Miami Music Week is back, and the city is ready to deliver. From rooftop pool parties in South Beach to underground showcases in Wynwood, the week surrounding Ultra Music Festival transforms Miami into a nonstop celebration of electronic music, nightlife, and sun-soaked revelry. Whether you’re a festival veteran or a first-timer, here’s everything you need to know about where to be and when.
Ultra Music Festival anchors the week at Bayfront Park from March 27–29, but the real magic of Miami Music Week happens in the days surrounding it — at hotel rooftops, supper clubs, warehouse raves, and open-air venues across the city. This year’s lineup spans genres from house and techno to Afrobeats, Amapiano, hip-hop, and hard techno, with something for every kind of music lover. The week officially kicks off Tuesday, March 24, and runs through Sunday, March 29.
Before You Go: Key Resources
Winter Music Conference (WMC) returns for its 36th edition from March 24–29, headquartered at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel — the official Miami Music Week Hotel. WMC serves as the industry backbone of the week, bringing together global tastemakers, DJs, labels, and promoters for panels, workshops, and networking events before the parties take over. If you work in dance music or want to, this is where to be during the day.
The full official event calendar lives at miamimusicweek.com.
Where to Party during Miami Music Week Day by Day:
Monday, March 23
E11EVEN opens the week early with Damaged Goods, setting the tone for seven consecutive nights of programming at the venue recently ranked the #1 nightclub in the United States and #6 globally.
Tuesday, March 24
Beatport Live Pool Party x Mood Child (Epic Hotel Pool) — The Beatport Live pool party series opens the week with the Mood Child label showcase, featuring DJ Sneak, Jean Pierre, Manda Moor, Ms. Mada, and Sirus Hood. A deep, soulful start to the madness.
E11EVEN opens its seven-night Music Week run with Damaged Goods, setting the tone for what’s to come at the venue recently ranked the #1 nightclub in the United States and #6 globally.
Experts Only: John Summit’s 21-Hour Club Space Takeover (Club Space, 34 NE 11th St.) — Starting Tuesday night at 11 p.m. and running straight through Wednesday at 8 p.m., John Summit and his Experts Only collective pull off a first-of-its-kind 21-hour takeover of all three rooms at Club Space. If you can only do one marathon party this week, make it this one. Tickets available at the link.
Wednesday, March 25
Beatport Live x Rekids 20th Anniversary (Epic Hotel Pool) — The second Beatport Live pool party celebrates two decades of Rekids with Danny Tenaglia headlining, plus unmissable back-to-backs: Radio Slave and DJ Minx, Doc Martin and Tal Fussman, and Anja Schneider and William Kiss.
E11EVEN brings Oliver Heldens for a high-energy house set inside its iconic downtown venue.
RESISTANCE at M2 Miami — Ultra’s RESISTANCE brand opens its five-night residency at M2 Miami with ¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATUK€ ¥UK1MAT U (venue debut), 999999999, and Juliet Fox. One of the most important techno rooms in the city all week.
Factory Town (7650 NW 5th Place, Hialeah — Night 1) — The seven-acre industrial complex opens with Justice (DJ set) headlining the Infinity Room alongside multi-stage programming across five rooms. This venue is a revelation for anyone who hasn’t been — the scale and production rival a small festival.
MILA Lounge (Night 1 of 5) — Inspired by African tribes and primitive design, MILA Lounge offers a transportive late-night experience. Music Week begins here with Mont Rouge, Nico de Andrea, and Sasson, as resident DJs and dinner service give way to electronic beats, elevated bottle service, and unexpected artist performances deep into the night.
Revolution 93.5 x Moxy South Beach takes over the hotel for a full day-into-night experience. First up: the Splash Revolution Pool Party (11 a.m.–5 p.m.), a daytime swim and dance session at the Moxy pool deck. As the sun goes down, the energy moves upstairs to the R Party at Serena Rooftop (5–11 p.m.) for a nighttime rooftop celebration. Tickets for both events are available on Eventbrite and Posh. (Moxy South Beach, Miami Beach)
SHIFT (Moxy South Beach — Night 1 of 4) — The multi-night SHIFT showcase begins its four-night run (March 24–27) at Moxy South Beach. Tickets via Posh.
LIV at Fontainebleau (Miami Beach) — LIV kicks off its Music Week programming with a special back-to-back performance by Carlita and LP Giobbi — one of the most anticipated bookings of the week.
Thursday, March 26
Things shift into high gear across the city.
LIV at Fontainebleau — Pawsa takes the decks for a deep, driving house set.
The Palace (Night 1 of 3) — One of the week’s most ambitious programming slates belongs to The Palace, which runs three consecutive days of marathon showcases. Thursday, March 26 opens with a label-driven DJ showcase in partnership with HOTL Records, featuring 15+ DJs across an extended programming window.
E11EVEN — Deadmau5 headlines for what’s sure to be one of the most talked-about nights of the week.
RESISTANCE at M2 Miami (Night 2) — Eric Prydz tops the bill alongside Argy and Jeremy Olander. A must for progressive house and techno fans.
