Saturday, January 9, 2027 · Tulum, Mexico · Sunset to sunrise
Day Zero returns to the Tulum jungle on January 9 for its 2027 edition, Begin Again. Created and selected by Damian Lazarus, the festival brings 30 announced artists across 3 stages, with one more special guest still to be revealed. The music runs through the night from sunset into sunrise. Exact gate times, set times, and the final stage schedule have not yet been published.
This is one of the Tulum events where the setting matters as much as the names on the poster. The stages sit deep in the jungle, with large-scale production, live performance, art, fire, ceremony, and spaces built into the natural surroundings. Day Zero also works with local Maya spiritual leaders, who have been part of the event since its early editions.
Day Zero Tulum 2027 lineup
The 2027 lineup moves between house, techno, minimal, live electronic music, and the harder-to-label sounds Day Zero has always made room for.
&ME · Antaares · Badwolf · Brunello · Chloé Caillet · Culoe De Song · Damian Lazarus · Dan Ghenacia · Deer Jade · Hardt Antoine · Jane Fitz · Jawar · Jhony Chief (Live) · Katana · KinAhau · LP Giobbi · LUM · Mary Jane · Mira · Mita Gami · Rafael · Robag Wruhme · RPR Soundsystem (Raresh, Rhadoo & Petre Inspirescu) · Satori (Live) · Secret Echoes (Live) · Soul of Hex · Tiga · Victor Calderone · Vintage Culture · Wadley (Live)
Plus one very special guest still to be announced.
There are obvious headline names in &ME, Vintage Culture, LP Giobbi, Tiga, Victor Calderone and Mita Gami, but some of the more interesting bookings sit elsewhere on the bill. Jane Fitz and Dan Ghenacia bring the deeper club side; RPR Soundsystem reunites Romanian minimal figures Raresh, Rhadoo and Petre Inspirescu; Satori and Secret Echoes appear live; and Damian Lazarus returns as both founder and performer.
Day Zero will also bring back El Teatro, its stage focused on Mexican electronic music. The festival has used it to give local artists their own part of the programme rather than placing a handful of Mexican names around an otherwise international lineup.
The special guest
Holding back part of the lineup has become a Day Zero habit.
For 2025, Michael Bibi was announced later as a special guest, followed by Solomun, whose Day Zero debut was revealed only the day before the festival.
The 2026 edition followed the same idea, adding Mahmut Orhan and then Marco Carola as special guests after the original lineup announcement.
For 2027, the poster once again leaves one name open as “Very Special Guest.” No clues have been confirmed yet.
What to expect
Day Zero is not set up like a standard one-stage Tulum party. The 2027 edition has 3 stages, so the night is designed to be moved through rather than watched from one position. Alongside the music, previous editions have included live performers, ceremony, art installations and smaller areas away from the main stages.
The surroundings are part of the experience. The jungle, caves, cenotes and naturally formed spaces around the site have influenced how Day Zero has been designed since its move into the Tulum area.
Day Zero also runs environmental and community projects around Tulum. Its recent work includes installing 80 solar street lights in Dos Ojos, organizing microplastic beach cleanups and maintaining a plastic-free market inside the event.
Day Zero Tulum 2027 tickets
The first Tickets of Trust release sold out. General Release tickets go on sale Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
People registered in advance get access at 12pm Tulum time, followed by the public release at 4pm Tulum time.
Day Zero Tulum 2027 at a glance
Date: Saturday, January 9, 2027
Location: Tulum jungle / Cenotes Dos Ojos area
Hours: Sunset to sunrise; exact times TBA
Stages: 3
Artists announced: 30 + 1 special guest TBA
Music: House, techno, minimal and live electronic music
Founder & curator: Damian Lazarus
Tickets: General Release August 25
Set times: TBA