elrow, the iconic Spanish electronic music brand, is set to dazzle the crowds once again at Ushuaïa Ibiza with three spectacular shows scheduled for the summer of 2024. Known for its vibrant themes and energetic house music, elrow’s upcoming events on the island promise an unmatched party atmosphere filled with color, music, and art.
The season kicks off on July 24th with “Delusionville,” a fantastical event crafted from the creative mind of English contemporary artist Ron English. Promising a blend of whimsical art and eclectic music, this event is designed to transport attendees to a vibrant, otherworldly dimension.
The party continues on August 14th with “El Rowcío.” This unique celebration will highlight Spain’s rich musical heritage, integrating flamenco dances, folkloric tunes, and electronic beats into a dynamic showcase of cultural fusion. Attendees can expect an immersive experience that combines traditional Spanish elements with elrow’s signature high-energy vibe.
The final show, “Dance Of The Serpents,” scheduled for September, will delve into the mystical world of serpents and symbolism. Inspired by the work of Spanish street artist Nychos, this event will explore themes of transformation and intrigue, set against a backdrop of captivating visual art and pulsating electronic music.
Throughout these three shows, elrow will not only bring its renowned party spirit to Ibiza but will also contribute to the rich tapestry of Ushuaïa’s 2024 lineup, which features other major acts and labels like Swedish House Mafia, Defected Records, and Martin Garrix.
For partygoers seeking an unforgettable summer experience, the elrow series at Ushuaïa Ibiza offers a perfect blend of music, art, and cultural celebration. Tickets for the shows are already in high demand, with details and purchase options available here.
As elrow continues to expand its global footprint, these Ibiza shows are just a part of a larger festival season that includes appearances at elrow Town festivals in Madrid and London, and stage takeovers at major European festivals such as Sziget in Hungary and Mysteryland in the Netherlands.