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Ricardo Villalobos B3B Raresh B3B Franco Cinelli, Seth Troxler, Shanti Celeste, Mar-T, Nina Kraviz (extended set), Adrián Mills, Cerrot and Luca Donzelli headline the grand Pyramid closing party
Pyramid is preparing to bring its 2026 season at Amnesia Ibiza to a spectacular close with a Closing Party bringing together some of the most representative figures in the international underground electronic scene on Sunday, October 4th. The party will begin at 11pm and continue until 6am, taking over both rooms with a programme designed to explore different sides of minimal, house and techno.
The undisputed highlight of the Terrace will be the union of Ricardo Villalobos, Raresh and Franco Cinelli in B3B format. Three artists deeply connected to minimal culture and to a way of approaching the dancefloor based on subtlety, groove, improvisation and progressive development.
Villalobos, a fundamental figure in minimal techno and microhouse, has become one of the most influential artists in the scene thanks to a sound characterised by intricate details, hypnotic structures and a distinctive rhythmic sensibility.
Joining him will be Raresh, one of the essential names in Romanian minimal. Co-founder of a:rpia:r alongside Rhadoo and Petre Inspirescu, his style is characterised by warm, deep and extremely precise mixing, making him one of the leading figures in European minimal culture.
Completing this alliance is Franco Cinelli, one of Argentina’s most recognised names within the underground circuit. His presence brings a dimension particularly connected to Latin American house and minimal, making this B3B one of the most distinctive sets of the closing party.
Seth Troxler is one of the most recognisable artists in contemporary electronic music. Born in Michigan and raised in the Detroit environment, Troxler began developing his career at a very young age before finding one of the key platforms for his artistic evolution in Berlin. Shanti Celeste will bring a different perspective to the Terrace, characterised by her ability to move between house, techno, electro and more atmospheric sounds. Born in Chile and musically raised in the UK, Celeste became a prominent figure in the Bristol scene before developing an international career as a DJ, producer and label head.
The Terrace will also feature Mar-T, one of the names inseparable from the recent history of Amnesia. A DJ and producer since the mid-1990s, his relationship with the club began towards the end of that decade and has allowed him to build extensive experience in front of all kinds of dancefloors.
The Main Room will begin its journey with Adrián Mills, one of the new figures associated with Pyramid’s programming this season. Mills was already part of the Pyramid lineup last June alongside Amelie Lens, Regal and Katnada, and will now return to open the Closing Party programme.
One of the night’s central moments will come with Nina Kraviz, who will take control of the Main Room for an extended set. Kraviz has maintained a particularly close relationship with Pyramid and Amnesia for years, having delivered several memorable sessions at the club throughout the 2026 season. Her sound moves between techno, acid, electro and different textures of underground electronic music, always marked by a strong and distinctive personality.
Cerrot, an artist who has also been part of Pyramid’s programming throughout 2026, will bring another important connection between the new generation of techno and the party’s philosophy. Luca Donzelli, one of Pyramid’s regular names and a figure closely associated with Amnesia, will complete the Main Room lineup.
The Pyramid Closing Party will therefore bring together, in a single night, two of the major strands that define the party: the minimal and underground sound of the Terrace and the techno of the Main Room. A final seasonal gathering at Amnesia where legendary names, established artists and new generations will share the booth to bring another Pyramid season to a close.
