Anyma will return to Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza for two ÆDEN MILLENNIUM concerts on March 19 and 26, 2027, joined by Jean-Michel Jarre on both nights. The new production is being developed specifically for the historic setting, bringing electronic music and digital art together. For Jarre, it marks a return to the site of his 1999 millennium performance. Artist presale begins November 18, followed by general sales November 19.
Anyma is heading back to the Great Pyramids of Giza with a collaborator whose own history at the Egyptian landmark goes back to the last night of 1999. Jean-Michel Jarre will join the producer for two ÆDEN MILLENNIUM concerts, scheduled for Friday, March 19, and Friday, March 26, 2027. Both dates have been confirmed, rather than a single appearance by the French musician.
The announcement arrived on November 11, 2026, accompanied by a drone display above Cairo. Illuminated formations outlined a pyramid before revealing the dates. The launch introduced a partnership built around an unusual meeting of musical histories: a contemporary artist whose shows use immersive digital imagery and a composer who helped establish large-scale electronic performances in public spaces.
The Giza plateau is already familiar territory for Anyma. In October 2025, he staged two sold-out shows there, bringing his audiovisual work to a setting normally encountered through archaeology and tourism. Representatives of the event say those concerts attracted attendees from 92 countries. That figure comes from the organizers’ account and should not be mistaken for an independently audited attendance statistic.
Anyma’s 2027 presentation is not being advertised as a revival of the previous production. In his announcement, the producer described the two-part 2025 event as one of his most memorable experiences onstage. He also said he was creating an entirely new show that would acknowledge the beauty and history of its surroundings. The distinction matters: the location is returning, but the production is intended to change.
ÆDEN MILLENNIUM takes its name from Anyma’s newer audiovisual universe, introduced during his Coachella performance in 2026. ÆDEN combines electronic tracks with digital imagery and a narrative built around technology, nature and mythology. The Egypt dates will receive their own presentation. Organizers have described specially developed visual and lighting elements, although a complete stage design and running order have not been made public.
Jean-Michel Jarre’s involvement gives the project a direct link to another moment in Giza’s concert history. On New Year’s Eve 1999, he staged The Twelve Dreams of the Sun, a 12-hour event marking the arrival of the new millennium. Music and lighting were used to create a relationship with the ancient landscape. His return in March will come more than 27 years after that performance.
Jean-Michel Jarre welcomed the invitation from his younger colleague. Looking back at the millennium event, he explained that his intention had been to create a dialogue between the ancient surroundings and the future through sound, light and technology. He sees a similar spirit in the new partnership, even as the available digital tools and the audience for electronic music have changed substantially.
Long before today’s screen-led festival productions, Jarre was presenting electronic music on an unusually large scale. His career includes concerts in outdoor settings where the surrounding architecture formed part of the experience. That background makes his role more substantial than a guest name on a poster. Anyma and Jarre have explored how performance can extend beyond a conventional stage, though their musical languages emerged decades apart.
For Anyma, the timing also follows a significant anniversary for the French artist. Oxygene, his 1976 album, turns 50 in 2026, and he has marked the occasion with concerts and a special edition scheduled for November 20. The project revisits recordings that helped introduce electronic music to a wider audience. The Giza announcement connects that retrospective year with plans for another large outdoor presentation.
Anyma is the performing name of Matteo Milleri, the Italian-American DJ and producer associated with melodic techno and digital art. His GENESYS series made visual storytelling central to the way his tracks were presented onstage. The more recent ÆDEN show continues that approach, using technology as a component of the performance rather than simply a backdrop for the music.
Anyma’s organizers say the staging is being planned with the area’s archaeological sensitivities in mind. Preparations involve cooperation with Ashraf Mohie El-Din, the official responsible for the Giza Pyramids site. The detail is relevant to a performance that proposes to place new visual technologies beside ancient structures. Specific technical arrangements and protections have not yet been released in full.
Jarre is confirmed for both March dates, but the wider lineups remain incomplete. Additional acts are expected to be announced, and there has been no detailed explanation of how the two headlining artists will share the stage. Whether their appearances include a joint set or separate performances has not been established publicly. The announcement confirms the collaboration without providing a full minute-by-minute schedule.
Artist presale begins Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at 4 p.m. Eastern European Time, which is also 4 p.m. in Greece. General sales open Thursday, November 19, at the same time. Fans can register for presale access through the official event page. Ticket categories and prices have not yet been confirmed in the materials released with the announcement.
Both dates fall on Fridays, a week apart. Entry arrangements, performance times and other details remain unannounced. Visitors should rely on updated instructions for 2027 rather than arrangements used at the earlier shows.
Anyma’s two performances bring different timelines back to the same Egyptian location. Anyma is returning after his recent pair of concerts; Jarre is revisiting the setting of an ambitious millennium celebration. For now, their collaboration is confirmed, with more performers and production information to come. The next milestones are the artist presale on November 18 and the general ticket release on November 19.
