The useful way into the first weekend of October is an open-air one. From Thursday, October 1 through Sunday, October 4, Barcelona’s rooms offer plenty of competing late starts, yet La Terrrazza provides a particularly coherent thread: three events across two days, each built around a different social tempo. The Montjuïc club sits inside Poble Espanyol and frames its regular season around Thursday-to-Sunday sessions under the sky. That setting matters in early October, when the calendar still allows for a night that begins with the air of a terrace and gradually becomes a proper club commitment.[1]

Thursday’s NewTone and Saturday’s pair of events create a compact route through jazz- and R&B-adjacent selection, house music with an international headliner, and a locally focused late-night roster. It is a small itinerary with enough separation between its bills to suit different plans: arrive early on Thursday, take Saturday as a daytime dance appointment, or carry on after midnight with a larger cast of DJs. Each date has its own logic, while the shared site keeps the guide practical.[1]

Thursday, October 1: NewTone opens at 22:00

NewTone begins at 22:00 on Thursday, October 1, with CLANDESTINE (2) and REGOR_ also on the bill. The candidate’s jazz and R&B tags make this the least conventional entry in the run: a club setting for a programme whose reference points stretch beyond a single electronic lane. It is the choice for listeners who want an evening with room for rhythmic detail and a more open-ended palette before the weekend accelerates.[1]

La Terrrazza’s own presentation places the club in Montjuïc’s Poble Espanyol and identifies its season as an outdoor, night-and-sunset operation. For NewTone, that context gives the 22:00 start a different scale from a basement booking. Plan it as a full Thursday night, with enough time to settle into the site before the music takes over the schedule.[1]

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Saturday, October 3: Jayda G takes the daytime house slot

At 19:00 on Saturday, October 3, Jayda G heads a lineup with Piem, The Checkup and GIVIO. This is the anchor date: a sunset-hour booking with a house-focused supporting cast and an artist whose work connects classic dance-floor vocabulary to a broad, warm sense of performance. Jayda G’s background includes environmental research, and her catalogue has long brought that perspective alongside house, disco, soul and funk references.[1][2][3]

Her 2019 album Significant Changes grew from the period in which she was also completing a master’s degree in resource and environmental management, with research into environmental toxicology. That biography is useful context, though the immediate reason to go is musical: an evening slot designed for the point where daylight fades and a dancefloor gains momentum. The inclusion of The Checkup and GIVIO makes the bill read as a collective house occasion instead of a short headline appearance.[2][3]

La Terrrazza has a documented history of presenting Saturday sunset house events before its midnight programme. Jayda G’s 19:00 start therefore fits the venue’s established day-to-night rhythm, giving Saturday a defined early entry point for people who want a club event without beginning at the end of the evening.[1]

Saturday night into Sunday: Guim and the local-heavy after-hours bill

Guim follows at 23:59 on Saturday, October 3, supported by Baldman, Brieela, Alvaro Medina, PAULA GM, DJ Sandwich and Certain People. The scale is the point here. Where the Jayda G date concentrates its energy around a principal guest, Guim’s bill offers a fuller local lineup and a later threshold, suited to groups who want to make a night of moving through several selectors and changing textures.[1]

The timing also makes the two Saturday events distinct choices within the same address. Jayda G begins in the early evening; Guim starts just before midnight. Attending one can be a complete plan, while treating them as consecutive chapters turns Saturday into a long open-air session. The club’s Thursday-to-Sunday model and its Montjuïc location supply the continuity; the lineups provide the contrast in pace.[1]

Plan the Montjuïc route

For this themed run, keep Thursday, October 1 at 22:00 for NewTone, then Saturday, October 3 at 19:00 for Jayda G or 23:59 for Guim. All three events take place at La Terrrazza, inside Poble Espanyol on Montjuïc. Check the official La Terrrazza pages and each event’s official listing again before travelling for admission details, set times, access information and any last-minute changes.[1]

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Sources

  1. LaTerrrazza – The Electronic Open Air Club — La Terrrazza
  2. Jayda G — Sony Music UK
  3. Jayda G Is The Environmental Scientist & House Music DJ/Producer The Planet Needs Right Now — Recording Academy