Solomun +1 Returns to Pacha Ibiza for 2026 Sunday Residency

Solomun returns to Pacha Ibiza this summer as Solomun +1 resumes its Sunday residency from May 31 through October 4. Built on the straightforward premise of one guest joining him each week, the residency has developed a clear identity since 2013, centered on extended sets, a booth placed within the crowd, and a focus on continuity rather than rapid change. The structure remains deliberately simple, giving space for the artists and their music to shape each night on their own terms.

While 2026’s lineup is yet to be announced, last year’s bookings covered considerable ground. The season brought in marquee acts like Skrillex, Anyma, Jamie xx, Four Tet, Peggy Gou, Marco Carola, The Dare, Dennis Sulta, a selection that reflected no single scene but was stitched together with quality. If previous seasons are anything to go by, 2026 will be no different: broad in reach, consistent in standard, and with Solomun’s performances remaining the thread that runs through every Sunday night.

Part of what gives the residency its weight is the venue it calls home. Pacha Ibiza has been a fixture on the island since 1973, long enough to have become synonymous with Ibiza’s identity as a global destination for dance music. Solomun +1 has grown within that context, contributing to the institution around it while carving out a distinct character of its own. With Solomun’s Diynamic Music now entering its 20th year, the 2026 season further extends a shared legacy defined by long-term continuity.

Running weekly throughout the summer, Solomun +1 remains a consistent fixture within Ibiza’s club calendar. The residency follows a year marked by a steady flow from behind the decks as well as in the studio, including his 2025 appearance at Sphere in Las Vegas, a recent stop at Alexandra Palace in London, the October collaboration with Anyma on “Till I Die,” and his latest remix of Nina Simone’s “Take Care of Business” for Verve Records. With further dates ahead in Las Vegas, New York, Munich, and Paris, the White Isle sits firmly at the centre of a year that is still very much in motion.