Electronic producer and DJ Anyma has announced a return to Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza in 2027, with a new production planned for the site as part of his ÆDEN tour, Digital Music News reports.

The announcement follows two sold-out performances at the Pyramids in October 2025. An artist presale for the return engagement begins Nov. 18, with the general onsale following Nov. 19, according to the report by Ashley King.

Anyma said the earlier performances stood out even after taking his show to venues around the world. He described the two-part Giza appearance as “by far one of the most memorable” experiences of recent years.

“I’m working on a new, entirely unique production for our return in 2027, especially paying tribute to the magnitude of the area’s beauty and history,” he said. “I can’t wait to share ÆDEN with you in Egypt next year.”

The planned production will involve Egyptologist Dr. Ashraf Mohie El-Din, director-general of the Giza Pyramids. Anyma intends to work with him to design a show specifically for the setting. ÆDEN debuted in April during Anyma’s headlining Coachella set, and the artist has since been touring in support of it.

The report also quoted Jarre accepting Anyma’s invitation to collaborate. Jarre recalled welcoming the new millennium at the Great Pyramids with an ambition to connect the ancient setting and the future through music, light and technology.

“It’s exciting to return with Anyma, who shares that same spirit of exploration, and imagine a new chapter together,” Jarre said.

El-Din welcomed the return, describing Anyma’s stage production, lighting and digital art as a dialogue between ancient history and the future. He said the 2025 event had brought a new international audience to Egypt to experience its culture and history, an ambition he hopes to expand in 2027.

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