Zamna Tulum is marking a decade in business the way you’d expect from a brand that turned a jungle party into a global electronic music platform — by throwing its biggest edition yet. The festival has announced a 10-day anniversary celebration running December 31, 2026 through January 10, 2027, bringing the event back to the Tulum jungle where it all began.
To kick things off, Zamna released a commemorative anniversary video looking back at the artists, performances, and moments that built the brand over the past ten years. According to organizers, it’s just the first of several announcements coming as the festival gears up for its landmark Tulum edition.
Since launching in the Mexican Caribbean back in 2017, Zamna has built a reputation for booking some of the biggest names across house and techno. Over the years, its jungle stages have hosted sets from Black Coffee, Tale Of Us, Keinemusik, David Guetta, RÜFÜS DU SOL, John Summit, Diplo, Peggy Gou, ARTBAT, Solomun, Adriatique, Tiësto, Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Vintage Culture, Seth Troxler, Loco Dice, Dixon, Honey Dijon, Gorillaz, Joseph Capriati, Anyma, Boris Brejcha, Anotr, Michael Bibi, Mochakk, and Carola, among others. That lineup history is a big part of why the festival carries the weight it does within the scene.
What started as a relatively intimate gathering has since expanded well beyond Mexico, with Zamna now running events across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Its signature formula — world-class electronic bookings paired with immersive production and cultural programming — has traveled well, but Tulum remains the flagship. Each year, the original edition pulls in hundreds of thousands of attendees from more than 100 countries, turning the coastal town into something of a dance music melting pot for the holiday season.
Production Has Always Been Central to the Zamna Identity
Anyone who’s been to a Zamna show knows the production is as much a draw as the lineup. The festival has built its identity around architectural-scale stage builds, massive LED walls, elaborate lighting rigs, and sound design meant to envelop the crowd rather than just fill space. Each stage is treated as its own environment, with visuals designed to evolve as the night progresses rather than stay static.
The anniversary video ties all of that together, tracing the festival’s evolution while teasing what’s coming for the 10th anniversary edition. It’s framed as a celebration of the brand’s past, present, and next chapter — with Tulum once again serving as the meeting point.
Alongside the video reveal, Zamna has also opened the second ticket tier for the Zamna Tulum Multipass, giving fans a flexible way to lock in access across the 10-day run. More lineup and event details are expected in the coming weeks as the anniversary rollout continues.
