On Friday 22 May, the programme kicks off with a line-up featuring Camilo Franco & Nadja and Clint Lee.
A few days ago, Teatro Pereyra presented WHO, its new concept for Ibiza nights, bringing together performing arts, gastronomy and music in a single format at one of the island’s most iconic venues. Now, WHO Nights, the club event held after the show, has announced the line-up for its Grand Opening, which will take place on Friday 22 May.
Satori heads the bill with his hybrid live set, combining electronic music and live instruments. No single genre can define the stage presence of this Dutch artist, who moves between the organic and the contemporary. His performances, verging on the ritualistic and emotional, become a sensory journey with a distinct identity.
Also appearing will be Pablo Fierro, a key figure on the current electronic scene, renowned for a career that has successfully blended roots and club culture with a unique personality. His music and sets offer an evocative, expansive journey that moves between Afro, Latin, Jazz and House.
Camilo Franco & Nadja, two of the most iconic artists on the Ibiza scene, will also be there. Their sound, dominated by deep house and tribal house, is characterised by its rich nuances and a wide range of influences.
And finally, Clint Lee, whose favourite genre is tribal tech house, with a particular focus on percussion and indigenous sounds. A style that has made him one of the key figures on the White Island circuit.
Tickets for the WHO Nights Grand Opening are now available here.
Those attending WHO for dinner will have access to WHO Nights included, seamlessly linking both parts of the evening. Table bookings are also available via this link.
The experience is designed as a complete journey: the audience begins with the show accompanied by a culinary offering designed by Juan Alcaide, a chef awarded two Repsol Suns, who has created three haute cuisine menus; and continues with the opening of the club, where the musical programme takes over.
WHO Nights will run from May to October with a carefully curated programme at the Teatro Pereyra, a venue with over a century of history that has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest, and which also features one of the island’s most outstanding sound systems.
The rest of the residency programme for this season will be announced in the coming days.
Source: EXPANSIVE