Akasha Ibiza is heading into September with a packed programme of electronic music, live performances and eclectic parties, bringing together international artists, established Ibiza residents and some of the venue's best-known concepts.

The intimate club at Las Dalias in San Carlos has programmed a particularly varied month, with highlights including Sven Väth, RY X, Kerala Dust, Maribou State and a series of established residencies such as Namaste, Supernova, Ethereal and Peace N' Music.

September also marks the beginning of the final stretch of Akasha's 2026 season, although several of its regular programmes continue into October. The venue itself is approaching another milestone too, with its fifth anniversary coming up in November.

Sven Väth Starts September

The month opened on Thursday, September 3, with Sven Väth returning to Akasha for another edition of T.R.A.N.C.E.

The German techno pioneer was joined by Maurizio Schmitz for the night, continuing a concept that has become closely associated with Väth's appearances at the venue.

T.R.A.N.C.E. is built around Väth's ability to move between different periods and styles of club music, making his Akasha performances less about a rigid genre formula and more about an evolving musical journey.

His return was one of the first major highlights of the September calendar.

Maribou State Arrive for Tales of the Unexpected

The next major date comes on Friday, September 11, when Tales of the Unexpected returns to Akasha.

Maribou State will perform in DJ set format, joined by Rosie and Jeremy Weeks.

The wider Las Dalias complex will also be involved in the evening, with The Brothers Grim & Friends taking over Las Dalias Café.

The idea behind Tales of the Unexpected is reflected in its programming, bringing together artists from different musical backgrounds rather than committing to a single sound.

For Akasha, it is another example of the venue's increasingly eclectic approach to electronic music.

RY X and Kerala Dust Headline All In One

Thursday, September 17, brings one of the month's most distinctive bookings with All In One.

RY X will perform in DJ set format alongside Maria Nocheydia, while Kerala Dust will also appear in DJ set format.

The lineup is completed by Unders and Akasha's own Igor Marijuan.

The event brings together artists associated with atmospheric electronics, indie-influenced dance music, melodic sounds and the deeper end of the club spectrum.

The result is one of September's most ambitious multi-artist lineups at the San Carlos venue.

C.R.A.F.T. Ibiza Brings Progressive House

The following evening, Friday, September 18, C.R.A.F.T. Ibiza takes over with a progressive-house-focused programme.

Simon Vuarambon, Gai Barone, Matias Vila and Bingo Fuel are scheduled to play.

The night follows the venue's distinctive Garden-to-Akasha format, beginning outdoors at Las Dalias before moving inside the club.

The Garden opens first, allowing guests to enjoy the earlier part of the evening in an open-air environment, with the party continuing at Akasha later in the night.

The format has become one of the venue's defining features, combining the wider Las Dalias atmosphere with the more intimate club environment.

Namaste Celebrates 29 Years

Wednesday, September 23, will be a particularly significant night as Namaste celebrates its 29th anniversary.

The celebration brings together a broad lineup across Las Dalias and Akasha.

Gaya Brisa, Nurieli, Pomboklap, R3VORD4, VOID in live format and 4 Pesos de Propina are among the artists involved in the anniversary programme, alongside a special decompression set from Neliah Kandisha and Marta Serra.

Namaste has a long history on Ibiza and is closely associated with the fusion of electronic music, world influences, performance and a more communal atmosphere.

Its anniversary at Las Dalias and Akasha reflects the importance of the concept within the island's alternative music culture.

Peace N' Music Closes Its September Run

Monday, September 28, will see Peace N' Music stage its September closing party.

Pippi and Willie Graff will play a B2B set, providing the soundtrack for the final Peace N' Music date of the month.

The closing is another example of how Akasha's programme mixes recurring concepts with one-off artist dates.

While the September run ends, the venue continues with other events and residencies into October.

Supernova Continues on Saturdays

Saturdays remain dedicated to Supernova throughout September.

The programme continues Akasha's relationship with electronic music that sits between melodic, progressive and house influences, with artists including Henry Saiz, Parra for Cuva, Enamour and Landikhan appearing across the wider schedule.

The Saturday format again combines the Garden and Akasha.

The Garden opens in the afternoon before the party moves indoors later in the evening, creating a long-format experience that develops from open-air music into the club.

September dates include September 12, 19 and 26.

Ethereal Takes Over Tuesdays

Ethereal continues its residency on Tuesdays, combining the Garden at Las Dalias with Akasha.

The September schedule includes dates on September 8, 15, 22 and 29.

