Anyma is heading back to the Great Pyramids of Giza for two major headline shows in spring 2027, and he is bringing electronic music legend Jean-Michel Jarre with him.

The DJ and producer has announced ÆDEN MILLENNIUM, a pair of performances at the iconic Egyptian landmark that will see him return to one of the most memorable venues of his career following his sold-out shows at the site in October 2025.

The announcement was revealed through a drone display above Cairo, with hundreds of drones forming the shape of a pyramid before unveiling the dates for the forthcoming concerts.

The shows will also mark a return to Giza for Jarre, whose groundbreaking New Year's Eve 1999 event, The Twelve Dreams Of The Sun, welcomed the new millennium at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Anyma explained that his previous performances at the pyramids inspired him to create a brand-new production for the venue.

He said: "I've been fortunate enough to bring my show to some incredible venues around the world in the past few years, but the two-part show at the Pyramids of Giza has been by far one of the most memorable.

"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. I can't wait to share ÆDEN MILLENNIUM with you in Egypt next year."

The collaboration brings together two artists known for combining music, technology, visual storytelling and large-scale spectacle.

Jarre said: "Delighted to accept Anyma's invitation to join forces. 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.

"It's exciting to return with Anyma, who shares that same spirit of exploration, and imagine a new chapter together."

The pair's 2027 performances will continue the tradition of ambitious live productions at the historic site, with organisers promising a bespoke staging concept created specifically for the location.

The arena and stage design are being developed in collaboration with Egyptologist and Director-General of the Giza Pyramids area Dr Ashraf Mohie El-Din, with particular attention being paid to protecting the ancient surroundings.

He said: "We are honoured and excited to once again welcome Anyma to the Great Pyramids. Bringing his cutting-edge stage production, lighting and digital art to our beloved pyramids creates a fascinating dialogue between our ancient history and the future.

"The 2025 event brought a whole new audience from around the world to Egypt to experience our rich culture and ancient history, and we are excited to expand that ambition again in 2027."

Anyma's previous Giza performances attracted fans from 92 countries, and organisers are expecting another global audience for the new dates.

The shows follow a busy period for the producer, who launched his ÆDEN live production at Coachella in 2026 before taking it around the world. The spectacle has since been performed for 65,000 fans in Mexico City, featured at what was billed as China's biggest electronic headline show in Shanghai, and played to sold-out crowds from Milan to Singapore.

For the Giza concerts, Anyma is creating an entirely new version of the production that will feature fresh visuals, digital artwork and a narrative exploring technology, mythology, nature and humanity.

Additional acts for both dates are expected to be announced in the coming weeks, while artist pre-sale tickets go live on November 18 at 2pm GMT, ahead of the general sale on November 19 at 2pm GMT.