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    Day Zero Festival Returns to Tulum in ‘25

    By Mark MancinoDecember 17, 2024
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    Damian Lazarus has announced the complete lineup for the 2025 return to the transcendental jungles of Tulum.

    Day Zero, the celebrated festival born in the jungles of Tulum in 2012, will return on January 11, 2025, with one of its most notable lineups to date. Curated by Damian Lazarus, the event fuses ancient Mayan tradition, cutting-edge electronic music, and immersive art for a singular experience beneath the transcendental jungle canopy. Over 70% of tickets are already sold, and with a roster this impressive, it’s no surprise.

    This year’s lineup spans global icons and fresh talent alike, led by pioneers Fatboy Slim, Major League DJz, Patrick Mason, and DJ Harvey. Joining them are scene-shaping names like Lee Burridge, Dubfire, Victor Calderone, and Lazarus himself, who will once again deliver a mind-melting sunrise set to cap off the night. The billing continues with eclectic innovators such as Carlita, Adam Ten, Sonja Moonear, Mita Gami, and Meera, alongside the likes of Francesca Lombardo, Anthony Middleton, and Bartolomeo.

    Day Zero remains committed to spotlighting Mexican talent, with its El Teatro stage dedicated exclusively to local artists. This year’s highlights include Sainte Vie (live), Secret Echoes (live), Roderic (live), and Sabrina, underscoring the festival’s deep respect for the culture and community that surrounds it. True to form, Day Zero combines world-class music with awe-inspiring production, laser beams piercing through the jungle, and art installations that blur the line between nature and imagination, all while Mayan guides honor the sacred land through traditional rituals.

    More than just a party, Day Zero continues its Crosstown Consciousness sustainability efforts, partnering with local initiatives to clean beaches, reforest Tulum, and transform plastic waste into energy. It’s this combination of cultural reverence, environmental responsibility, and sonic excellence that has solidified Day Zero as one of the most unique and transformative events in the world.

    Find more information and purchase tickets, HERE.

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