The third stage of Tenerife Phe Festival 2026, Ron Guajiro Phe Club, embraces dance music with legendary electronic pulse artists and club culture benchmarks like Phill Harnott (Orbital), Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip), and Roman Fl\u00fcgel in a lineup completed by Yung Prado, La Brega, Mostany, Isla Sonido, Just Beca & Candela, Bobby Bob, El Chico & Jessy La Ley, and Enma Play & Mr. Paradise<\/b><\/p>\n
The eleventh edition of <\/span>Tenerife Phe Festival<\/b>, which takes place on the upcoming 4th and 5th of September in the Tenerife municipality of Puerto de la Cruz, is once again committing to electronic music and club culture with the stage <\/span>Ron Guajiro Phe Club<\/b>. An open-door club with continuous programming from the venue's opening to closing, which complements and enriches the musical offering that will take place during the two days on the other two stages, Heineken and Deichmann, featuring around 18 international, national, and Canary Islands artists on September 4 and 5 in the most complete edition of the Puerto festival.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n There will be two days at Phe Club with plenty of dancing this year, featuring artists, DJs, and producers from various electronic cultures that Tenerife Phe Festival has brought together in Puerto de la Cruz for its eleventh edition. An electronic lineup combining historic names, contemporary artists, and new talents, fronted by artists who are benchmarks of club culture, such as <\/span>Phil Hartnoll<\/b> (Orbital), <\/span>Alexis Taylor<\/b> (Hot Chip), <\/span>Roman Fl\u00fcgel<\/b> or <\/span>The Prado<\/b>, among others.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n To these names, which by virtue of their career are called upon to lead the two nights of infinite dancing at Phe Club in this edition, is added an eclectic and complete <\/span>line up<\/span><\/i> of Canarian artists who will likewise leave their mark on the festival: <\/span>Just Beca y Candela, Isla Sonido, Mostany, Emma Play & Mr. Paradise, Bobby Bob, El Chico & Jessy La Ley<\/b> and <\/span>The Struggle<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n The two days of the festival will begin at 17:00 with the proposal of <\/span>Sun Dance Family session<\/b> for a family audience. Electronic music, dance and wellness gatherings that in this edition move to the main venue with two DJs as <\/span>Dita Konnat and Claudia Bliss<\/b>, accompanied by the artists of the movement <\/span>Koset Quintana and Yaiza Martinon<\/b> to guide the group sessions<\/span><\/p>\n Next, the Ron Guajiro Phe Club program begins on Friday, September 4th with Just Beca & Candela. Ahead and until closing, Isla Sonido, Mostany, Roman Fl\u00fcgel, and Phil Hartnoll (Orbital) dj set. On the second day, Saturday the 5th, Emma Play & Mr. Paradise open this third stage, the first stop on a Saturday of dancing where Bobby Bob, El Chico & Jessy La Ley, Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip) dj set, Yung Prado, and La Brega will be at the controls of the ship.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The inaugural soundtrack is provided by <\/span>Just Beca & Candela<\/b> with a fresh and energetic directness. Here Beca\u2019s lyrical voice, which likewise moves through jazz and other styles, merges with the sound sequence that Candela prints, driven by funk, disco house, afro, and latin house. More dance steps with <\/span>Sound Island<\/b> who takes over the booth with a proposal that champions underground club culture rooted in the territory and island identity. Followed by <\/span>Mostany<\/b> in this Friday sequence at Phe Club. A benchmark resident artist in the Canary Islands scene, who has spent years diving into the 90s underground with an eclectic pulse that moves seamlessly between progressive, acid, italo, and electro, among other stylistic variants.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Fl\u00fcgel and Hartnoll<\/b><\/p>\n Following Mostany's session, the Phe Club ship takes off toward other dance galaxies led by the German DJ and producer <\/span>Roman Fl\u00fcgel<\/b>. As a DJ rooted in the broad tradition of house and techno, his sets vary depending on the venue, the audience, and the moment. In 1993, alongside his production partner J\u00f6rn Wuttke (with whom he worked on projects such as Alter Ego, Holy Garage, and others), he founded the labels Ongaku, Klang Elektronik, and Playhouse, a now legendary label that released landmark records by Isol\u00e9e, Ricardo Villalobos, and LoSoul\u2014a record label that set a new cultural milestone for European house and techno. As a producer, Fl\u00fcgel has used numerous pseudonyms and multiplied his collaborations with renowned artists and labels from the electronic scene. In addition, he is a prolific remixer with work for artists such as Daniel Avery, Tuff City Kids, DJ Tennis, Sven V\u00e4th, DJ Hell, and C.A.R., among others. Since 2016, he has organized his own party series, Sister Midnight.<\/span><\/p>\n The closing of the first day at Phe Club is for <\/span>Phil Hartnoll<\/b>, founding member of <\/span>Orbital<\/b> alongside his brother Paul. It is their return to the festival following the live set that Orbital performed in 2023. The British duo, with more than 15 albums released since their acclaimed debut <\/span>Orbital<\/span><\/i> (1991), the also called <\/span>Green Album, <\/span><\/i>has marked several generations with a repertoire that has contributed to placing electronics at the center of popular culture with pieces that are classics like <\/span>chime<\/span><\/i>, <\/span>Satan, Belfast, Impact, Halcyon, Are We Here?,<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>Remind,<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n At Phe Club, Phil Hartnoll will deliver a set spanning over three decades of dance music history, combining techno, house, breaks, rarities, and some of the classics that have defined his career, while keeping an eye on the latest sounds.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n House, hip hop and classics<\/b><\/p>\n The second day of Phe Club opens with Emma Play & Mr. Paradise with a set that invites you to break in the dance floor; Bobby Bob, a DJ and producer closely tied to hip hop culture and urban music, who has proven his level at the festival; and El Chico & Jessy La Ley, the DJ duo whose sets are pure spectacle and include everything to move the dance floor at will.<\/span><\/p>\n If there is a Saturday night figure at Phe Club, it is <\/span>Alexis Taylor<\/b>. The vocalist and co-founder of the British indietronica band Hot Chip will move the dance floor at will on Saturday the 5th. Surely, dance floor-built tracks like the classic will not be missing from his set <\/span>Ready for the Floor<\/span><\/i>, along with a handful of hits from his own personal soundtrack. Taylor has been one of the key figures in the renewal of electro-pop and dance music over the last two decades, and has developed a solid career both solo and as a DJ, crafting sets where disco, house, electro-pop, techno, soul, boogie, dub, and reggae naturally coexist. His ability to connect genres and generations has made him one of the most versatile and influential names on the international electronic music scene.<\/span><\/p>\n Following Alexis Taylor's session, it is the turn of <\/span>Young Prado<\/b>, DJ and producer based in Barcelona, member of the duo La \u00c9lite and the Mainline collective. His songs, which feature carefree, rowdy electronic music that doesn't sacrifice popular appeal, convey precisely that: fun and genuine energy, without cynicism and without losing personality. In <\/span>OWL<\/span><\/i>, in his latest work, the artist pours out more than 20 tracks that are anything but uniform or monotonous. Here, the traits of Ralphi Rosario's Puerto Rican house, the atmosphere of a Twilo (New York) that smelled of Strictly Rhythm 12-inches, or the influence of Electroclash (Tiga, Felix Da Housecat, Vitalic) can be perceived with crystal clarity.<\/span><\/p>\n