What did Tame Impala's Kevin Parker say about their Cercle set in Mexico City?

Tame Impala's Kevin Parker said "I'm going to remember this forever, I think" after their Cercle set in Mexico City last month.

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Tame Impala Captivates with Cercle Set in Mexico City

Q: Who are the headliners for the debut edition of The Fifth Element Festival in Puerto Rico?

The Fifth Element Festival's debut lineup is headlined by Detroit icon Carl Craig, enduring favorite Seth Troxler, techno titan Nicole Moudaber, scene pioneer Danny Tanaglia, and minimal techno legend Ricardo Villalobos.

Q: What is the focus of The Fifth Element Festival beyond the music?

In addition to the music lineup, The Fifth Element Festival will also offer a strong focus on wellness, with yoga, breathwork, sound baths, and other "healing ceremonies and workshops" curated by the Above & Below Collective.

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Tame Impala's Cercle set in Mexico City
The Fifth Element Festival's debut lineup announced
Focus on wellness and healing ceremonies at the festival

Last month, Australian psychedelic rock band Tame Impala performed a captivating Cercle set in Mexico City, with the group's frontman Kevin Parker declaring "I'm going to remember this forever, I think." This performance was part of the lead-up to the debut edition of The Fifth Element Festival, set to take place in Puerto Rico from January 7-13, 2026.

The Fifth Element Festival has announced its full lineup, which is headlined by Detroit icon Carl Craig, enduring favorite Seth Troxler, techno titan Nicole Moudaber, scene pioneer Danny Tanaglia, and minimal techno legend Ricardo Villalobos, along with other acclaimed acts like Dixon, DJ Tennis, and Dubfire. In total, the festival will feature more than 60 artists.

Beyond the music, The Fifth Element will also offer a strong focus on wellness, with yoga, breathwork, sound baths, and other "healing ceremonies and workshops" curated by the Above & Below Collective. The festival's creator, Phillip Pulitano, who co-founded the longstanding BPM Festival, said he came up with the idea during an ayahuasca ceremony, wanting to create an experience that was about more than just partying.

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