Zamna Tulum Is About to Reveal Its 2027 Festival Lineup

Tulum, Quintana Roo — The countdown to Tulum’s winter festival season has officially begun. Zamna Festival says it will begin revealing the first parties and artists for its 2027 season in early September. The announcement has already set off speculation about which international DJs will return to the jungle, with Anyma currently at the center of the conversation.

The upcoming season marks Zamna’s tenth anniversary, giving organizers a good reason to deliver something bigger than usual. Over the past decade, the festival has grown from a Tulum event into an international electronic-music brand with productions across Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.

For now, the only confirmed Tulum offering is the Multipass Zamna Tulum 2027, valid for the season beginning on New Year’s Eve.

The pass provides codes redeemable for three festival tickets once the individual events are announced. First-release general admission is priced at $250 USD, while VIP passes start at $450.

Buying early requires a little faith. Festival-goers will not know exactly which parties they can choose from until Zamna publishes the calendar. But for anyone planning several nights out during the season, the multipass could be more economical than purchasing three individual tickets later.

Could Anyma bring ÆDEN to Tulum?

The loudest rumor is that Anyma may return with ÆDEN, his latest large-scale audiovisual production.

Anyma, the performance project of producer Matteo Milleri, has a history with Zamna. His 2024 presentation of The End of Genesys became one of that season’s most talked-about shows.

ÆDEN takes the concept further, pairing melodic techno with enormous digital characters, cinematic imagery and a new production designed for arenas and large outdoor stages. Anyma brought the show to Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros on August 22 following its debut during the 2026 Coachella season.

Zamna has recently shared ÆDEN-related material on its social channels, which has naturally encouraged the rumors. Neither Zamna nor Anyma, however, has confirmed a Tulum performance.

Anyma’s current tour schedule includes Vancouver, Istanbul, Milan, Madrid, Sydney, Athens, Mumbai and Paris. Tulum is not listed, although additional dates could still be announced.

For potential festival-goers, the next few days should bring the information that matters most: who is playing, on which nights and how much individual tickets will cost.

Until then, ÆDEN in the Tulum jungle remains a very tempting possibility, but not yet something to book a flight around.