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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