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Zamna Tulum Celebrates 10 Years With 10-Day Anniversary Event

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Zamna Tulum celebrates its 10th anniversary with a 10-day run in Tulum from December 31, 2026 to January 10, 2027, returning to the place where the festival first began

Zamna Tulum will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a 10-day event running from December 31, 2026 to January 10, 2027 in Tulum, Mexico. First launched in the Mexican Caribbean in 2017, Zamna has since grown far beyond its original jungle setting. Its events now take place across Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. The anniversary brings the brand back to Tulum for what it is calling its biggest edition there yet. More artists, programming and special announcements are still to come.

 

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From the Tulum Jungle to a Global Festival Brand

Over the past decade, Zamna Tulum has welcomed some of electronic music’s biggest names. These include 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, Anyma, Boris Brejcha, Michael Bibi and Mochakk. Those lineups are paired with large-scale stage builds, lighting, LED installations and sound production. Together, they have made the Tulum edition one of the brand’s most recognisable events.

 

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What started in Tulum has since expanded into events in Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, Miami, New York, São Paulo, Dubai and Malta. The Zamna on the Beach series has also travelled to Çeşme, Mykonos, Porto Cervo, the French Riviera, Puglia, Albania and Montenegro. Zamna now reports more than 500,000 registered users and 1.6 million followers across social media. Its annual Tulum season also attracts attendees from more than 100 countries.

To mark the 10th anniversary, Zamna has released a commemorative video looking back at its first decade. The video covers the artists, destinations and performances that have been part of its growth. It also serves as the first major anniversary announcement, with more details for the upcoming Tulum season still to come.

Ten Days in Tulum for Zamna’s 10th Anniversary

The anniversary celebration will run from New Year’s Eve through January 10, 2027. That gives Zamna Tulum ten days to mark the milestone in the same destination where its story started. The full schedule has not been announced yet, with more artists and special programming still to be revealed.

Attendees planning to experience several dates can also use the Zamna Tulum Multipass, with the second ticket tier now available. The pass lets attendees choose three event days during the anniversary season. This gives them access to multiple Zamna events with one pass while allowing them to decide which dates fit their trip.

After ten years of taking Zamna from Tulum to destinations around the world, the 10th anniversary brings the focus back to its original home. The celebration will stretch across ten days, with more announcements still ahead. The 2027 Tulum season is set to be one of the brand’s biggest yet.

Tickets for the Zamna Tulum 10th anniversary Multipass are available now.

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With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.