Factory Town (Night 2) — Jamie Jones presents Paradise in the Infinity Room, with James Hype and MEDUZA presenting Our House in The Park, plus multi-stage programming across all five rooms.
Beatport Live x Hot Creations + TSZR (Epic Hotel Pool) — The third and final Beatport Live pool party brings together Jamie Jones’ Hot Creations and TSZR for a unique collaborative lineup you won’t find anywhere else.
Breakaway Beach at The National Hotel (1677 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, noon–sunset) — Now in its third year, Breakaway Beach transforms The National Hotel into one of the week’s best daytime destinations. A mystery B2B headliner has been teased, fueling serious anticipation. Supporting acts include Odd Mobb, Bob Sinclar, Devault, and Linska. Past editions have sold out — buy early.
Pardon My French: Miami Debut at Toe Jam XL — DJ Snake brings his iconic Pardon My French brand to Miami for the first time, celebrating its 10th anniversary in partnership with promoter Phase 3. The genre-spanning night features DJ Snake & A-Trak in an exclusive back-to-back hip-hop set, Dillstradamus (Dillon Francis & Flosstradamus) for a heavy trap B2B, TroyBoi, Hamdi with Flowdan, TRYM, and more. Trap, hip-hop, UK bass, and hard techno under one roof.
Nikki Beach Miami Beach — Vice Hours (noon–8 p.m.) — A daytime escape rooted in Afro and deep house, featuring Kimotion, Cimeo, and lead Vice Hours alongside resident DJs. Table, bed, and cabana bookings available.
CASA NEOS Lounge (40 SW North River Dr. — Night 1 of 4) — Riviera Dining Group’s stunning 30,000-square-foot Miami River destination — featuring a two-story Mediterranean restaurant, beach club, and Moroccan rooftop — opens its Music Week run at the newly debuted CASA NEOS Lounge with Adam Ten. Expect sunset-to-late-night DJ programming in one of the most architecturally striking settings of the week.
MILA Lounge (Night 2) — Shimza headlines for a second night of late-night luxury.
Delilah Miami (301 Brickell Key Drive) — The modern supper club brings its signature Throwback Thursdays to Music Week, with a live performance celebrating the early 2000s era. Past editions have featured Timbaland and Waka Flocka Flame. Full lineup TBA — follow their Instagram.
Sexy Fish Miami (Brickell — 10 p.m.) — Opens its three-night Music Week run with resident DJs Warren Williams B2B Julian OK for a refined, rhythm-forward late-night set inside the restaurant’s futuristic deep-sea atmosphere.
SHIFT begins its four-night run (March 24–27) — details and tickets via Posh.
Friday, March 27
Ultra Music Festival begins at Bayfront Park. The city is at maximum capacity and energy.
LIV at Fontainebleau — Black Coffee headlines. One of the most anticipated bookings of the entire week — expect a long, deep, masterful set.
The Palace (Night 2) — Escalates into a full festival-style takeover with We’re Never Going Home and Groove Cruise delivering 25+ DJs across a marathon rooftop and venue experience.
E11EVEN — Diplo headlines for a high-energy downtown Miami performance.
RESISTANCE at M2 Miami (Night 3) — Amelie Lens and Boys Noize (his M2 debut) headline alongside ØTTA. One of the hardest-hitting nights of the RESISTANCE residency.
Factory Town (Night 3) — Pawsa B2B Luciano headlines, with Drumcode (Adam Beyer, Bart Skils B2B Marco Faraone, Joris Voorn), Ben Sterling’s Planet X, and Ranger Trucco’s Range across five stages.
Nikki Beach — No Xcuses (noon–8 p.m., 21+, ticketed) — Grammy-nominated EDX presents No Xcuses for a day-to-night melodic house celebration. Table, daybed, and cabana options available.
Novotel Miami Brickell — Vista Rooftop High Noon Sessions (1500 SW First Ave., noon–4 p.m. — Day 1 of 3) — Celebrating Women’s History Month with an all-female DJ lineup including Janny Chaos, Rozzi, and Georgia Mafia.
DJ Mag Pool Party at The Sagamore Hotel (Day 1) — DJ Mag’s curated series kicks off at one of MMW’s most beloved pool venues on Collins Avenue. Artists across the four-day run include Hot Since 82 (Knee Deep in Sound), The Martinez Brothers, Danny Tenaglia, Nicole Moudaber, Armand Van Helden, Eats Everything, and DJ Jazzy J.
CASA NEOS Lounge (Night 2) — Toman takes the decks at the Miami River lounge for another evening of sophisticated electronic music.
MILA Lounge (Night 3) — Kaz James headlines for an intimate, luxury-driven late-night experience.
Sexy Fish Miami (10 p.m.) — Globally renowned DJ Gordo headlines Night 2 of Sexy Fish’s Music Week run for a high-energy late-night experience.
