Tabana mallorca

Tabana is a nightclub located in Palma, Mallorca, Spain. Founded in 2018, the venue has a capacity for approximately 800 people and specializes in live shows that fuse music, dance, and performance. Its programming covers genres such as pop, house, R&B, and Latin music. Among the artists who have graced its stages are C. Tangana, Rosalía in her early days, and the collective Acid Arab, in addition to residencies by local DJs who have defined its sound identity.

The space is distributed into a main hall and an outdoor area with capacity for open-air events. You will find a dance floor of about 300 square meters, programmable LED lighting, and an L-Acoustics sound system installed in 2021. The VIP area features elevated tables with direct views of the stage and bottle service. The design incorporates elements of Mediterranean architecture with natural wood finishes and a terrace with native vegetation that functions as a resting area between sessions.

The dress code requires elegant attire: entry is not permitted with shorts, flip-flops, or sleeveless shirts. The minimum age is 18, with ID control at the entrance. The club opens from Thursday to Saturday from 23:30 to 06:00, extending hours on holidays. The address is Avinguda de Son Rigo, 4, in the Platja de Palma neighborhood, 15 minutes by taxi from Palma's historic center or 25 minutes on bus line 23. You can also arrive by car, with public parking available nearby. The establishment maintains a rating of 4.6 out of 5 on Google, based on 3304 reviews. You must book VIP tables in advance, especially during the high season of July and August.

The programming is structured around three pillars: resident nights on Thursdays with live band formats, Fridays dedicated to international house and techno DJs, and Saturdays reserved for thematic shows with dancers and circus artists. The main season runs from May to October, with partial closure in winter except for specific events. You will see that Tabana differentiates its offering from other clubs in Palma by integrating performing arts into each session, transforming the night into a multidisciplinary spectacle where music shares the spotlight with visual performance.