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Andrea Oliva plays The Hall club in Zagreb on November 7, 2026, starting at 10 pm. The Swiss DJ who has been a headline name for ANTS at Ushuaïa in Ibiza for more than a decade is coming to a Zagreb room with a far smaller capacity than the one he usually works.
Oliva first touched dance music at the age of twelve, through a relative who was also a musician, and started learning the DJ craft at fifteen. He worked in a record shop, then picked up slots in the best Swiss clubs, which led to residencies at Terminus and Pravda. With Agi Isaku, owner of Nordstern in Basel, he ran the sold-out „Bandits” parties across Switzerland. His reputation carried him to Ibiza, where he was first invited to play at Space in 2004.
He built his production style through the labels VIVa Music, Saved Records, Be As One and Cadenza, and from 2012 his releases were entering Beatport's top ten downloads. By 2016 he was firmly embedded in the island's culture: he became one of seven guests regularly taking over the Space terrace for Elrow and debuted at Music On at Amnesia, while keeping his role as an ANTS mainstay. He has releases on Jamie Jones's Hot Creations and Seth Troxler's Play It Say It, and Pete Tong gave him his Essential Mix debut with a set recorded live from Ushuaïa.
Tickets are 15 euros, roughly 924 denars, sold through entrio.hr. This is a classic case of a summer resident playing normal club conditions out of season, which for an audience is a better situation than a festival stage.
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