Fans in Lebanon hoping to experience Anyma’s immersive AEDEN show this summer will have to wait a little longer. The Italian producer has officially canceled his scheduled July 10 performance in Beirut, which was set to take place in collaboration with Clique Beirut.

The announcement was shared across social media this week, with organizers citing “circumstances beyond our control” as the reason behind the cancellation. While no additional details were provided, the region continues to navigate ongoing political and security tensions throughout 2026.

Despite the disappointing news, Anyma made it clear that Beirut remains an important stop for the future. In the official statement, the team confirmed plans to return in 2027, giving fans hope that the highly anticipated Middle East debut of AEDEN is only being postponed rather than canceled entirely.

Ticket holders will automatically receive refunds through their original payment methods, with further information expected to be sent directly via email.

The canceled Beirut performance was originally slated to be the only Middle Eastern stop on Anyma’s massive 2026 AEDEN world tour. The audiovisual experience has already made waves following its debut at Coachella earlier this year and continues to expand across major cities worldwide, including London, Madrid, Milan, Sydney, Mumbai, and Paris.

In addition to the global tour, Anyma is also preparing for his AEDEN Ibiza residency at UNVRS, which will run weekly throughout the summer season. While Beirut fans may be left waiting another year, the promise of a 2027 return keeps anticipation alive for what could become one of the region’s biggest electronic music events.