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Full Moon Sessions: how the 2026 season comes together
Twelve dates, three new locations and one rule we don't negotiate: the set starts when the sun touches the water.
The 2026 Full Moon Sessions season has twelve confirmed dates, one per full moon, and for the first time we're adding two locations away from the Tulum coast. The idea hasn't changed since the first edition: a long set, a controlled crowd and full audiovisual production so the night still exists after the night.
Every date is built three weeks out. We check tides, wind direction and the exact sunset time, because the start of the set is tied to the light and not to the clock. If the sun goes down at 7:12pm, the first track drops at 7:12pm.
Technically we stick with a line array system, subs buried in the sand and a low booth, so the DJ stands at the crowd's height instead of on a pedestal. Lighting is warm and minimal: no strobes, all designed so the video looks the way the place looks.
Dates are announced on the channel and in this section. If you're interested in playing one, the call for local artists opens two months before each edition.