Editorial
Adam Port closes Zamna Tulum's 10 years, and may not arrive alone
Sunday, January 10, 2027 in the Tulum jungle. The Keinemusik co-founder turns off the lights on Zamna's anniversary season. Support is still to be announced and the poster carries the Keinemusik logo: there are reasons to expect surprises.
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- When
- Sunday, January 10, 2027, from 10:00 pm
- Where
- Zamna Tulum, km 200 on highway 307, Tulum, Quintana Roo
- Line-up
- Adam Port + guests to be announced
- Tickets
- General from US$90 and VIP from US$350 (presale)
- Season
- Zamna's 10th anniversary: December 31 to January 10
- Age
- 18+ only
Ten years, ten nights and a single closing. Zamna chose Adam Port to turn off the lights on its anniversary season in Tulum: on Sunday, January 10, 2027, in the jungle where it all began, it will be the last party of a season that kicks off on December 31.
It's no ordinary choice. Closing a Zamna season is the heaviest slot on the calendar: people have been dancing for days, have already tried Renaissance, Anyma, Black Coffee and Adriatique, and reach the last night with everything or with nothing. For that moment you need someone who knows how to read a tired dance floor and light it up again.
WHO IS ADAM PORT
Adam Port is one of the founders of Keinemusik, the Berlin collective that turned melodic afro house into the sound of a generation. Together with &ME and Rampa, he took that sound from Berlin's small clubs to the biggest stages in the world.
In recent years his name has left the club circle. “Move,” the track he signed with Stryv and Keinemusik alongside Orso and Malachiii, became one of the most-streamed anthems of the scene and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Recording.
WILL THERE BE GUESTS?
Here's where it gets interesting. The date was announced under Adam Port's name and not as a Keinemusik night, and support is still marked “to be announced.” But the official poster carries the Keinemusik logo, and in Tulum that is never a minor detail.
The calendar also helps you dream. &ME plays Day Zero on Saturday, January 9, also in Tulum, right the night before the closing. The three Keinemusik members have a habit of sharing the booth when they coincide in a city, and a ten-year season seems like the perfect excuse for a surprise reunion.
Let it be clear: none of this is confirmed. But if any night of the season has the look of a surprise, it's this one. We'll watch for any announcement and tell you first in the community.
ZAMNA TURNS 10
Zamna was born in Tulum in 2017, with parties in the middle of the jungle that ended up defining January's electronic tourism on the Riviera Maya. From there it took its concept to other cities around the world. For the ten years, the season is made of separate nights, each with its own line-up and ticket, and it brings together people from more than a hundred countries.
TICKETS AND HOW TO GET THERE
Doors open at 10 pm and it's 18+ only. In presale, General admission starts at 90 dollars and VIP at 350 dollars. VIP includes a lounge area with a view of the stage, priority access, and its own bars and restrooms. There are also hotel packages and the Multipass, valid for several nights of the season. Prices go up as the phases advance.
Zamna is at kilometer 200 of federal highway 307, inland and not in the beach area. The best way is to arrive by taxi or with a driver, and book your ride back in advance: in January the exit traffic is part of the experience.
Our advice: if you can only go to one night of the season and you like afro house, make it this one. Bring comfortable shoes and your ticket downloaded on your phone, because the signal in the jungle fails just when you need it most.
“If any night of the season has the look of a surprise, it's this one.”