Anyma and Jean-Michel Jarre return to the Pyramids of Giza in 2027
ÆDEN MILLENNIUM is a bespoke show for Giza, announced with a drone display over Cairo. Artist presale opens November 18.
Anyma is going back to the Pyramids of Giza in 2027, and Jean-Michel Jarre is returning to the site alongside him. The show is called ÆDEN MILLENNIUM, and Anyma announced it with a drone display over Cairo.
It follows Anyma’s sold-out two-part show at the Pyramids in October 2025, which drew fans from 92 countries. For Jarre, a long-time UNESCO ambassador, it is a return to the site where he saw in the new millennium on New Year’s Eve 1999 with his 12-hour concept event ‘The Twelve Dreams Of The Sun’. “It’s exciting to return with Anyma, who shares that same spirit of exploration,” Jarre said.
Anyma is building a bespoke new show for Giza. It promises light shows and digital art not yet seen on the ÆDEN tour, with a narrative about technology, mythology, nature and humanity. He is designing the arena and staging with Egyptologist Dr. Ashraf Mohie El-Din, Director-General of the Giza Pyramids area. “I’m working on a new, entirely unique production for our return in 2027,” Anyma said.
ÆDEN premiered at his Coachella headline set this year. It has since reached 65,000 people in Mexico City, set a record in Shanghai as China’s largest-ever electronic headline show and sold out shows from Milan to Singapore.
Artist presale opens November 18 at 2pm GMT, with general sale on November 19 at 2pm GMT. More acts will be announced soon.
