Anyma will return to the Great Pyramids of Giza in 2027 for two new electronic performances titled “ÆDEN MILLENNIUM,” scheduled for March 19 and 26. This time, the Italian-American producer will be joined by Jean-Michel Jarre, marking the French electronic pioneer’s own return to Giza and expanding a project that follows Anyma’s two sold-out shows at the site in 2025.

Anyma is heading back to the Great Pyramids of Giza for two new performances in spring 2027, returning to the site of his sold-out 2025 concerts with a newly created production titled “ÆDEN MILLENNIUM.” The shows are scheduled for March 19 and 26 and will feature Jean-Michel Jarre alongside him.

The return follows two performances at the Pyramids in October 2025, where Anyma used the historic setting as the backdrop for a large-scale audiovisual production. According to representatives for the project, those concerts sold out and attracted visitors from 92 countries.

For the 2027 edition, Matteo Milleri - the producer and DJ behind Anyma - says he is preparing a completely new production rather than repeating the previous show.

“I’m working on a new, entirely unique production for our return in 2027,” he said in a statement, adding that the concept is being developed specifically around the scale, beauty and history of the location.

The title “ÆDEN MILLENNIUM” suggests the new shows will continue the visual and conceptual language already associated with Anyma’s live work, where electronic music is combined with large digital environments and narrative imagery. No full details of the new staging have been announced yet.

Jean-Michel Jarre’s involvement gives the two concerts another important electronic music connection. The French composer and performer has spent decades working with large outdoor productions and technology-driven live shows, making Giza a natural setting for his return.

Jarre is also returning to a location that has previously been part of his own performance history. His appearance on both March dates brings together two generations of electronic artists with very different careers but a shared interest in scale, visual production and site-specific performance.

Anyma described his previous Giza concerts as among the most memorable shows he has staged anywhere in the world. That experience appears to have shaped the decision to return rather than treat the 2025 performances as a one-off event.

The Great Pyramids have increasingly become a destination for major electronic concerts, with the architecture and open desert landscape allowing artists to build productions around one of the world’s most recognizable historical settings.

In Anyma’s case, the site also fits the visual language of his recent work, which frequently combines futuristic imagery with monumental spaces. The contrast between digital production and the ancient structures became a central part of the 2025 presentation.

The 2027 dates will come more than a year after that first appearance and are being presented as a new chapter rather than a continuation of the same show. The announcement emphasizes that the production is being rebuilt specifically for the return.

Anyma has spent recent years taking his live production to major venues around the world, with shows designed around synchronized visuals, large screens and electronic music performed in a tightly controlled audiovisual environment.

His Giza concerts, however, stood apart because the venue itself became part of the show. Rather than working inside an arena or purpose-built festival site, the production had to respond to the scale and historical weight of the surroundings.

The addition of Jean-Michel Jarre strengthens that connection. Jarre has long been associated with large-scale public performances, often staged in architecturally or culturally significant locations and built around ambitious lighting and visual systems.

That makes the pairing more than a standard guest appearance. Both artists have made visual presentation a major part of their live work, even though their musical careers belong to different periods of electronic music.

The 2027 concerts are currently scheduled as two separate nights, March 19 and March 26. No further dates at the site have been announced in connection with “ÆDEN MILLENNIUM.”

Details about the full running order, additional guests or whether the two nights will feature identical performances have not yet been revealed.

For Anyma, the announcement confirms that the Great Pyramids of Giza will remain part of his live plans after the response to the 2025 shows. His own statement focuses less on recreating what already happened and more on building something new for the setting.

The two dates therefore return him to one of the most distinctive venues of his recent career, this time with Jean-Michel Jarre sharing the stage and a new production designed specifically for Giza.

“ÆDEN MILLENNIUM” takes place on March 19 and 26, 2027, with both concerts set against the Great Pyramids and conceived as a fresh production for Anyma’s return to Egypt.