Dancing as the sun rises over the Jordanian Mountains with the world’s best party people remains one of global rave’s most breathtaking experiences.Īs always, Damian Lazarus and his team take the utmost care to honor and protect the sacred lands in which Day Zero takes place. The Mountain of Masada is one of Israel’s most storied historical locations, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, that sits on the shores of the Dead Sea and traces its origins to 30BC. 15,000 party people came from all over the world to celebrate the first edition, and when Damian played a reworked version of Bill Withers, “Lovely Day,” as the sun came up, the desert went into a mass of joyful madness It is here that the frequencies of the world’s best electronic music echo through canyons carved over millennia, a sacred pilgrimage first set forth by Canaanites, Reubens, Gads and many others. Known since its 2019 launch as a gathering as deep and otherworldly as the land on which it is hosted, revelers will be guided through a hero’s journey from sundown to sunrise amidst the great expanse of the Dead Sea. Today, Damian and his dedicated team celebrate the return of Day Zero Masada: Dweller of the Dead Sea, touching down at the historic mountain of Masada and lowest part of the world on September 16, 2022. From the ancient Mayan civilizations, the elite experience-crafters now focus on the Bedouin tribes and nomadic peoples of all creeds and cultures that have crossed the Dead Sea region. No matter which sacred grounds it inhabits, Day Zero brings forth earth shattering music curation combined with industry-leading production, creating the ideal environment for dancefloor transcendence. Day Zero Festival is returning to the Masada mountains in Israel.ĭamian Lazarus’ Day Zero remains an essential marking of time for the global electronic music community, a signal of new beginnings and a party that connects the physical and spiritual realms.įounded in the jungles of Tulum in 2012, the event has grown from a humble gathering into one of the world’s most celebrated festivals.
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