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The Brazilian New Year’s festival returns to Praia dos Carneiros from December 26, 2026 to January 2, 2027 with 94 artists, three stages and a new Wellness Club.
Réveillon Carneiros will celebrate its 10th anniversary with an eight-day edition on Brazil’s northeast coast. The festival will return to Praia dos Carneiros, in the state of Pernambuco, from December 26, 2026 to January 2, 2027.
This anniversary edition will revolve around the concept The Eternal Now, reflecting on the festival’s ten-year history and the meeting point between past, present and future: the now. At a time when our attention is constantly being drawn elsewhere, the concept asks a simple question: Are you here now?
The festival will bring together 94 artists from electronic and Brazilian music, spanning different scenes and generations. Black Coffee, Michael Bibi, ANOTR and Jamie Jones headline a lineup that also includes Jimi Jules, Kerri Chandler, Mau P, Monolink, WhoMadeWho, Hot Since 82, Carlita and Franky Rizardo.
The programme will also feature a series of special back-to-back sets, including Adriatique b2b Vintage Culture, Mochakk b2b Maz and Adam Ten b2b Mita Gami. Brazilian music will also play a key role, with Gilberto Gil performing alongside Gilsons, as well as forró artist João Gomes, Thiaguinho and Syon Trio.
Réveillon Carneiros will also introduce its first Wellness Club for the 2026/27 edition, created in collaboration with NOW Festival. Conceived as a daytime club with its own programme, the space will feature a sauna, ice baths and massage treatments, alongside workouts, yoga, pilates, talks and workshops. Guests will be able to come and go throughout the day, with access included in both the Full Pass and Night Pass. The Ritual programme will also return, offering meditation, sound healing and other wellness activities throughout the festival.
As part of its 10th anniversary celebrations, Réveillon Carneiros will expand to three stages with the addition of the new Labryinto Stage, joining the Main Stage and Trópico Stage. Created in collaboration with Labryinto, the collective behind gatherings in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, the new stage will combine electronic music with its own approach to architecture and production.
The Main Stage will host the festival’s larger-scale performances, while the Trópico Stage will offer a more intimate setting with a house-focused programme. Across the three spaces, the festival will explore different musical directions throughout its five Night Celebrations.
The Night Celebrations will run from 10pm to 6am, while the New Year’s Eve celebration will extend from 8pm to 8am. Both the Full Pass and Night Pass include an open bar and food throughout the night, with catering provided by Arcádia.
The programme will continue at Mouton Beach Club, with six sunset parties taking place from 4pm to 10pm. Villa Mouton will serve as the central meeting point throughout the experience, bringing together a range of services and amenities across the eight days.
The 2026/27 edition will mark a decade since Réveillon Carneiros held its first edition in Pernambuco. During this time, the festival has evolved from a local New Year’s celebration into an international event. The previous edition welcomed guests from 68 countries and every state in Brazil.
Ten years after that first New Year’s celebration in Carneiros, the festival returns to where it all began, looking back at its history while, at the same time, asking what it means to be present in the now.
Visit reveilloncarneiros.com/en for further information and tickets.
