Marbella Clubs by Music: House, Techno, Reggaeton and Hip Hop

For house and techno in Marbella, the names are Bonbonniere (tech house, summer only) and Momento (techno and melodic house, open in autumn); for reggaeton and Latin, Taok in the town centre; for hip hop and urban, Fitz (summer, plus weekends in autumn 2026) and Mirage's weekly nights; and for a mix of everything, TIBU and Newscafé in Puerto Banús, both open all year. Below is what each club says about its own sound, or what the guides say when the club doesn't, and which ones you can actually go to right now.

Quick table: who plays what

House and techno

Bonbonniere is the clearest case: the club sells itself as tech house and afro house, and its first summer in 2026 brought Claptone, Diplo, Seth Troxler and Marco Carola to the old Olivia Valere building on the Istán road. It's a summer club, so it's closed now and returns in 2027.

Tech house · Istán road, above the Golden MileSee Bonbonniere Marbella →

Momento, on the Golden Mile, is the one to know outside summer. It starts as a restaurant and turns into a club around midnight, and concierge guides describe the music as techno, tech house and melodic house. For Halloween 2026 it has Argia on the poster. Fitz isn't a pure electronic club, but it books big electronic names in summer: FISHER played there on 22 July 2026.

Techno, tech house, melodic house · Golden Mile, MarbellaSee Momento Marbella →

Pangea, the rooftop in Puerto Banús, ran Nueva Soul on Sundays in summer 2026, an afro house party. And CLOUD.9, a new club opening in Nueva Andalucía on 23 October, bills its opening weekend as electro and house. We'll know more about it once it's open.

Reggaeton and Latin

Taok, on Avenida del Mar in Marbella centre, is the reggaeton and Latin club, mixed with commercial, according to Clubbable. Its own website only promises cutting-edge music and the best DJs, without naming a genre. It opens Wednesday to Sunday through the year and the door is 18+. TIBU in Puerto Banús also plays reggaeton among house, commercial and hip hop, according to nightlife guides, and it opens every night.

Latin, reggaeton, commercial · Marbella town centreSee Taok Marbella →

Hip hop and urban

Fitz describes its sound as urban, electronic, rap and hip hop, and in June 2026 it published a hip hop line-up for the summer. Out of summer it keeps opening on weekend nights. Mirage, at the entrance to Puerto Banús, ran a different party every night in 2026, including a Saturday called Kisstory by Night and a Sunday called Hype Hop; it held its closing party in October and returns next summer.

Urban, electronic, rap, hip hop · Río Verde, next to Puerto BanúsSee Fitz Marbella →

A bit of everything

If your group can't agree, Puerto Banús has two easy answers. TIBU mixes international DJs, live acts and themed parties, and guides put its music somewhere between house, commercial, hip hop and reggaeton. Newscafé, on the front line of the port, talks about headline DJs and international events rather than a genre, and it's open seven days a week until 03:00, or 04:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Starlite is its own thing: a concert first, then El Club with resident and guest DJs until dawn, in summer only.

House, commercial, hip-hop, reggaeton · Plaza Antonio Banderas, Puerto BanúsSee TIBU Banús →

Front line, Puerto BanúsSee Newscafé Banús →

What plays in winter

From October to May the list gets shorter: Momento for techno and melodic house, Taok for reggaeton and Latin, and TIBU and Newscafé for a commercial mix, with CLOUD.9 as the new name to watch. Fitz keeps urban nights going at weekends this autumn, and the other summer specialists (Bonbonniere, Mirage, Pangea and Starlite) come back in 2027. Our winter guide has the night-by-night detail.