Solomun, Amelie Lens, Miss Monique, and more were honored in fan-voted categories.
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The 24th edition of the DJ Awards took place this past weekend at ROTO Club in Ibiza, capping off the 2025 season with an intimate ceremony celebrating global electronic music culture. Independent and publicly voted, this year’s event reaffirmed the brand’s reputation as the longest-running international recognition of DJ talent.
Winners were selected across genre-specific categories, with standout names including Solomun (International DJ), Amelie Lens (Hard Techno), Miss Monique (Progressive/Melodic House), and RÜFÜS DU SOL (Live Act). The awards also highlighted new additions, such as Balearic, won by MINA, and Hard Dance/Bounce, awarded to Hannah Laing.
A strong sense of community defined the evening. In response to recent floods in Ibiza, a portion of the event’s proceeds was donated to the Spanish Red Cross (Creu Roja) in support of local relief efforts.
“This ceremony truly celebrates the heart of our culture,” said DJ Awards CEO Andy Grant. “It’s about the artists who have moved dance floors around the world, and the fans who brought them here through their votes.”
Additional honors came via the Grand Jury Industry Awards, including Simon Dunmore (Lifetime Achievement), Solid Grooves (Ibiza Party of the Summer), Soundstorm (Spotlight: MENA), and Toman’s ‘Verano En NY’ (Ibiza Track of the Summer). The Ibiza Icon Award was posthumously given to Alfredo, paying tribute to the late Balearic pioneer.
For the full list of winners, visit the DJ Awards official website.
