AMØK Club is setting the pace for Mallorca’s nightlife this summer, unveiling a 2025 season that’s as ambitious as it is immersive. AMØK has become the island’s creative heartbeat, drawing a cosmopolitan crowd of globetrotters and design-savvy locals who crave something beyond the ordinary. Mallorca itself is emerging as a thoughtful alternative to Ibiza, more accessible yet every bit as essential for music lovers and travelers seeking a blend of culture, wellness and world-class clubbing, with the club itself situated only 3km away from the airport.
At the center of this transformation, AMØK redefines the club experience with a seamless fusion of music, art, nature and design. The club’s seven-night-a-week program sprawls across two distinct stages: an open-air terrace that captures the golden hour and a high-octane indoor main room, each offering a spectrum of sounds that keeps the energy shifting and the senses engaged. The venue’s reputation for sophistication and rebellion has earned it a place among Spain’s top clubs, but it’s the club’s commitment to innovation that truly sets it apart.
The audiovisual setup at AMØK is nothing short of spectacular. Over 140 moving lights, immersive visuals, confetti cannons, and megatron effects transform every night into a multi-sensory journey. The transition from laid-back terrace grooves to the euphoric rush of the main room is a signature experience, making each visit feel like a new adventure.
This year, the club introduces Masaka Africana, a Thursday night event running through early September that debuted to much acclaim in late June. The night is a vibrant fusion of music, art, and fire, headlined by international DJ and producer Mickey Dastinz. With more than 11 performers from Ibiza, Masaka Africana delivers a potent mix of Afro-house, deep house and progressive house, all pulsing with tribal energy. The experience is rounded out with global street food from eclectic food trucks and a bustling boho market, adding a multicultural flavor to the festivities.
The summer line-up reads like a who’s who of cutting-edge house and techno. Upcoming artsits includes Melanie Ribbe on 20.07, Ben Klock on 03.08, James Hype on 16.08 and Ilario Alicante on 23.08 – some of the names set to electrify the dance floors throughout summer, with recent sets by Patrice Bäumel, Lehar B2B Denis Horvart, Alle Farben and Archie Hamilton who were part of the first two weeks of AMØK’s 2025 summer series.
Every other Sundays’ are reserved for the TRIBU SUNSET PARTY, an open-air ritual where house and electronic chill-out sounds provide the soundtrack as the sun sets over Mallorca’s hills. As the night deepens, Latin-infused tech takes over, creating a seamless journey through the many shades of house and techno. With music on offer every night of the week, AMØK stands as a beacon for those seeking the next evolution of club culture on the Mediterranean – other weekly residencies includes:
