Featuring Adam Ten, WhoMadeWho, ARTBAT, Jamie Jones, Black Coffee, Mochakk, Vintage Culture, and more.
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BOMA returns to Rio de Janeiro for Carnival 2026 with its most ambitious program to date: a full week of open-air parties at the iconic Museu do Amanhã. Running from February 13th to 21st, the Brazilian platform will host six curated nights bringing together global electronic talent and local creative energy in one of Latin America’s most striking venues.
The lineup includes Jamie Jones, Black Coffee, Mochakk, ARTBAT, CamelPhat, Carlita, LP Giobbi, Vintage Culture, Dennis Cruz, Bob Moses (club set), WhoMadeWho (hybrid set), Kölsch, and more. Set against the futuristic architecture of the museum and the backdrop of Guanabara Bay, each night explores a different sonic palette—from afro-house and melodic techno to sunrise-driven house rituals.
Opening on February 13th with Jamie Jones, Adam Ten b2b Mita Gami, Miguelle & Tons, and GIU, the series blends BOMA’s boutique vision with Carnival’s collective spirit. February 14th sees Black Coffee joined by Carlita, Ahmed Spins, Bhaskar, Malive, Jackson, and Unfazed in a groove-heavy showcase of afro-house. February 16th features Mochakk, Dennis Cruz, and Bob Moses alongside visual art icons OsGemeos.
On February 17th, ARTBAT, CamelPhat, LP Giobbi, Departamento, and Tato take over for a night of widescreen, cinematic club music. February 20th —dubbed Champions Friday—features Vintage Culture, WhoMadeWho, Omri, Eli Iwasa, and Doozie, aligning with the announcement of the winning samba school. The journey closes February 21st in collaboration with Dawn Patrol, featuring Maz, Antdot, Kölsch, Riascode, and Bakka.
Held at the Museu do Amanhã, designed by Santiago Calatrava, the series merges architecture, sound, and ritual. What began as a party has evolved into a multidisciplinary platform where music, art, and identity intersect.
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