Phi Beach Sardinia has laid out its complete summer season for 2026, and it’s arguably the most stacked calendar the venue has put together yet. The open-air club, built into a restored 19th-century fortress on the cliffs of Baja Sardinia, is running programming across 45 nights from now through mid-September, including a stretch of 29 consecutive nights in August.
Black Coffee headlines three separate dates through the summer, with the South African house and Afro house mainstay joined across the season by Peggy Gou, Fisher, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Honey Dijon, Seth Troxler, Loco Dice, Adriatique, Mochakk, PAWSA, Damian Lazarus, Mau P, Vintage Culture, James Hype, Agoria, Claptone, Meduza, Bob Sinclar and a long list of others rounding out the bill.
The upgrades extend beyond production, too. Phi Beach has refreshed its interiors with new furnishings and rolled out a redesigned restaurant concept, leaning further into the Mediterranean luxury angle the venue has built its reputation on since it first opened back in 2008.

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As for the calendar itself, the season kicks off with Mita Gami, Jimmy Sax and Shermanology before the run of headline dates begins in earnest. Black Coffee’s three appearances land on July 24, August 2, and August 13, while Fisher plays August 11, Peggy Gou takes August 16, and Jamie Jones is booked for August 10 alongside Miguelle & Tons. Seth Troxler and Dennis Cruz share the bill on August 15, The Martinez Brothers and Amem play the Palm Tree Sardinia showcase on August 1, and Loco Dice closes out July with his own Palm Tree Sardinia date on July 31.
Other names scattered across the summer include Meduza, Vintage Culture with Honeyluv, Bob Sinclar (twice, on August 5 and 25), Honey Dijon with Fabio Monesi, James Hype, Adriatique, Mochakk, Hugel, PAWSA with Gennaro, Damian Lazarus, Kungs, Mau P, Claptone with Diego San Diego, Themba, Agoria, Dombresky and Sona, who bookends the season alongside Niki Muxx on September 12.
It’s a lineup that reads more like a season-long festival than a single club’s summer program, and it puts Phi Beach in the same conversation as the bigger Ibiza and Mykonos venues when it comes to booking depth. More information on the full calendar and reservations is available through Phi Beach’s official website.




