Ibiza club ticketing revenue hits €160 million in 2025 [IMS Ibiza 2026 Report]

Ibiza club ticketing revenue reached 160 million EUR in 2025, up from 150 million the year before, according to the new IMS Electronic Music Business Report 2025/26. Notably, the 10 million EUR jump landed despite a continued decline in average events per venue.

The IMS report, authored by MIDiA Research’s Mark Mulligan, pulls the figure from public Ibiza club data. Meanwhile, the average event count per venue dropped from 144 in 2023 to 140 in 2025. In turn, clubs are generating more revenue across fewer nights.

Crucially, the 160 million total covers ticketing only. VIP tables, bottle service and hospitality sit outside the figure. Equally, the wider economic impact on the island, from transport to food and lodging, runs far higher. The report notes the genre’s multiplier effect on Ibiza’s broader economy.

The numbers reflect a continued premiumisation of the island’s club offering. UNVRS, Hï Ibiza, DC10, Amnesia and Ushuaïa all command higher average ticket prices than a decade ago. Furthermore, residency structures have tightened, with marquee artists holding down weekly nights across the summer.

Still, fewer events per venue also points to operational pressure. Staffing, licensing and sound restrictions all weigh on programming frequency. In short, venues have traded volume for yield.

Moreover, the 2025 total lands against a stretched global live market where ticket sales dipped in the US. Ibiza’s model, built on destination tourism and residency culture, continues to hold its own. Finally, the 160 million EUR mark keeps the island at the centre of electronic music’s live economy heading into the 2026 summer season.