The BPM festival announces dates + Super Early Bird passes

Iconic festival, The BPM Festival, takes place in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Every year, thousands of attendants from around the globe unite at one place, the BPM Festival. This festival has reunited names such as Carl Cox, Sasha, Richie Hawtin, Luciano, John Digweed throughout the years, and is growing year by year. This festival is stretched for ten days of continuous musical madness on one of the most important beaches around Cancún. Only last year, over 375 artists were showcased, 60 000 people showed up from over 60 countries on the Mayan Riviera,

This year, you can get your Super Early Bird passes from July 17th for the ninth anniversary. In other news, the Black Jaguar, being one of Mexico’s national animals is officially announced as the logo of this year’s edition, in addition to the campaign that will be started with the money collected, to protect this endangered species. Just in case you haven’t seen this majestic animal, here it is with the logo of this year’s BPM Festival.

The BPM festival will take place on January 8th to January 17th of 2016. Still not convinced that the BPM Festival is your next festival destination? Oh, let me give you some pictures of Playa del Carmen and of the festival itself, with some reviews of the biggest names in the scene.

“If you’ve never been before and you like this style of music, this is definitely the place to come.” — Mark Knight

“The whole theme of BPM is the champion of the underground, that’s what people cherish. It was never about big theatrical events, pyrotechnics, stuff like that. It’s focused more about the music, and the social circle. I always get asked the question ‘Is Vegas the new Ibiza?’, well really no, Playa Del Carmen is almost Ibiza to an American audience.” — Pete Tong

“What I see, is that it’s just not a regular festival. You can come here to either party or just vacation, or do both. You’ve got a lot of options. You’re in the sun and you’re in the heat. Again, we play many festivals around the world but you get everything at this one festival. BPM has done a really job of including almost everybody. It’s almost bad if you’re not playing BPM.” — Art Department

Give me one valid reason of why The BPM festival shouldn’t be your next destination.