The Puerto de la Cruz festival unveils the first international confirmations for Phe Club on September 4th and 5th, 2026, bringing together two essential figures of British electronic music for its eleventh edition.
Tenerife Phe Festival unveils the first two international acts for Phe Club, the festival's third stage dedicated to dance music, featuring Phil Hartnoll (Orbital) and Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip) at the forefront of a program that will once again turn Puerto de la Cruz into a meeting point for electronic music and club culture. Both will perform on September 4th and 5th, 2026, on a stage designed for dancing, discovering new talent, and enjoying top-notch DJ sets and live performances.
Phe Club will operate simultaneously with the two main scenarios By: Heineken Stage and Deichmann Stage: Throughout the entire festival, there will always be music playing. Attendees can choose between live performances from the main lineup or immerse themselves in an electronic program that combines legendary names, contemporary artists, and emerging talents. With this initial preview, led by two essential figures in British electronic music, Phe Festival reinforces its commitment to a diverse, open, and internationally oriented festival model.
Two references of more emotional and energetic electronic music
The inclusion of Alexis Taylor respond to that pop clairvoyance that the musician has been banking on for a couple of decades at the helm of Hot Chip. Beyond his proven ability to inject humanity into electro-pop with his parent band, his side hustle as a DJ unfolds as an exercise in hedonistic archaeology where classic house, disco, soul, and boogie coexist. Facing his timeless versatility, the presence of Phil Hartnoll Activate the mythological reversal of dance culture. As a foundational half of Orbital, Hartnoll belongs to that lineage of creators who turned club music into a mass phenomenon without losing conceptual rigor. His stop at Phe Club is shaping up to be a round trip that will span three decades of «techno,» «breaks,» and «house,» combining rarities with those generational anthems that educated the ears of nineties Europe.
This turn towards expansive clubbing integrates into a lineup that had already set its previous coordinates on the urgency of guitars and aesthetic nonconformity. The festival's international muscle already featured the highly anticipated arrival of the Londoners Fat Dog and the visceral nature of their debut «Woof,» escorted by the elastic post-punk of Bodega, the combative «power pop» of ARXX, the classic indie of Faeda And the proposal for Ibibio Sound Machine, Getdown Services and Natalia Doco. An exterior panoramic view that is replicated on a state level with asphalt and electronic darkness VVV [Trippin’ You] and his «Mecharadio,» or in the genre-crossing of the Bilbao natives LOL. With season tickets already available through Tickety.es and associated physical locations, and with the backing of talent from established projects such as Choclock, Carlos Ares, Rufus T. Firefly, Barry B and the Canary Islands' proposals (Belice, Good Franco, and Xerach), Tenerife Phe Festival redefines its identity, turning electronic music into the connective tissue of its most ambitious proposal to date.
Tickets are on sale at: https://tickety.es/event/phe-festival-2026.