The concept has become one of Akasha's regular midweek fixtures and fits into the venue's emphasis on more eclectic and atmospheric forms of electronic music.

For visitors looking for something outside Ibiza's largest commercial club nights, the Tuesday programme offers a smaller-scale alternative in the north of the island.

NIDO Keeps Sundays Alive

Sundays continue under the NIDO banner.

The residency forms part of Akasha's broader strategy of maintaining a seven-day programme during the core part of the season.

Rather than concentrating all of its headline events on the weekend, the venue uses different concepts throughout the week to attract different audiences and musical communities.

That approach has helped give Akasha a programming identity distinct from Ibiza's larger superclubs.

Resident Benefits Continue

Akasha is also continuing its special offer for Ibiza residents throughout September.

Residents can enter free of charge on Saturdays and Sundays between 23:00 and midnight.

The initiative gives local residents an opportunity to experience the venue during its busiest weekend programming without paying an entrance fee during that specific period.

The offer forms part of Akasha's broader connection with Ibiza's local music community.

A Different Kind of Ibiza Nightlife

Akasha occupies a distinctive position within Ibiza's clubbing landscape.

Located inside Las Dalias on the road to San Carlos, the venue is considerably smaller and more intimate than the island's giant superclubs.

Its programming reflects that difference.

Rather than focusing exclusively on the biggest commercial electronic music names, Akasha combines internationally recognised DJs with local artists, live acts, alternative projects and long-running Ibiza concepts.

The September programme is a particularly good example of that philosophy.

The Garden-to-Club Format Is Central to the Experience

Several September events begin in the Garden at Las Dalias before moving into Akasha.

That format creates a gradual transition from an open-air environment into the club itself.

It also allows nights to begin earlier, with guests able to spend part of the evening outdoors before the atmosphere becomes more focused and intimate inside Akasha.

For many of the venue's regular events, that combination has become an essential part of the experience.

Akasha Heads Toward Its Fifth Anniversary

The September programme also arrives during an important year for the venue.

Akasha will celebrate its fifth anniversary in November 2026.

Since opening, the club has established itself as one of Ibiza's year-round music spaces, building a reputation around high-quality sound, intimate surroundings and a deliberately eclectic programme.

Its anniversary will provide another milestone for a venue that has managed to create a distinct identity despite operating in one of the world's most competitive nightlife destinations.

September Shows Ibiza's More Eclectic Side

The strength of the September lineup is not simply the number of events.

It is the variety.

A single month brings together techno through Sven Väth, progressive house with C.R.A.F.T., the eclectic programming of Tales of the Unexpected, the atmospheric sounds associated with RY X and Kerala Dust, plus long-running Ibiza concepts such as Namaste, Supernova, Ethereal and NIDO.

That range reflects the musical community Akasha has developed around itself.

A Busy Month at Las Dalias

September is often considered a transition period in Ibiza, but Akasha's calendar shows that the island's nightlife remains highly active.

The venue is not winding down after August. Instead, it is using the month to bring together major bookings, anniversary celebrations, regular residencies and early closing events.

For visitors staying on Ibiza into September, that creates plenty of options beyond the island's biggest clubs.

Looking Beyond September

Although the September schedule is the immediate focus, Akasha's programme already extends into October.

Supernova continues through October, Namaste has its closing party on October 7, and other regular concepts remain part of the venue's autumn calendar.

That makes September less of an ending than a transition into the final weeks of the main 2026 season.

Akasha's September 2026 Programme at a Glance

September 8 brings Ethereal, followed by Tales of the Unexpected on September 11.

September 12 is the next Supernova date, while All In One arrives on September 17 and C.R.A.F.T. Ibiza follows on September 18.

Namaste celebrates its 29th anniversary on September 23.

Supernova returns on September 26, while Peace N' Music holds its September closing on September 28.

Ethereal then rounds out the month on September 29.

Throughout the month, Tuesdays remain with Ethereal, Saturdays with Supernova and Sundays with NIDO.

An Important September for Ibiza's Boutique Club Scene

Akasha's September calendar demonstrates why the venue has carved out a distinctive place in Ibiza's nightlife.

The club is small compared with the island's mega-venues, but its programme is ambitious and deliberately varied.

With major international names appearing alongside local talent and long-established concepts, September offers a concentrated look at the musical identity Akasha has developed over its first five years.

And with a fifth anniversary approaching in November, the venue has another milestone on the horizon as it moves towards the end of its 2026 season.