ÆDEN lands in Tulum for Zamna's ten years with an unmatched line-up

When

January 4, 2027

Where

Zamna Tulum

Line-up

Anyma, CamelPhat, Son of Son, Korolova

Price

US$160 phase 1 General Admission

The ancient meets the future. That's how Anyma described the night he brings to the Maya jungle: monumental ruins crossed by futuristic conduits, a lost temple that wakes up only once. ÆDEN: The Lost Temple is the first ÆDEN show in Tulum, and the first time Matteo Milleri arrives in the jungle with his own world: with no Afterlife in between and without Tale Of Us at his side.

And it arrives at the perfect moment. Zamna celebrates 10 years with a season from December 31 to January 10, back at the place where it started in 2017. ÆDEN is one of its biggest nights.

If in 2027 you count only one night in Tulum, it will probably be this one.

FROM TALE OF US TO ANYMA: THE END OF AN ERA

For more than a decade, Matteo Milleri and Carmine Conte were Tale Of Us. They met studying music production in Milan, moved to Berlin and in 2016 founded Afterlife, which went from an event series in Barcelona to a label and the sound that defined cinematic melodic techno. Tulum was one of their homes: Afterlife threw parties at Zamna from its early years, and the jungle was where they premiered IDs and new stage structures.

In 2021 each opened his own path: Milleri as Anyma and Conte as MRAK. For almost two years there were rumors of a split. In January 2025, Tale Of Us didn't play Afterlife Tulum. In August 2026, the partners of the company behind Afterlife voted to remove Conte from management, and days later Milleri launched his own label, ÆDEN Records. MRAK released his debut album, We Don't Follow, in October.

Neither has officially announced the end of the duo, but the message is clear: each writes his own story. Anyma's returns to Tulum in a big way.

WHAT IS ÆDEN?

First came the Genesys trilogy, which made Anyma the first electronic artist to headline the Las Vegas Sphere with The End of Genesys. In February 2026 he announced the next step: ÆDEN, an audiovisual universe where melodic music, technology and visual storytelling fuse into a single show.

ÆDEN premiered on Coachella's main stage, had a summer residency at [UNVRS] Ibiza and toured Brussels, London, Beirut, Milan, Sydney, Mumbai and Paris. According to Pollstar, in its first 14 reported shows it averaged more than 17,000 tickets per date.

In Mexico it was already felt: on August 22, ÆDEN filled Estadio GNP Seguros with about 65,000 people, one of the biggest shows of this stage.

THE SCALE: THREE STAGES, ONE TEMPLE

In Mexico City, ÆDEN was a stadium with a four-name bill. In Tulum, the temple grows inward into the jungle: three stages and more than fifteen acts in a single night.

THE TEMPLE (main stage, melodic techno and house at peak hour): Anyma · CamelPhat · Cassian · Volkoder · Son of Son · PACS

THE GARDEN: Korolova · Adam Sellouk · Layla Benitez b2b 19:26 (exclusive set) · ZSS · Vomee · Hardt Antoine

THE ISLA (the deepest, most underground side): KAS:ST · Kasia b2b Baset · Stylo b2b Eli & Dani · Jast b2b SLVR · Skuro

It's not a show with opening acts. It's an entire festival built around a world.

WHO JOINS ANYMA

CamelPhat. The Liverpool duo behind the Grammy-nominated “Cola.” A heavyweight of the big dance floors and an old acquaintance of the melodic universe.

Cassian. Australian producer tied to Rose Avenue, RÜFÜS DU SOL's label. Luminous melodies that work the same at sunset as at 3 AM.

Korolova. One of the most visible faces of today's melodic techno, with festival energy and club punch. She leads The Garden.

Hardt Antoine. Resident at fabric London and named to DJ Mag's 2025 Ones to Watch list. House and techno with a soulful heart, now in garden mode.

The Isla is for those looking for the darkest, most driven sound of the night, with four back-to-backs on a single stage.

The show is independent, with its own tickets, and can also be redeemed with the Zamna Tulum 2027 Multipass. 18+ event.

Anyma filled a stadium in Mexico City. In Tulum the temple is smaller and the jungle doesn't expand. Your squad is already looking at tickets. Don't end up watching it on someone else's screen.

Tag whoever still says Tulum “isn't what it used to be.” Let them come and find out.