2027 • March 05 •• March 22
18 days of music culture and connection on the Caribbean coast
CHOOSE YOUR TRIBAL GATHERING EXPERIENCE
TRIBAL VILLAGE
Tribal Gathering is considered the most international gathering of indigenous people on earth
Expect over 150 indigenous people representing 40 tribes from around 30 countries.
180+ acts • FIVE STAGES • 18 DAYS
Discover an eclectic lineup of international, local and indigenous artists spanning global music, electronic sounds, live bands, circus performances and late-night gatherings.
GLOBAL STAGE
The Global Stage is the beating heart of Tribal Gathering, our main arena. Running every day across the full duration of the festival, it hosts an expansive programme of house, techno, dub, drum & bass, global bass and live international bands.
From sunset ceremonies and live performances to heavyweight late-night club sessions, the Global Stage is built for large-scale shared experiences. Massive sound, immersive lighting, circus moments, visual installations and performers from around the world.
This is where electronic music culture meets global traditions, with artists and audiences from every continent gathering together on one dancefloor.
Lineup to be announced.
LOTUS STAGE
The Lotus Stage is Tribal Gathering’s psychedelic sanctuary, hidden deep within the palms and running through the second week of the gathering. Dedicated to psytrance and underground psychedelic culture, it brings together international DJs, live acts and visual artists for a full-spectrum journey of sound, light and altered states.
Expect everything from progressive, forest, hi-tech, Goa, dark and more, projection mapping, amazing light shows and strictly organic stage designs.
Lineup to be announced.
TRIBAL STAGE
Located within the Tribal Village, the Tribal Stage is dedicated entirely to indigenous artists, musicians, dancers, DJs and producers from across the planet.
Throughout the gathering, tribal representatives share traditional music, dance ceremonies, storytelling, experimental collaborations and modern indigenous electronic performances. Ancient rhythms merge with new technologies as younger generations reinterpret their cultural identities through sound and performance.
Program evolving throughout the gathering.