Zamna has announced the second phase of its 2026 Sharm El Sheikh festival line-up, with Marco Carola, CamelPhat, Gordo and Elvis Guetta joining the bill this November. The three-day event will return to Khoroum Valley from November 20 to 22, bringing some of the biggest names in dance music to Egypt's Sinai Desert.
New Acts and Returning Favourites
Techno favourite Marco Carola, house duo CamelPhat and Gordo are among the latest acts confirmed for the festival. Elvis Guetta, son of superstar DJ David Guetta, will also make his Egypt debut, bringing his own house and disco sound to the event.
The new additions build on an already stacked bill featuring Sasha and John Digweed, Korolova, Mind Against, MRAK, Mëstiza and SHIMZA, with further special guests still to be announced. Also joining the line-up are Major League DJZ, Brina Knauss, Asal b2b Sona, Zamna Sound System, Dish Dash, La Familia, Baz and Haz, Mballa and Minds of Lust.
Expanded Production and Venue
The expanded programme marks another major milestone for Zamna's return to Sharm El Sheikh, with the 2026 edition set to welcome up to 20,000 visitors per day. Following its debut in 2025, the festival is returning with expanded production at Khoroum Valley, a striking natural venue surrounded by the dramatic rock formations of the South Sinai desert.
Just 15 minutes from Sharm El Sheikh's city centre and international airport, the location will be transformed after dark with immersive lighting and large-scale stage production, creating a distinctive setting for three nights of electronic music.
Line-up Highlights and Festival Details
Festival organisers are bringing together international headliners and regional talent, with Carola's driving techno, CamelPhat's melodic house sound and Gordo's bass-heavy beats adding to the musical mix. South African duo Major League DJZ will bring their signature Afro-house style, while Guetta's appearance adds another name to the festival's growing international appeal.
Getting to the desert venue is also designed to be straightforward, with shuttle transfers running from partner hotels across Sharm El Sheikh. The site will feature premium bars and curated dining, with a strict Leave-No-Trace policy in place to help protect the surrounding landscape.
General Admission tickets provide access across all three days, while VIP booths and tables are available on request. The event is strictly for guests aged 18 and over, with valid photo identification required for entry. Tickets are available now through khoroumvalley.com, with more artists expected to be announced ahead of the November festival.