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THE FERRY DOCKS IN IBIZA’S PORT


Ferry Corsten’s residency at Sankeys


HAILING from the Netherlands, Ferry is a favourite amongst our readers, holding the very honourable spot of No. 9 in last year’s Top 100 DJs poll. But this summer, he is waving goodbye to Rotterdam for a little while in order to bring some of his hard-hitting trance-tastic vibes to the island’s newest and most-talked-about club, Sankeys.


His Full On Ferry nights are well-known for regularly selling out Ahoy in Rotterdam, something that’s often attributed to Ferry’s curatorial panache. He only cherry- picks those that he has worked with, who inspire him and he’d like to work with. The plan is that each night will be a b-2-b set... offering the audience an utterly unique and one-off experience each time. The line-up has not been fully released, but these are some of the names being whispered about; Cosmic Gate, Gabriel & Dresden, Aly & Fila, Marco V, Lange and Solarstone. Surely that’s enough to whet your appetite. And if that doesn’t float your boat, ahem, ferry, then we don’t know what will! Perhaps the club’s crazy LED ceilings and walls, utterly immense soundsystem and bodysonic floor... Don’t forget to give Ferry his birthday bumps when you see him — this is his 20th year as a DJ. Hip, hip hooray!


ENTRANCED Tiësto’s Privilege background


HAVE you seen the crazy spaceship over there in the hills? Durr! It’s not a spaceship, it’s actually Privilege. But admittedly, it does have spaceship


qualities! OK, so it was originally just an aircraft hangar, but this place has been adapted beyond belief in order to make the ultimate trippy raving sensation. The DJ is suspended above the middle of a swimming pool and as the club gets busier, the dancefloor


gets bigger. This year at Privilege, the monolithic Tiësto is back for a fourth year running to play his mammoth sets, and has enlisted a little help from some friends in the shapes of Bassjackers,


Dem Slackers, Hardwell, Henrik B, Jordy Lishious, Karlsson &


Winnberg of Miike Snow, Marcel Woods, Nero, Otto Knows,


Rebecca and Fiona, Sandro Silva, Steve Aoki, Tai and more guests to be announced soon.


I TAKE MINE


ON THE ROCKS


The Ibiza Rocks Hotel is still going strong


A few years ago, nobody would have believed that DJs like Benga, Zane Lowe or Chase & Status would rock the White Isle, but rock the isle they did... continuing to return year after year. At DJmag, we live and breathe dance music, but we also know there’s more to life than boom boom boom. Since Ibiza Rocks rocked up to the island, it’s not just been about the superstar DJs.


Throughout July, you can expect performances from Mark Ronson, Professor Green, Tinie Tempah, 2ManyDJs, Magnetic Man, Katy B, Chase & Status, Example, The Vaccines and personal favourites, Madness! Whether you like rappers spitting venomous flows, some serious fat wobble on your bassline, or some dreamy, jangly guitars, Ibiza Rocks has it all! Every Wednesday is party night.... don’t forget that they also have the afterparty at Es Paradis. And surely one of the night’s bonuses is you can stay within the Ibiza Rocks Hotel, the very same place that you party. No pricey taxis home and no potential to ever get lost. We love rock ‘n’ roll, so put another dime in the jukebox baby!


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