Bowood House is set to come alive with orchestral dance anthems as Classic Ibiza returns for two nights of music and celebration.
Taking place in Wiltshire, the family-friendly event will take place on Friday, July 17, and Saturday, July 18, featuring a packed programme of Balearic-inspired classics performed by a full orchestra and special guests.
Already two shows into its 2026 summer tour, Classic Ibiza features an expanded 45-piece Urban Soul Orchestra conducted by Stephen Hussey and promises its biggest show yet with a five-and-a-half-hour setlist.
Ticketholders can expect reimagined versions of house anthems made famous by artists such as Todd Terry, Leftfield, and Dennis Ferrer.
Beccy D, who attended a previous show at Ragley Hall, said: "Absolutely brilliant night as always but this was definitely the best one yet.
"See you next year."
Matt H, also at Ragley Hall, said: "What an awesome night and the talent on display and the efforts by all were amazing.
"A great crowd of people too and just the right fun family atmosphere we all hoped for.
"We will be back again next year."
The concert includes a record number of musicians, a new chill-out set, and additional guest vocals from the London Community Gospel Choir.
Car parks and gates open at 5pm with DJ Meera’s Arrival Lounge Set beginning at 5.30pm.
This is followed by a Chill-Out Set with DJ Meera and USO at 6.45pm, and the Party-Starter Set at 7.30pm.
The Ghost Ship Sundowner Set begins at 8pm, featuring the orchestra, DJ Goldierocks, and the London Community Gospel Choir.
At 9pm, DJ Goldierocks takes over with a Deep House Set, before the final Dance Set at 9.30pm reunites the full orchestra for a high-energy close.
The concert finishes at 11pm.
Attendees are welcome to bring their own picnics, or enjoy offerings from street food vendors and the Adnams Bar.
Parking is free of charge.
Classic Ibiza is also supporting Chippenham-based charity Doorway as part of its 2026 programme.
The event is produced by Revival Productions, led by long-time collaborators Lisa Ward and Katharine Brindley, who have been hosting classical music concerts at stately homes since the 1980s.
Limited tickets remain available through the Classic Ibiza website.
Now in its 11th year, Classic Ibiza has since expanded to stately homes across the UK, delivering a unique blend of orchestral and electronic music in historic outdoor settings.
The event is part of a wider tour stopping at venues including Ragley Hall, Chatsworth House, Burghley House, and Blickling Estate.
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