Anyma is going back to the Great Pyramids of Giza in March 2027, and he is bringing Jean-Michel Jarre with him. The two shows, called ÆDEN Millennium, are on March 19 and March 26, and Jarre joins Anyma on both nights.
Anyma's two-part show at the pyramids in October 2025 sold out, and the organizers say it drew fans from 92 countries. Jarre played Giza to see in the year 2000. His concert, "The Twelve Dreams of the Sun," ran from New Year's Eve 1999 into the morning, and his official archive puts the crowd at 120,000.
That night, the pyramids barely showed. A thick fog left them almost invisible, and most of the planned projections were dropped, according to Jarre's archive.
"When I welcomed the new Millennium at the Great Pyramids of Egypt, my ambition was to create a dialogue between this ancient setting and the future through music, light and technology," Jarre said in the announcement. Anyma says he is working on "a new, entirely unique production" for Giza, and the announcement promises light shows and digital art not seen anywhere else on the ÆDEN tour.
The arena and staging are being designed with Egyptologist Dr. Ashraf Mohie El-Din, Director-General of the Giza Pyramids area, with "attention and care paid to the sensitive nature of the ancient site." Charlotte de Witte closed Starlight Festival on the same plateau in October.
The dates were revealed with a drone show above Giza on November 10. DRNS, the Greek company that produced it, says it flew 2,000 drones, and the announcement says they formed a pyramid before spelling out the dates.
ÆDEN launched at Anyma's Coachella headline set in April and has since sold out shows in Shanghai and Mexico City. More acts for both Giza nights are still to be announced.
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