
Take your DJ game to the next level with Garnish’s Ibiza Boot Camp — a 24-hour intensive for intermediate DJs and past Garnish grads, finishing with a live set at a real Ibiza venue.
In Barcelona the Ibiza DJ Bootcamp runs as a small in-person class at our studio, taught in English by producers active in the city's electronic music scene. Students join us from across Spain and the rest of Europe. DJing is learned hands-on at the decks, so our group DJ classes are in person only - online, we teach it one-to-one.
Train with our expert mentors in Barcelona, then it's over to Ibiza for your big night—step up and play where the world’s best DJs made their names.
This isn’t a beginner’s retreat or a tourist party. It’s details-oriented, industry-savvy DJ training — followed by the kind of gig most DJs dream of for years. Whether you're aiming to turn pro or just want to level up and live it up. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
“Great hands-on training to get you feeling confident about performing”
Alyse Ferrar
No - it's for intermediate-level DJs or those who've already completed a Garnish DJ course.
Not as a group class - DJing is learned hands-on at the decks, so our DJ classes are taught in person. Online, we teach DJing one-to-one: ask admissions about private instruction.
Not included directly, but great-value options are arranged or recommended for you, along with travel support.
DJs ready for real-world experience, artists building their profile, and anyone serious about playing their first international gig.
Yes - a media pack with 10 professional press shots and 2 Instagram reels filmed during your Ibiza performance.
24 hours of in-person training in Barcelona, followed by a live DJ set at a real venue in Ibiza.
24 Hours | In-Person: €1,250
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