Dom Dolla Hï Ibiza 2026: Full Friday Residency Guest Lineup Revealed

When Dom Dolla returns to Hï Ibiza this summer, he's not arriving with a tidy, expected guest list. The full lineup for his Friday night residency — running June 5 through August 28, 2026 — is one of the more interesting curatorial statements to come out of Ibiza booking news this season. It stretches from peak-time tech house through deep house left-turns, UK underground selectors, and at least one grime crossover that nobody would have predicted. What it actually tells you is that Dom Dolla is not playing it safe with his second Ibiza chapter.

The Full Hï Ibiza 2026 Friday Residency Lineup

Running across 13 consecutive Fridays, the Theatre room at Hï Ibiza will see Dom Dolla joined by at least three names per night. The guest list includes Green Velvet (June 19), Skream (June 26), SG Lewis (July 3), Skepta (July 10), Interplanetary Criminal (July 17), Boys Noize b2b Busy P (July 24), KI/KI (July 31), DJ Boring b2b Confidence Man (August 7), DJ Seinfeld b2b HAAi (August 14), Tiga (August 21), and DJ Heartstring on the August 28 closing party. Tyson O'Brien holds down the Theatre warm-up slot every week.

Separately, the Club Room operates as Club Knuckles, programmed by Ewan McVicar — switching between his own all-night-long sets and B2Bs with the likes of Special Request, Dan Shake, and Dart, alongside selectors including Luuk van Dijk, Bradley Zero, Cinthie, Sally C, and Dam Swindle. Full details and tickets are available on Ibiza Spotlight and the Hï Ibiza site.

What the Guest List Actually Says

Tech house DJs with mainstream crossover momentum tend to book predictably — other crossover acts, festival circuit names, a safe B2B with someone similarly positioned. Dolla hasn't done that. The Skream booking is the obvious standout: a UK underground name whose credibility sits entirely outside the post-Fisher tech house world, someone who could just as easily be on a Boiler Room stream as a peak-time Ibiza stage. That pairing says something about where Dom Dolla wants his taste to land.

The Skepta DJ set follows a similar logic. Grime and house don't often share a Friday night without it feeling like a programming risk. Dolla's clearly comfortable with that risk, which is consistent with his recent collab history — his work with Tiga has always landed slightly outside the genre's centre, borrowing from Canadian electro-house lineage rather than the UK or Australian circuit.

The Boys Noize b2b Busy P date on July 24 is the one that house heads will circle in red. Both are Edit Select–adjacent figures with roots that pre-date the current tech house wave — Busy P carrying the Ed Banger French house lineage, Boys Noize the harder Berlin-influenced end of electronic music. Putting them together in a peak-time Ibiza context is either a genuine late-night party or a bit of programming theatre. Either way, it's the booking that most signals curatorial range over algorithmic safety.

Club Knuckles: The Residency Inside the Residency

The Club Room component — Ewan McVicar's Club Knuckles — is arguably the more interesting half of the evening for anyone who wants to go deeper. McVicar has been building his own credibility in the UK underground for years, and an all-night residency across an entire Ibiza season is a significant platform. The selector-heavy lineup in that room (Bradley Zero, Cinthie, Dam Swindle, Sally C) signals a genuinely different sound from the Theatre — slower-burning, less peak-time dependent, more focused on feel than impact.

The Club Knuckles residency actually started earlier in the season alongside CamelPhat, which means by the time Dom Dolla opens on June 5, McVicar will already have the room dialled in. That's good programming logic — the warm-up residency that isn't a warm-up, it's a headlining slot for a different kind of listener in the same club on the same night.

The Wider Ibiza Context

Friday nights at Hï Ibiza are some of the most competitive in the island's calendar. Last season's equivalent slot drew serious numbers, and MEDUZA's Our House residency at the same venue on a different night has set a high bar for production and curation this year. Dom Dolla going directly up against that level of competition — with a guest list that leans on credibility rather than pure commercial draw — is a calculated bet. If it lands, it cements his position as the Australian export who managed to maintain underground credibility while operating at the peak of the Ibiza infrastructure.

The opening party lands June 5. Expect the season's early verdict to arrive by end of July.