Sonny Fodera, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Disciples and more announced for Radio 1 Dance Weekend: Ibiza 2025
Sonny Fodera, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Disciples and more have been announced for Radio 1 Dance Weekend: Ibiza 2025, which will take place on Friday 1 August at 528 Ibiza.
Continuing its legacy on the island, Radio 1 will return for an unforgettable night of special performances from some of the biggest names in Dance, taking place across two stages – the Radio 1 Main Stage and the Radio 1 Dance Stage - and hosted by the Radio 1 Dance family.
Acts announced include (in alphabetical order):
Biscits
Chloé Caillet
Chris Lake
Coco & Breezy
Disciples
Emily Nash
Jess Bays
Olive F
Sonny Fodera
Zerb
Plus more names to be announced in the coming months.
Danny Howard says: 'Ok, I'm not saying Radio 1 Ibiza is the biggest weekend of the summer (it is)… but I am saying if you're not there, you'll be watching everyone's stories wondering why you didn't get involved. I still get goosebumps every time we announce this event, it's always such an honour to play a part in such a special weekend that means so much to the dance community and the island.
'I'm so excited we're back at the stunning 528 Ibiza for a weekend that's shaping up to be unforgettable with another huge line up of some big names in dance. Tell your group chat, book those flights and let's make some memories together.'
Tickets for Radio 1 Dance Weekend: Ibiza 2025 go on sale at 6pm (BST) on Friday 11 April. Find more information on the Radio 1 Dance Weekend website.
Listeners will be able to tune in across the weekend on Radio 1, with performances and tracks available live and on demand across BBC Sounds and BBC iPlayer.
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As part of Radio 1 Dance Weekend: Ibiza Radio 1 Dance X will be at:
Radio 1 Dance X Afterparty at Amnesia Ibiza – Friday 1 August
Line up: TBA
ANTS at Ushuaïa Ibiza - Saturday 2 August
Line up: Djammin, Franky Rizardo B2b Cloonee, Jaguar, John Summit, Max Styler, Pete Tong
elrow at [UNVRS] Ibiza - Saturday 2 August
Line up: TBA
Glitterbox at Hï Ibiza - Sunday 3 August
Line up: Dan Shake B2b Myd, Dj Minx, Sophie Lloyd, Eli Escobar, Floorplan, Rich Medina, Joshua Lang, Mike Dunn
Ibiza Rocks - Monday 4 August
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