Elrow has unveiled the full lineup and a brand new theme for its 2024 Amnesia Ibiza residency closing party.
The famously absurd Spanish party brand, known for its psychedelic decorations, costumed performers and confetti blasts, will close its season-long residency at the famous White Isle nightclub on Saturday, September 28, debuting its newest theme, “Hallucinarium.”
Elrow will stick to a familiar musical formula for its final romp in Ibiza this season, with main room performances to come from tech house selectors such as Balearic veteran Chelina Manuhutu, UK sensation Cloonee, Latin house stalwart HUGEL, and seasoned elrow residents Bastian Bux and Toni Varga.
Over on the Terraza, clubbers can catch fellow genre stalwart Eats Everything and elrow resident Andres Campo, who will play B2B for the occasion. Check out the full show announcement below.
Elrow’s new Hallucinarium theme, one of 20 rotating party concepts from the Barcelona-based promoter, comes from the minds of renowned visual artists Alex and Allyson Grey. The husband-wife duo, known for their intricate and psychedelic illustrations and paintings have partnered with the brand under its elrow’art project, which invites independent artists to pitch and execute their own party themes.
Previous collaborative themes include Okuda San Miguel’s Kaos Garden, Ron English’s Delusionville, and Nychos’ Dance with the Serpent.
Inspired by the Greys’ kaleidoscopic creations, the “extrasensory” theme “invites participants on a cosmic journey through the heights and depths of human consciousness,” according to elrow, complete with “vibrant sculptural beings and mesmerizing backdrops” that “reflect the interconnection and sacred geometries associated with the Grey’s art.”
Fans can dive deeper into the theme’s creation in a new six-part mini-documentary series from the brand. The first two episodes of the series are available to watch now on elrow’s website.
Tickets to elrow’s 2024 Amnesia Ibiza closing party are now available here.
Featured image from Amnesia Ibiza.
