8 May 2026

Alborosie & Shengen Clan Set to Energise Las Dalias with Reggae Rhythms

Reggae enthusiasts are in for a treat as Alborosie & Shengen Clan make their much-anticipated return to Ibiza at Las Dalias on Thursday, 14th May. Esteemed Italian artist and Jamaican resident Alborosie, renowned for his authentic commitment to reggae, brings his dynamic live performance back to the island after a decade. The concert at Las Dalias Garden will be a journey through Alborosie's illustrious career, showcasing roots, dub, and dancehall influences with the support of his band, Shengen Clan. Known for his groundbreaking albums like 'Soul Pirate' and 'Destiny', Alborosie seamlessly bridges reggae traditions with modern sounds, captivating diverse audiences. This performance is part of the Las Dalias - Live Music series, reinforcing the venue's reputation as a prime live music destination in Ibiza. Doors open at 8:00 PM. For event details and tickets, visit Ibiza Spotlight's website.

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This week, Ibiza transforms its historic old town into a medieval marvel for the popular fair that draws visitors from all over Spain. The event often attracts over 68,000 people, hoping for clear skies. However, weather predictions from Aemet suggest rain might play a starring role. The opening day on Thursday could see showers intensifying by afternoon. Friday promises less rain, mostly between noon and evening, with the chance of light, muddy rainfall. Saturday starts with clouds and a few rain spells, clearing up for sunnier moments by afternoon. Sunday, the fair's finale, looks bright and ideal, with temperatures reaching up to 23ºC. UK tourists planning to attend should keep an umbrella handy but can anticipate a sunny end to this remarkable event.

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Beach lovers, rejoice! The idyllic stretches of sand in Sant Joan de Labritja are now prepped and ready to welcome UK clubbing enthusiasts once more. Recent clean-up efforts in hotspots like Port de Sant Miquel, Sant Vicent de sa Cala, Benirràs, and Portinatx have set the stage for your perfect day basking under the Mediterranean sun. The local council has been hard at work, tidying up natural debris, levelling sands, and enhancing access to bathing areas. This meticulous preparation ensures that when you step onto these picturesque beaches, they are in pristine condition — all while respecting the stunning natural surroundings. It's a harmonious blend of rejuvenation and conservation, ensuring that Ibiza remains your dream destination for sun, sea, and the phenomenal vibes that you've come to expect.

Rising Concerns in San Antonio as Laughing Gas Sparks Debate Among Hoteliers

In a recent gathering, San Antonio's hotel industry leaders voiced growing concerns over the increased use of nitrous oxide, colloquially known as laughing gas. This trend is thought to be tarnishing the destination's reputation, particularly among British tourists who flock to Ibiza for both sun-soaked relaxation and thrilling nightlife. As the vibrant summer season accelerates, hoteliers are also grappling with the impact of construction work in tourist hotspots, affecting daily operations during peak times. Additionally, newly introduced housing initiatives are stirring up apprehension, with industry voices calling for thorough evaluations of these policies. With leadership elections on the horizon, industry representatives emphasised the importance of continued collaboration with public authorities to navigate these critical challenges and ensure the seamless promotion of tourism in this beloved British getaway.