The next Summer stop in the coveted Mayan Warrior‘s tour is none other than the Midwest city of Chicago. The nonprofit organization and Art Car’s debut comes after prior fundraising shows in Monterrey, Miami, Austin, San Francisco, and a special free show in Las Vegas during EDC Week for the very first World Party Parade. This upcoming July 17th, the full Mayan Warrior production lands in Auris Presents’ very own base, Union Park. The park, of course, is also known for being home to Chicago’s premier House and Techno Festival, Arc Music Festival.

The Art Car shows serve as their fundraiser each year for Burning Man. The production has hosted a wide array of artists in the desert, ranging from Carl Cox, John Summit, and Monolink. Now, they’re bringing their curated lineup to the Windy City.

Mayan Warrior Lineup

Swiss Electronic Duo Adriatique leads the showcase at Union Park in dominating fashion. Following memorable performances at EDC Las Vegas and Coachella, the duo will now grace Union Park for the Mayan Warrior’s Chicago debut. Next, German House duo Âme join forces with long-time collaborator Trikk. Whether it’s in a studio or a massive stage, the trio shines through with their chemistry and accurate representation of the modern underground house movement. Then, South African House artist DESIREE will enchant her way through Union Park with her Afro-infused soundscapes and culturally powerful beats. Next up is the up-and-coming NYC tastemaker DJibouti, who recently had his Chicago debut at Prysm Nightclub last month. Finally, the lineup is complete with Chicago-based DJ Mosey. Most recently, the DJ and producer became one of the few Auris Presents Resident DJs for the Summer.

Union Park

The ever-loved venue is keeping a busy schedule this season. Recently, Solomun brought back Arc’s Expansions stage for a one-night special event. Of course, Mayan Warrior will have its Chicago debut in the park, while Auris brings out the Techno event Boost+++ XXL a day after. And, for the sixth year in a row, Arc Music Festival returns to Union Park. But this time, the festival is going for four whole days.

Tickets are still available here.