9 July 2026

DJ B Jones Triumphs Over Cancer and Returns to the Ibiza Stage

In a heartwarming announcement, DJ and producer B Jones revealed she has overcome what she describes as her toughest battle: fighting off cancer. Although a long recovery process still awaits, she declared this victory on social media to the delight of her fans. She has simultaneously launched a track titled Universe (Trust the Plan) with MIDI Kittyy, a project born during her treatment period. This music creation journey ran parallel to her recovery, during which she relearned fundamental skills like walking. 'Music was my refuge, and your support kept me going,' B Jones shared. As she prepares for her grand return, B Jones calls on her fans to vote for her in the DJ Mag Top 100, seeing it as a testament to her survival and readiness to captivate audiences once again on the beloved isle of Ibiza.

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