Rumors that The Night League—the powerhouse nightlife group behind Ushuaïa, Hï Ibiza, and the newly launched UNVRS—was being acquired by Pacha’s parent company, FIVE Group, have been officially put to rest.
The speculation initially gained rapid momentum across social media, where industry insiders, promoters, and clubbers began debating what a potential buyout could mean for the future of Ibiza’s most iconic dance floors. Before the online gossip could escalate further, The Night League founder and CEO Yann Pissenem took to his own channels to swiftly shut down the chatter with a direct, unambiguous statement: “NOT FOR SALE.”
Pissenem Sets the Record Straight
By addressing the rumors head-on, Pissenem immediately cleared the air for staff, partners, artists, and fans who had spent days watching the buyout talk swirl on social platforms. The clear refusal reaffirmed The Night League’s independent vision as it continues to dominate the island’s competitive entertainment landscape.
Between the open-air spectacle of Ushuaïa, the cutting-edge club design of Hï Ibiza, and the debut of UNVRS earlier this summer, The Night League has delivered one of its most expansive seasons to date. Its venues have welcomed marquee residencies and appearances from global titans, including David Guetta, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Anyma, and Amelie Lens.
Eyes on the 2026 Season Closings
With the acquisition rumors firmly dismissed, attention shifts to the conclusion of another massive summer in Ibiza. The Night League is preparing for a heavy lineup of closing parties, highlighted by The Martinez Brothers headlining the official UNVRS Closing Party on October 10, supported by Mochakk, KAMMA, and WhoMadeWho.
Tickets and line-up details for the closing week events can be found on The Night League’s official website.
