Ibiza never waits for summer to begin, but rather, it lives on its own terms. Long before the peak season arrives, the island already starts shifting rhythm with new concepts, openings, and projects quietly shaping the months ahead. One of the names generating buzz right now is WHO, the new concept unveiled by Teatro Pereyra, a space deeply tied to the Balearic island’s cultural history. Blending live performance, gastronomy, and music into one continuous experience, the project officially launches its club dimension with the Grand Opening of WHO Nights on May 22nd.
Designed as a full-night experience, WHO begins with a theatrical dinner format inside the restored theatre before naturally evolving into WHO Nights, the late-night club concept that will run throughout the season from May to October. Guests attending the dinner experience will automatically continue into the club afterwards, connecting both parts of the evening without interruption. The gastronomic side of the project has been created by chef Juan Alcaide, awarded two Repsol Suns, who has designed three high-end tasting menus for the experience.
Leading the opening line-up is Satori, whose hybrid performances combine electronic music with live instrumentation. Alongside him will be Pablo Fierro, one of the key names within Ibiza’s electronic landscape. The line-up also includes Camilo Franco and Nadja, both longstanding figures within Ibiza’s nightlife whose sound leans into deep and tribal house, as well as Clint Lee, known across the island for percussion-heavy tribal tech house sets rooted in organic and native-inspired sounds.
That atmosphere feels especially fitting inside Teatro Pereyra itself, a venue with more than a century of history and officially recognised as a cultural heritage site. Recently updated with one of the island’s standout sound systems, the theatre now positions itself somewhere between performance venue, fine dining destination, and club space.
The rest of the residency programming for the season is expected to be announced in the coming days. But even before the full calendar arrives, WHO already feels positioned as one of the more distinctive additions to Ibiza’s nightlife landscape this year.
