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Zamna Tulum announces 10th anniversary with Amnesia's Tulum debut, Renaissance NYE, ANYMA'S ÆDEN and more
Festivals

Zamna Tulum announces 10th anniversary with Amnesia's Tulum debut, Renaissance NYE, ANYMA'S ÆDEN and more

Amnesia will make its Tulum debut as part of the Ibiza club's 50th anniversary, joining Renaissance, ANYMA’s ÆDEN, Black Coffee, Adriatique’s X and Adam Port for Zamna Tulum's 10th anniversary season, 31st December to 10th January Zamna Tulum will mark 10 years with an anniversary season running from 31 December 2026 to 10 January 2027, returning to the jungle setting where it first began. Six event nights bring club brands, artists and large-scale productions to the Mexican Caribbean.

Christopher Kent·
AYÁ Festival reveals New Year's Eve lineup with Cassy, Chez Damier, Satoshi Tomiie, Sweely, Ahmed Spins, Brunello and more for six days on Brazil’s Ceará coast
Festivals

AYÁ Festival reveals New Year's Eve lineup with Cassy, Chez Damier, Satoshi Tomiie, Sweely, Ahmed Spins, Brunello and more for six days on Brazil’s Ceará coast

Boutique art and music festival AYÁ reveals its line-up as it returns to Brazil’s north-eastern coast from 27 December 2026 to 1 January 2027. Bringing six days of electronic music, art and outdoor experiences to the coastal destinations of Jericoacoara, Preá and Barrinha, the festival will welcome up to 2,000 guests for three open-bar party nights across five stages, alongside a wider programme of daytime wellness sessions and seminars, all included with the full festival pass.

Christopher Kent·
EXIT announces historic return to Serbia following student-led Election victory
Festivals

EXIT announces historic return to Serbia following student-led Election victory

EXIT has confirmed its return to Serbia. Three days after the student-backed list won the 25th October election, the festival announced its homecoming to Petrovaradin Fortress in July 2027. The festival was founded back in 2000 in Novi Sad as a student movement to vote out Milošević, and EXIT left Serbia in 2026 after publicly backing the student-led protests that followed the Novi Sad station collapse. Its team has always said it would return when freedom did. Since moving to the Fortress in 2001, EXIT has grown into one of Europe’s largest festivals, drawing around 200,000 visitors across four days. Its stages have hosted The Prodigy, Kraftwerk, Wu-Tang Clan, Arctic Monkeys, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and the Sex Pistols, alongside electronic music’s biggest names including Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Eric Prydz, Nina Kraviz, Charlotte de Witte and Tiësto. It closes a story that has run across the globe over the past year with events in Malta, Montenegro and Egypt, and now finally returning back to the Fortress where it all began.

Laureen Wirth·