The one will return to the former Masada lands in Israel on September 16, 2022 alongside DJ Tennis, Anfisa Letyago, Danny Tenaglia, Sasha, Chloé Caillet, Jan Blomqvist and many more.

Day Zero shares a 2022 lineup packed with a renowned set of DJ’s and producers from all over the world.

The chart leader is international techno star Anfisa Leyago, and Sasha, who were invited to perform for the first time alongside Grammy-nominated New York legend Danny Tenaglia.
The founder of Life and Death, DJ Tennis, collaborator and regular artist of Damian’s Day Zero events, will also join forces for a B2B with the emerging Carlita.
Best known for her vibrant mix of disco, house, afrobeat and funk, Chloe Caillet arrives for the first time in 2022, joined by Goldcap, as well as the reunion of Kenny Glasgow and the head of No.19 Music, Jonny White, as Art Department.
Adam Ten, leader of the Tel Aviv-based techno collective and Dov Gummy, will be added to the list of collaborative sets. Those lucky enough to attend in person will be able to count on live sessions by artists such as Be Svendsen, the master of “concert techno” Jan Blomqvist and The Hallways, a Middle Eastern trio that uses a vibrant amalgam of dark synthesizers, drum machines and organs to create “Experimental Arabic Drone Music”.
Among these dynamic artists is, of course, the founder of Day Zero, Damian Lazarus, who will resurrect his iconic role as pastor of the event with his already legendary dawn sermon.

Founded in the jungles of Tulum in 2012, Day Zero has gone from being a humble gathering to one of the most celebrated festivals in the world. Masada Mountain is one of the most outstanding historical places in Israel, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is located on the shores of the Dead Sea and its origins date back to 30 BC. As always, Damian Lazarus and his team take the utmost care to honor and protect the sacred lands in which Day Zero takes place. The festival remains committed to its policy of leaving no trace by the attendees, the compensation of carbon emissions and the sustainable production of the event, which includes a strong emphasis on recycling and biodegradable materials. Despite its worldwide expansion and renowned pedigree, Day Zero’s ethos of creating maximum experiences in historically elevated and beautiful locations remains unchanged.