Amnesia turns 50 this year, and the club marking it is leaning on its own history rather than importing a stunt. Joseph Capriati's Metamorfosi, the concept he built at Amnesia before taking it elsewhere for a season, is back on the club's Tuesday slot from June 30 through September 29, 2026, 14 dates that Ibiza Spotlight and Electronic Groove both reported as a deliberate homecoming rather than a rebrand.
Why does a residency count as anniversary programming?
Because Amnesia isn't marking 50 years with a single blowout, it's stacking its calendar with the concepts and artists that built its reputation. Metamorfosi is one of those: it started here, and its return during the milestone year reads as the club reclaiming a piece of its own story rather than renting a name for the season. Capriati opened the run on June 30 on the Terraza alongside Max Dean, Sidney Charles and Karretero, while the Club Room ran Yanamaste, Serafina, Elisa Bee and Mosengge, according to Ibiza Spotlight's account of opening night. The club also repositioned the DJ booth to sit lower and extend further onto the dancefloor for the relaunch, a small but pointed signal that the room, not just the lineup, was rebuilt around the concept's return.
Who else is on the bill through September?
The season card that Amnesia and Electronic Groove have published runs deep: Richie Hawtin, Jamie Jones, Chris Stussy, Seth Troxler, Ben Klock, Maceo Plex, WhoMadeWho, Damian Lazarus, BLOND:ISH, Freddy K, Cloonee, Dubfire, Anfisa Letyago and Fatima Hajji sit alongside Capriati across the 14 Tuesdays, with more than 80 artists confirmed across both rooms by the time the closing party lands on September 29. That is a lineup built to cover the room twice a night for three months straight, not a one-off showcase, and it puts Metamorfosi in direct competition with Ibiza's other marquee Tuesday and midweek slots for the same booking-heavy summer audience.
Metamorfosi's return is described by organisers as the concept's natural next phase, not a revival.
Why it matters
A 50th anniversary is as much a booking statement as a birthday: which residencies a club brings back, and which artists it hands the keys to, signals what it thinks its identity actually is. Amnesia choosing to pull Metamorfosi home rather than lean solely on outside promoters says the club is betting its next chapter on continuity with its own history, not just star power.
What we think
Ibiza's residency economy runs on exactly this kind of gesture: bringing a concept back to the room it was born in reads as loyalty to the promoters who book there and to the artist himself, and it's smarter than a generic anniversary lineup drop. Fourteen straight Tuesdays with 80-plus names attached is also a genuine commitment from Amnesia, not a one-week press moment, and that's worth noting in a season where plenty of venues settle for a single splashy night.
