Best Concert Of 2025? Anyma’s Iconic Show At The Pyramids in Egypt

Crazy Staff
Oct 17
2 min read

Move over, pop headliners — Anyma just redefined what a live set can be.

Quick Take:

Anyma performed a two-part set at Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza — blending history, technology, and pure sonic art.
The visuals and energy turned one of the world’s oldest wonders into a digital dreamscape, racking up over 10M views online.
Next stop? Coachella 2026, where his new Æden show could redefine what a festival performance looks like.

Nicko Guihal

When Anyma took the stage at Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza, time seemed to bend. It wasn’t just another DJ set — it was an experience that blurred the lines between ancient wonder and future sound.

Nicko Guihal

Under the desert night sky, framed by stone and starlight, Anyma delivered what many are calling the most visually and sonically stunning concert of 2025.

Nicko Guihal

The performance — part of his Quantum and End of Genesys double set — pulled tens of thousands of fans into an atmosphere that felt more spiritual than club-like.

With immersive visuals, haunting techno compositions, and his signature narrative structure, Anyma turned one of the world’s oldest landmarks into a digital cathedral. Clips from the night have already surpassed 10 million views across social platforms, with fans calling it “unreal,” “transcendent,” and “the future of live music.”

But this wasn’t just spectacle — it was intention. Every beat, every flash of light seemed designed to explore the intersection between human emotion and technology, an ongoing theme in Anyma’s work. Where some artists chase virality, he creates immersion.

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And now, he’s bringing that same energy to Coachella 2026. Amid a lineup stacked with pop powerhouses like Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G, Anyma represents something else entirely — an act that doesn’t just perform, but transforms. His upcoming Æden show is rumored to expand on the Pyramids production, promising an experience that will make even the biggest headliners look twice.