Ibiza club ticketing revenue reached €150 million in 2024 [IMS Ibiza 2025 Report]

Ibiza club ticketing revenue reached €150 million in 2024, with rising prices offsetting fewer events.

Nowhere does electronic music’s cultural gravity feel stronger than in Ibiza, and the IMS Business Report 2025 proves that the island’s club economy remains a global beacon. Despite a slight drop in the number of events per venue, ticketing revenue rose by 6% year-on-year, reaching €150 million in 2024.

What kept the numbers high? Rising ticket prices, paired with ongoing demand for exclusive experiences, helped offset lower volumes. It’s worth noting the reported figure reflects ticket sales only—it excludes VIP bookings, which likely added significant value to the island’s total economic impact.

The White Isle still rules summer – but its rhythm is subtly changing

While event frequency declined, club-goers still flocked to Ibiza’s dancefloors, reinforcing its reputation as the spiritual center of global club culture. Yet, the data hints at a subtle shift. As luxury and exclusivity increase, accessibility and grassroots spontaneity may be edging downward.

Still, Ibiza’s pull is far from fading. Its iconic venues, combined with global brand takeovers and elite artist residencies, keep it firmly rooted in electronic music’s upper echelon.

You can download the IMS Business Report, written by Mark Mulligan and MIDiA research here.