Every March, Miami becomes the epicenter of global dance culture. Miami Music Week from March 24-29, 2026 brings hundreds of thousands of fans to the city for more than 200 events, spanning underground techno marathons, poolside house parties, rooftop sessions, and the legendary Ultra Music Festival. With so much happening, it can be overwhelming to choose where to spend your time.
Here’s a curated list of the top things to do during Miami Music Week 2026: the events, showcases, and experiences that define the week.
1. Ultra Music Festival 2026
March 27–29, Bayfront Park
No Miami Music Week is complete without Ultra Music Festival, returning to Bayfront Park for its 25th anniversary. Ultra features global headliners across multiple stages, including RESISTANCE takeovers. From the Mainstage spectacle to underground explorations, Ultra remains the crown jewel of the week.
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2. STMPD RCRDS 10-Year Anniversary @ Surfcomber Miami
March 26, Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel (12:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)
Martin Garrix’s imprint STMPD RCRDS celebrates its 10-year milestone with a high-energy takeover at the iconic Surfcomber Hotel. Running from noon until late night, the showcase brings together a stacked lineup of STMPD artists, each representing the label’s cutting-edge sound and global community. Expect explosive sets from Julian Jordan, DubVision, Matisse & Sadko, Third Party, Justin Mylo, TELYKAST, and VisionV, all delivering the unmistakable spirit that has defined a decade of STMPD RCRDS. With its poolside setting and festival atmosphere, this event promises unforgettable moments and a true celebration of Garrix’s legacy.
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3. John Summit’s Experts Only Marathon at Club Space
March 24–25, Club Space Miami
Miami Music Week kicks off with a bang as John Summit’s Experts Only collective takes over Club Space for a record‑setting 21‑hour marathon. Running from March 24 at 11 p.m. through March 25 at 8 p.m., the event spans all three rooms of the iconic venue. Expect a genre‑defying lineup including ANNA, Hot Since 82, DJ Tennis, SG Lewis, Layton Giordani, Roddy Lima, and more. Summit’s brand is known for pushing boundaries, and this opening party sets the tone for the week with relentless energy and fearless artistry.
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4. Defected and Glitterbox Miami Showcase
Defected and Glitterbox return to The Sagamore Hotel for Miami Music Week 2026, following a sold-out 2025 run. On Thursday, March 26 (tickets), Defected Miami delivers its signature house sound with Loco Dice, Harry Romero, Andrea Oliva, HoneyLuv, Nic Fanciulli, Olive F, Kellie Allen, and Ms. Mada, plus a special guest.
By Sunday, March 29 (tickets), Glitterbox Miami takes over with a disco and soul-driven lineup featuring Derrick Carter, Gerd Janson, Natasha Diggs, Skream (disco set), The Brothers Macklovitch, Yasmin, and Aline Rocha. Together, both events position Sagamore as a key daytime hub for house and disco during the week.
5. Phase 3 x Casa Alta Series
March 26–29, Toe Jam Backlot, Toe Jam XL, Sable Miami
Phase 3 and Casa Alta return with an ambitious multi‑day program curated by HARDEN. Highlights include Gorgon City at Enter The Realm, DJ Snake’s 10th Anniversary Pardon My French with A‑Trak, Dillon Francis, Flosstradamus, TroyBoi, Hamdi, and Flowdan, plus Deadmau5 at Toe Jam XL. Saturday brings Green Velvet’s LALALAND with Loco Dice, while Sunday closes with an Afro‑house showcase from MoBlack Records. It’s a sprawling program that captures the full spectrum of electronic sounds.
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6. RESISTANCE at M2 Miami
March 25–29, M2 Miami
For underground purists, RESISTANCE at M2 Miami is unmissable. Across five nights, the brand delivers a powerhouse lineup: Carl Cox, Eric Prydz, Amelie Lens, Boris Brejcha, Boys Noize, 999999999, Miss Monique, and Maceo Plex. Each night explores different shades of techno and house, culminating with Carl Cox closing out the week on March 29. With its immersive production and global reputation, RESISTANCE is the beating heart of Miami’s underground scene.
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7. Lion’s Den at Fooq’s Debut
March 25–29, Fooq’s + Lion’s Den Lounge
A new contender enters the Miami Music Week landscape with Lion’s Den, a vinyl‑forward listening lounge perched above Fooq’s restaurant. From March 25–29, the venue hosts intimate sets from Richie Hawtin b2b Dubfire, Magda, Satoshi Tomiie, DJ Sneak, Doc Martin, and Heimlich Knüller. The programming emphasizes rare back‑to‑backs and extended journeys, while Fooq’s dining room transforms into a culinary stage featuring sushi masters Shingo Akikuni and Nozomu Abe.
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8. Seven Lions & Ophelia Records Showcase
March 27, Midline Miami
Melodic bass leader Seven Lions brings his Ophelia Records imprint to Midline Miami on March 27. The showcase features A Hundred Drums, Andrew Bayer, Kill The Noise, MitiS, Quackson, and Star Seed, creating a night of soaring melodies and heavy drops. Fans can also catch Seven Lions at the Ophelia x Neon Owl panel on March 26 at The Clevelander South Beach, where he’ll discuss building fan communities and offer demo feedback.
