DC10

DC10 holds a singular place in the history of global dance music. Located at the very end of Ibiza Airport’s runway, the former farmhouse has become one of the island’s most legendary clubbing destinations, inseparable from the uncompromising energy of CircoLoco and its iconic Monday daytime after-hours.

Founded in 1990 by brothers Sito and Antonio Lara, DC10 began as an intimate, hand-built bar—a space designed for friends, music and freedom. For nearly a decade it remained under the radar, until CircoLoco arrived in 1999 and transformed the venue into a defining force of Ibiza’s underground scene. Free entry, a deeper and more avant-garde sound, and a powerful sense of community quickly shaped its identity.

The open-air terrace became the club’s focal point, delivering one of the most visceral experiences on the island. As planes descend just overhead, the dancefloor vibrates with a raw, almost surreal intensity. Named after the DC-10 aircraft itself, the club embodies movement, rebellion and revolution.

More than thirty years on, DC10 stands as a pillar of Ibiza’s underground culture—a temple of techno and house that remains timeless, unfiltered and essential to the island’s cultural DNA.