Black Coffee

Hï Ibiza, Platja d'en Bossa, N1 9HF Ibiza Kort

lau. 22.08.2026 23:30

THEATRE

Black Coffee plays Hï Ibiza every Saturday from 2nd May - 3rd October 2026.

The artist behind one of the most influential sounds of our time returns for an 8th year of his flagship Saturday night residency at Hï Ibiza, renewing a partnership that has become a symbol of the island for its influence on contemporary electronic music.

A singular figure in electronic music, Black Coffee’s blend of African roots, Afropolitan sensibility and decades-honed musical intuition positioned him as a pioneer of Afro House long before it entered global consciousness. He became the first African artist to win the GRAMMY for Best Dance/Electronic Album for Subconsciously, a milestone that solidified his role as a global ambassador for African sounds.

The relationship between Black Coffee and Hï Ibiza began in 2017, the club’s inaugural year. Founded on a visionary belief that Ibiza was ready for a new sound, embodied by a new headline resident DJ and tastemaker. This collaboration has grown to become one of the island’s defining residencies: sophisticated, emotional and deeply connected to the dancefloor, embraced by an international audience that understands music as a transformative journey.

Each season Black Coffee invites artists, filmmakers and creative talents from across the African art scene to shape the visual universe of the residency.

CLUB ROOM

Más Tiempo the house music project from Skepta debuts a new Saturday residency in the Hï Ibiza Club Room, 2nd May - 3rd October 2026.

Grime pioneer Skepta brings his house-focused label and event brand Más Tiempo to Hï Ibiza with a new Saturday night residency in the Club Room. In recent years the multi-disciplinary artist has expanded his artistic language into electronic music and club culture. Conceived as a creative platform to explore new textures within contemporary house music, Más Tiempo embodies a different aspect of Skepta’s sonic universe: warm grooves, uplifting energy and a vision deeply rooted in the collective experience of the club.

For over two decades, Skepta has reshaped the global reach of British music. A rapper, producer, creative director and cultural entrepreneur, his career has been instrumental in taking grime from London’s pirate radio underground to the centre of global music culture. He founded the influential collective Boy Better Know and won the coveted Mercury Prize.

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Black Coffee
Black Coffee kicked off 2022 with a triumphant Grammy Award win for Best Dance/Electronic Album for his 2021 album ‘Subconsciously’ and most recently Executive Produced Drake’s 7th studio album release ‘Honestly, Nevermind’.
Kerri Chandler
Kerri 'Kaoz' Chandler one of deep house music's originators, has been injecting soul into music since the early nineties.
Joeski
JoeSki was born in Brooklyn NY, and raised in Corona, Queens. Joeski started djing in 1989 and 1991, was booked to play at NYC Wunder Bar. Located in the heart of a crowded Manhattan went on to play Limelight, Tunnel, The Roxy.
Skepta
Skepta (born Joseph Junior Adenuga) is a grime MC from North East London. He is a prominent member of Roll Deep and Boy Better Know and has become renowned throughout London as a result of his breakthrough single, "Private Caller", which featured many of his "Meridian Crew" (from Meridian Walk in "Totty"). He is the brother of Boy Better Know CEO JME (real name: Jamie Adenuga). Skepta is currently working on a project with Juelz Santana, entitled "We Don't Give A Fuck", a collaboration between UK and USA artists.
Marsolo
An open-minded artist that is carving his way into the house scene. Keep your eyes open, because this youngster is currently on the rise.
Locky
RA: Resident Advisor