The new party in Madrid where hiding your identity is mandatory: masks, a live violinist, and more

Lots of half-marathons, lots of San Isidro, and lots of free concerts, but when it comes to parties, The Bridgertons were passing Madrid on the right. Where’s our masquerade ball? And our elegant romantic-comedy outfit? Doesn’t anyone think of Jane Austen anymore? Starting now, Mask On Party is coming to Madrid with a masquerade party where you can romanticize anonymity in the style of Romeo and Juliet (and not by shoving each other down Gran Vía).

What is Mask On Party?

An elegant masquerade party where the aesthetic is Marie Antoinette, but the music is Shôko. A live DJ and an electric violin provide the soundtrack for the two-and-a-half-hour party that makes up the experience. With a red, gold, and black theme, Mask On Party creates the kind of atmosphere of mystery and seduction found at masked balls—the kind we only see in movies but would love to experience in real life.

Why is it different from the typical “night out in Madrid”?

First, because masks are mandatory (you can bring your own from home or get one at the venue). And second, because it doesn’t go on until the wee hours, making it perfect both as a pre-party and for that friend who wants to go out without losing sleep. A party that doesn’t sacrifice style and also features a photo booth because, let’s be honest: masks look amazing on everyone.

Shôko is the venue chosen to host the arrival of Mask On Party in Madrid. And just like any self-respecting masquerade ball, the party is here for a limited time. And in this case, failing to get tickets in time means missing out on dancing to current hits while wearing a period mask (a dramatic consequence, if you ask us).