Overclub, Palma — Events & Tickets 2026

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Overclub is Palma’s techno club, which opened in December 2025 in a renovated warehouse in the Son Rossinyol industrial estate. Sven Väth, Chris Liebing, Sam Paganini, Marco Faraone, Héctor Oaks and Edu Imbernon have all played its booth in the early months of programming. Quality techno and house as the backbone, with occasional incursions into urban and commercial sounds at weekends under the PARAO line.

What Magazine covered the launch in December 2025, highlighting “an L-Acoustics sound system, calibrated to guarantee precise and balanced reproduction” and hundreds of metres of digital LED lighting designed “to accompany the music without imposing”. The project opened on 19 December with Pastis & Buenri behind the decks, followed by Jan Blomqvist, Manu Sánchez, Mike Gannu and the HOSTAGE Christmas party. The industrial aesthetic — exposed concrete, 360° layout — reinforces the hi-fi focus of the project.

The 2026 season runs with two resident series. OVERLOAD brings together international talent with Edu Imbernon and Mike Gannu confirmed, and April peaked with Loco Dice, Chris Liebing and Sven Väth on consecutive dates as per the schedule published by NRF Magazine in March 2026. La Demence Palma brings the local version of Brussels’ historic LGBTQ+ party every month. The supporting line-up includes Bastian Bux, Pauza, Coyu, Cristian Varela, Wade, Truncate and Andres Campo, spread across Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 23:00.

C/ Gremi de Passamaners, 17, 07009 Palma — ten minutes by taxi from the city centre. Open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 23:00 until closing, usually at 06:00. No strict dress code, though the venue recommends suitable clubwear. Minimum age 18 with physical ID — passport, driver’s licence or national ID card (digital copies not accepted). Cloakroom service and payment by card or cash.

The industrial estate offers an advantage city-centre clubs can’t match: free street parking just metres from the door. Anyone looking for an industrial-format techno alternative outside central Palma will find their spot here — and for a second techno-house stop in the city, Luna Palma is a fifteen-minute taxi ride away with a more intimate profile. It’s advisable to book tickets in advance on nights featuring international headliners, as capacity fills up.

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C/ Gremi de Passamaners, 17, 07009 Palma, in the Son Rossinyol industrial estate — north of the city. A ten-minute taxi ride from Palma’s old town and fifteen minutes from the airport via the Ma-20. It’s a refurbished industrial space, not a downtown street venue.

Open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 23:00 until closing, usually 06:00. The lineup remains consistent year-round — Overclub isn’t a seasonal summer club; it operates the same nights in winter and spring.

18 years old with mandatory physical ID — DNI, passport or physical driver’s license. Digital photos or mobile copies of documents are not accepted. The same rule applies to residents and visitors.

No strict dress code. The venue recommends clothing appropriate for a club atmosphere — the door is more relaxed than clubs in Magaluf or Porto Portals terraces, but swimwear and flip-flops are not allowed. Football jerseys and stag-party uniforms aren’t the best calling cards.

Overclub event tickets are available on partyisla.com. Prices vary by night depending on the artist — international series like OVERLOAD with headliners tend to be pricier than urban or PARAO nights. It’s wise to book in advance for dates featuring world-touring artists: capacity sells out.

From Palma’s old town it’s a 10-minute taxi ride (12-15 EUR). From Cala Major, Coll d’en Rabassa or S’Arenal, allow 15-20 minutes by taxi (18-28 EUR) — the Ma-20 connects directly. Free street parking is available right outside the door, a rarity among Palma clubs.

Quality techno and house as the backbone — Sven Väth, Chris Liebing, Sam Paganini and Marco Faraone are examples of international headliners. The OVERLOAD series brings electronic music with global headliners, La Demence Palma is the monthly LGBTQ+ party with the most festive sound, and the PARAO line-up hosts occasional urban and reggaeton weekends.

Yes — and it’s a serious advantage over downtown clubs. The Son Rossinyol industrial estate offers free street parking just metres from the entrance, with no meters or overnight tow trucks. There’s also a smokers’ area connected to the outside by the entrance, which avoids the re-entry queues typical of urban clubs.

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