9. Ministry of Sound x Hard Times 35 Years Showcase
March 27, Sable Miami
Celebrating 35 years of dance culture, Ministry of Sound teams up with Hard Times for a showcase at Sable Miami. Headliners Dennis Ferrer and Derrick Carter lead the bill, joined by HoneyLuv b2b FLETCH, Olive F, and Chuck Daniels b2b Doorly. With its mix of soulful house and Chicago grooves, this event honors the genre’s past while pushing it forward.
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10. Femmy Awards
March 28, Palm Tree Club
On March 28, the Palm Tree Club hosts the Femmy Awards, recognizing icons like Ultra Naté. Expect performances from DJ Minx, J. Worra, Sinca, AAT, Philou, EMJIE, Barbara Nicole, Mini Bear, and MajestyOfDivinity.
11. TGTHR Pool Parties at Surfcomber Hotel
March 25–29, Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel
The Surfcomber Hotel has long been a Miami Music Week institution, and this year it hosts the debut of TGTHR Pool Parties. Produced by Breakwater Hospitality Group, the series features Luciano, MK, Armand Van Helden, Claptone, Franky Rizardo, and a STMPD RCRDS showcase. With sets running from noon to 11 p.m. daily, it’s the quintessential Miami pool party experience.
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12. The Goodtime Hotel Pool Parties
March 27–28, The Goodtime Hotel
The Goodtime Hotel transforms into a vibrant oasis with weeklong pool parties. Expect sets from Biscits, Chus & Ceballos, Mark Knight, Technasia, and Crusy. With its stylish design and expansive pool deck, the venue offers a perfect mix of daytime relaxation and high‑energy performances.
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13. Novotel Brickell Vista Rooftop High Noon Sessions
March 27–29, Vista Rooftop Bar & Lounge, Novotel Miami Brickell
From March 27–29, Novotel Miami Brickell’s Vista Rooftop hosts High Noon Sessions, daytime parties featuring female DJs Janny Chaos, Rozzi, and Georgia Mafia. Saturday includes a special activation from Mijenta Tequila, while Sunday offers a “Reset & Recover” experience with Aperol spritz and fresh juices.
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14. Arlo Wynwood STAMPED Party
March 29, Higher Ground at Arlo Wynwood
On March 29, Arlo Wynwood’s Higher Ground rooftop hosts STAMPED, an unapologetically African celebration featuring Amapiano and Afrobeats. With sweeping views and tropical energy, it’s a vibrant way to close out the week while spotlighting sounds from the continent.
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15. Delilah Miami Supper Club Experience
March 26, Delilah Miami
Delilah Miami blends fine dining with nightlife, and during Music Week it hosts a special Throwback Thursday on March 26. Known for past performances by Kaytranada, SOFI TUKKER, and Timbaland, the venue promises another electrifying night of live music paired with chef‑driven cuisine and white‑glove service.
16. Cavo Paradiso Records Mykonos Showcase at Joia Beach
March 26, Joia Beach
Cavo Paradiso Records, the legendary Mykonos brand, brings its sun‑soaked energy to Miami Music Week with a beachfront takeover at Joia Beach. The showcase features Deron, DJ Freespirit, Guztavo PT, Ketzal, Teddy‑O, Tekman, Tom Enzy, and Miami’s own Eran Hersh, whose melodic yet driving sets have made him a standout in the city’s house scene. Guests can expect a true Mediterranean vibe on the sand, complete with bottle service, group options, and Joia Beach’s signature atmosphere. This event is 21+, with proper attire required and entry at the doorman’s discretion.
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17. Armin van Buuren Keynote Conversation with Apple Music
March 24–26, Kimpton EPIC Hotel, Downtown Miami
One of the most anticipated sessions of WMC 2026 features Armin van Buuren in conversation with Apple Music’s Stephen Campbell and Tim Sweeney. Titled “The Power of the Mix: Artists, Algorithms & The Next Era of Dance Music”, the keynote explores the evolving role of DJ mixes in today’s streaming landscape. Expect insights on human curation, artist storytelling, and how platforms are reshaping discovery in electronic music. For fans and industry professionals alike, this is a rare chance to hear directly from one of dance music’s most influential figures alongside two leaders shaping the future of digital programming.
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18. The Art of the DJ Set Panel
March 24–26, Kimpton EPIC Hotel, Downtown Miami
Presented by AlphaTheta, “The Art of the DJ Set – Selection, Storytelling & the Dancefloor” brings together electronic music heavyweights Sasha, Dubfire, Alison Wonderland, and Danny Daze. Moderated by DVJ Lars, the panel dives into the craft that defines great DJs: selecting the right records, building narratives, and adapting sets in real time to move a dancefloor. With careers spanning underground club culture and festival main stages, these artists will share rare insights into their creative process, offering delegates a masterclass in the artistry behind unforgettable performances.
