academy says the opportunity to perform in Ibiza reflects its aim of giving students experience beyond the classroom.

For some of the participants, the appearance will also represent their first performance outside the United Kingdom.

Omar Meho founded the academy

Meho established Music Workflow Academy after developing his own career as a DJ, producer and educator.

Forbes named him to its 30 Under 30 Europe Entertainment list in 2022, describing him as the founder of Music Workflow Academy and noting that the school had already taught more than 32,000 aspiring performers from more than 150 countries at the time.

The University of Brighton also confirms that Meho founded the academy in 2020 after graduating with a degree in Business Management with Marketing.

More than 100,000 students

Music Workflow Academy says its online community has grown substantially since those early figures were reported.

Its current educational platforms now advertise more than 100,000 students worldwide, while the academy's own profiles give figures exceeding 119,000 learners and more than 150 countries.

Earlier business coverage from 2023 reported the academy as having more than 100,000 students across 170 countries.

The totals are self-reported by the business and may vary between platforms and dates.

A live stage rather than just online training

Meho says the Ibiza appearance is intended to give students practical experience performing for a real crowd.

The philosophy behind the project is based on taking the skills learned through DJ and production education into live environments, rather than limiting students to online courses or qualifications.

The upcoming performance at Eden therefore forms part of a broader emphasis on helping emerging DJs gain experience in front of an audience.

Eden Ibiza provides the setting

Eden Ibiza is located on Carrer Salvador Espriu in San Antonio Bay.

The club's official website describes Eden as an established electronic music venue that has operated in Ibiza since 1999 and hosted internationally recognised artists over the years.

For the students involved, performing there will provide an opportunity to experience Ibiza's club environment directly.

Atmos Tempo Records

Meho also runs Atmos Tempo Records, a label created around emerging music talent.

Music Workflow Academy says the label has been used to support developing artists and release new music, alongside Meho's own work as a DJ and producer.

The academy's current material says his productions have received support from artists including Jamie Jones and Marco Carola, as well as several other established names from the electronic music scene.

Those statements concern support for Meho's productions and releases and should not be interpreted as a formal partnership between the DJs and the academy.

Building a route into the industry

The Ibiza performance reflects the connection between Music Workflow Academy and Atmos Tempo Records.

The academy focuses on teaching students the practical skills required to DJ and produce music, while the record label provides a route for releasing and promoting new material.

The combination is intended to give emerging musicians experience across different stages of the electronic music industry.

Meho's international DJ career

Alongside running the academy and record label, Meho has developed an international career as a DJ and producer.

The academy describes him as an international resident DJ with performances in Ibiza, France, the United Kingdom and Dubai, while current professional profiles also reference performances in the United States and other international locations.

He has also performed at festivals and clubs and has worked as a music-production and DJ educator.

Recognition for the academy

Music Workflow Academy currently advertises itself as the winner of “Best DJ & Music Production School 2026.”

The academy says it has previously received recognition from organisations including Corporate LiveWire and the UK SME Awards, and independent records confirm earlier awards, including a 2021 UK Enterprise Award for Best DJ & Music Production School.

The precise awarding organisation behind the academy's current 2026 title was not independently established in the available public material, so the 2026 award is best treated as an academy-reported accolade.

Students prepare for their first Ibiza stage

For the students involved, the performance represents a move from learning and practice into a professional club setting.

Playing to a live audience introduces another dimension to DJing, requiring performers to manage a real crowd, adapt to the venue and work within an actual club environment.

That practical experience is one of the areas the academy says it wants to provide through its wider educational approach.

An international step for emerging DJs

The trip also gives students an opportunity to perform outside the UK.

For young or developing DJs, Ibiza remains closely associated with international electronic music and the club industry, making a live appearance on the island a significant milestone within the context of their training.

The academy says the experience is intended to demonstrate what its students can achieve beyond the classroom.

The Ibiza performance has not been publicly detailed in full

The available announcement does not specify the exact performance date, individual student lineup, set times or the name of the Eden event.

Those details should therefore not be added until they are confirmed by the organisers or Eden Ibiza.

For now, the confirmed point is that Music Workflow Academy students are being given the opportunity to perform at Eden Ibiza as part of the academy's push to provide real-world performance experience.

A Chester-based academy reaches Ibiza

What began as a music education project in Chester has developed into an international online community serving students around the world.

With more than 100,000 learners reported by the academy and a founder recognised by Forbes, Music Workflow Academy has built a profile that extends beyond its original home in northwest England.

The forthcoming Ibiza appearance represents another step in that development, putting students directly into the environment they are being trained to work in.

From learning to live performance

The move from DJ lessons and music production into an Ibiza club reflects the practical focus behind Music Workflow Academy's current programme.

For the students taking part, the experience will provide an opportunity to apply their skills in front of a real crowd and experience one of Europe's best-known club destinations from behind the decks.

For the Chester academy, it adds an international performance element to a business that has grown from a local project into an online music education operation with students around the world.