Zamna Tulum Lineup Brings Amnesia’s Debut and Anyma’s ÆDEN to Its 10th Anniversary

Zamna held its first event in the Tulum jungle in 2017. The Zamna Tulum lineup for its 10th anniversary now fills six nights, December 31 to January 10.

The biggest addition is Amnesia. The Ibiza club will make its Tulum debut on January 2 as part of its own 50th anniversary, one of six separate events scheduled at the jungle venue on the highway toward Felipe Carrillo Puerto.

For Tulum, the series covers the busiest stretch of the winter calendar, from New Year's Eve through the days after Three Kings Day. It also brings the anniversary of a brand that grew from this coast into an international events platform back to its birthplace.

Each night is a standalone event with its own headliner and tickets.

Renaissance opens the season on New Year's Eve

The anniversary starts December 31 with Renaissance Tulum NYE. The British brand brings Sasha, Maceo Plex, Sébastien Léger, and Ida Engberg, with more names to come.

Sasha's name has been linked to Renaissance since the 1990s, when he and John Digweed recorded the label's first mix compilation. Maceo Plex is a familiar face here: he appears on the list of artists who have played Zamna Tulum in past seasons.

Amnesia brings its 50th anniversary from Ibiza

On January 2, Amnesia stages its first night in Tulum. The club opened in Ibiza in 1976 and is celebrating five decades this year, and the Zamna date takes that celebration across the Atlantic.

Anyma's ÆDEN The Lost Temple takes January 4

Anyma, the solo project of Italian producer Matteo Milleri of Tale Of Us, presents ÆDEN The Lost Temple Tulum on January 4. The production pairs electronic music with immersive visual storytelling and was the first show Zamna confirmed for the anniversary back in September.

The night has dedicated ticketing, separate from the rest of the season. Event listings on Resident Advisor show it running from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Black Coffee returns on Three Kings Day

Black Coffee takes January 6, the same day Mexico celebrates Día de Reyes. The South African DJ and producer, one of the leading names in Afro house, has headlined Zamna Tulum in previous seasons and returns for the anniversary with an Afro house set.

Adriatique's X and Adam Port close the run

Swiss duo Adriatique bring their X concept on January 8, a multidisciplinary format that pairs their music with visual work and goes beyond a standard DJ set.

Two nights later, on January 10, Adam Port closes the program. He is a member of the Berlin collective Keinemusik, which has also headlined Zamna Tulum in previous years.

How tickets for the Zamna Tulum lineup work

The main option is the Zamna Tulum Multipass, which lets attendees choose three event days from the anniversary calendar. Each night also has its own individual tickets, with the Anyma show on dedicated ticketing. All sales run through zamnafestival.com.

The Multipass went on sale in September, before any artist had been announced, as detailed in our report on the 10-day season.

From the Tulum jungle to 27 countries

Since 2017, Zamna has expanded with editions in Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East. Organizers report more than two million attendees across 27 countries and over 70 cities.

The Tulum venue remains the original. Over the past decade, its stages have hosted Tale Of Us, Solomun, Peggy Gou, ARTBAT, and RÜFÜS DU SOL, among others.

For the anniversary, organizers say they will keep the formula that built that reputation, with large-format stages, lighting, LED installations, and sound production set inside the jungle.

Doors open on December 31. By January 10, when Adam Port plays the final set, Zamna will have closed its first decade in the same jungle where it began.

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