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19. Beyond the Booth Panel
March 24–26, Kimpton EPIC Hotel, Downtown Miami
In partnership with L‑Acoustics, “Beyond the Booth: DJs as Spatial Composers” explores the cutting edge of immersive audio technology. Featuring Laidback Luke and Joachim Garraud, the panel examines how spatial sound systems are transforming DJ performance and the modern dancefloor experience. Attendees will learn how DJs can position elements like drums, bass, and vocals throughout a venue in real time, creating dynamic three‑dimensional sound environments. This forward‑looking session highlights the future of live performance, where DJs evolve into spatial composers shaping the audience’s sonic journey.
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20. Label Radar A&R Pop‑Up Lounge
March 24–26, Kimpton EPIC Hotel, Downtown Miami
Winter Music Conference 2026 debuts its brand‑new A&R Pop‑Up Lounge, presented in partnership with Label Radar, offering artists a rare chance to connect directly with leading dance music imprints. The curated space will feature respected labels including Balance Music, Brobot Records w/ Junior Sanchez, Create Music Group (mau5trap, Monstercat, !K7, Cr2 Records), Dirtybird, Dirty Workz, Spinnin’ Records, Too Lost, and Ultra Records. Badge holders can schedule time slots for USB demo handoffs, curated introductions, and one‑on‑one conversations with label representatives, creating real‑world opportunities for discovery and career growth. For emerging talent, this lounge is one of the most valuable networking hubs of Miami Music Week.
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21. Beatport Live Pool Party Series
March 24–26, Kimpton EPIC Hotel Rooftop Pool Deck, Downtown Miami
Winter Music Conference teams up with Beatport Live for an official three‑day rooftop pool party series. It brings together some of the most influential underground labels in electronic music. Curated by Mood Child, Rekids, Hot Creations, and Three Six Zero Recordings, the showcases feature a stacked lineup including DJ Sneak, Manda Moor, Sirus Hood, Danny Tenaglia, Radio Slave b2b DJ Minx, Doc Martin, Anja Schneider, Jamie Jones, Lee Foss, Skream, Sidney Charles, Fleur Shore, and Airrica. Hosted on the EPIC pool deck overlooking Biscayne Bay, powered by L‑Acoustics’ immersive audio system, the series blends daytime energy with cutting‑edge sound design. It offers attendees a chance to experience Miami Music Week’s underground heartbeat in one of its most iconic settings.
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22. MEDUZA Exclusive Pop‑Up Event
March 26, South Beach (location to be announced on the day)
Global dance powerhouse MEDUZA celebrates the release of their latest single “Don’t Want To Go Home” with an intimate morning activation in South Beach. Running from 9:00AM to 12:00PM, the pop‑up brings together fans, media, and industry insiders for a rare chance to connect directly with the trio. With demand expected to be high, entry will operate on a first‑come, first‑served basis, making early arrival essential for access and optimal positioning. Beyond the pop‑up, MEDUZA will also curate limited media opportunities and interviews throughout Miami Music Week, featuring artists including GENESI, James Hype, GORDO, Tita Lau, and TroyBoi.
23. Club Space Presents: Black Coffee at Hialeah Park Racetrack
March 28, Hialeah Park Casino Racetrack, Miami
Club Space brings Black Coffee to the historic Hialeah Park Racetrack for a large‑scale open‑air takeover with support from Carlita and Kaz James. Guests can access both the grandstands and racetrack dancefloor, while VIP ticket holders enjoy The Clubhouse experience with open bar, preferred parking, private restrooms, exclusive viewing areas, and premium food offerings from Everglades Oysters, Mr. Omakase, CHO, and The Joyce. Running from 6:00PM to 1:00AM, this event blends Miami nightlife with century‑old grandeur, making it one of the week’s most anticipated highlights.
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All Roads Lead to Miami Music Week 2026
Miami Music Week 2026 is a citywide celebration of electronic music culture that transforms Miami into the world’s dance capital. For six days, the city becomes a playground where every corner offers something unique. Marathon techno sessions, intimate vinyl lounges, rooftop Afrobeats, poolside house parties, and the spectacle of Ultra. What makes the week special is the sheer diversity of experiences. You can start at Club Space, afternoons at a pool party on South Beach, and end in a warehouse with Carl Cox, all in the same day.
Expect cutting‑edge production, rare back‑to‑back sets, and lineups that span every genre from melodic bass to hard techno. Miami Music Week is also about community. Labels like Femme House and Defected bring inclusive energy. STMPD events highlight global sounds and cultural roots. Venues across the city, from hotels and rooftops to iconic clubs, curate atmospheres that go beyond music, blending food, art, and design into the experience.
For visitors, Miami Music Week is a chance to immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant nightlife and cultural scene. For locals, it’s a reminder of Miami’s deep‑rooted legacy in electronic music and its role as a global hub. Whether you’re chasing sunrise sets, poolside vibes, or the spectacle of Ultra’s Mainstage, Miami Music Week 2026 promises unforgettable moments. Finally, this is about connection, discovery, and being part of a global community that comes together once a year to celebrate the dance floor.