The Goodtime Hotel Pool Party (601 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, noon–sundown) opens its public pool party programming with BISCITS on the third-floor pool deck, noon to sundown. The Goodtime Hotel is living up to its name this week. The seven-story Miami Beach property transforms its third-floor pool deck into a daytime party destination from noon to sundown, with a standout roster of DJs including BISCITS, Chus & Ceballos, Mark Knight, Technasia, and more. Public events kick off Friday, March 27 with BISCITS, followed by Chus + Ceballos & Friends on Saturday, March 28. Check their full March calendar for additional dates.
Saturday, March 28
Ultra’s second day at Bayfront Park. Everywhere else, it’s the peak of the week.
LIV at Fontainebleau — Adriatique headlines for a deep, hypnotic set perfectly suited to the Ultra weekend energy.
The Palace (Night 3) — Younan Music presents an internationally aligned showcase with 15+ DJs and a strong global draw.
E11EVEN — Steve Aoki delivers a characteristically high-octane performance.
RESISTANCE at M2 Miami (Night 4) — Boris Brejcha, Miss Monique, and Brina Knauss. A hard techno and melodic techno showcase that will run until dawn.
Factory Town (Night 4) — elrow’s Dance With The Serpent takes the Infinity Room with Patrick Topping, Sonny Fodera, LP Giobbi, and Matroda. Indira Paganotto, Nico Moreno, and I Hate Models hold down The Park. Plus Insomniac Records, Max Styler’s Nu Moda, and ChaseWest across the remaining stages.
The Goodtime Hotel Pool Party (noon–sundown) — Chus + Ceballos & Friends on the pool deck.
Nikki Beach — Saturdance (noon–8 p.m., 21+, ticketed) — The weekly Saturdance party gets a special guest set from Deron for its Music Week edition.
Novotel Miami Brickell — Vista Rooftop High Noon Sessions (noon–4 p.m.) — Day 2, with a special Mijenta Tequila activation honoring Women’s History Month.
The Gates Hotel South Beach (2360 Collins Ave.) — An all-day ticketed event on the third-floor pool deck featuring live DJ sets and an immersive Ooka lounge takeover. Private cabanas available.
DJ Mag Pool Party at The Sagamore (Day 2) — Continues with more of its curated artist lineup.
CASA NEOS (Dual programming — Night 3) — The Lounge hosts Mason Collective for a high-energy night of driving house and techno, while the CASA NEOS Beach Club welcomes CamelPhat for waterfront performances along the Miami River. Two distinct moods, one remarkable venue.
MILA Lounge (Night 4) — Marten Lou headlines for the penultimate night of the lounge’s Music Week run.
Desert Hearts Open-Air (UVA Wynwood, 4 p.m.) — One of the most beloved communities in underground house and techno brings its open-air party to Wynwood, with Mikey Lion, Lee Reynolds, Marbs, Eats Everything, Kevin Knapp, Kyle Walker, Life on Planets, Soul Clap, and more.
Anjunadeep Open Air (Wynwood Marketplace, 4 p.m.) — The beloved melodic/progressive house label takes over the Wynwood Marketplace with Amtrac, CRi, Dosem B2B Hana, Eli & Fur, Luttrell, Ezequiel Arias, and Rezident.
MEDUZA — The Originals Present HIIDE (National Hotel, noon) — MEDUZA headlining alongside Luciano, Chelina Manuhutu B2B Tini Gessler, Joe Vanditti B2B Bassel Darwish, and more.
Green Velvet Presents LALALAND (Toe Jam Backlot, 8 p.m.) — Green Velvet B2B Special Guest headlines, with Cajmere B2B Olive F, Loco Dice, and more. A Chicago house institution meets Miami Music Week.
Sexy Fish Miami (10 p.m.) — Haute Couture Music closes out Sexy Fish’s three-night run inside the futuristic Brickell lounge.
Where Are My Keys? (94th Aero Squadron, 11:59 p.m. into Sunday) — One of the week’s most legendary underground events. Ricardo Villalobos, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Fumiya Tanaka, Magda, tINI, Satoshi Tomiie, Paramida, and a stacked supporting cast. This is the one that goes until long after sunrise.
Sunday, March 29
Ultra’s third and final day. The week’s emotional crescendo — and one last chance to go all in.
LIV at Fontainebleau — Closes its Music Week programming with a special Miami Music Week edition of “LIV on Sunday.”
E11EVEN — Vintage Culture caps off the seven-night E11EVEN run.
RESISTANCE at M2 Miami (Night 5 — Official MMW Closing Party) — Carl Cox closes RESISTANCE Miami for the third consecutive year, joined by Maceo Plex (M2 debut) and Airrica. If there’s one closing night in Miami this week, it’s this one.
Factory Town (Night 5) — I Hate Models with Indira Paganotto and Nico Moreno (The Park), elrow continues (Infinity Room), Insomniac Records showcase, Max Styler’s Nu Moda, ChaseWest presents Chaste.
Nikki Beach — House Brunch x Soluna (11 a.m.–8 p.m., 21+, ticketed) — The perfect Sunday send-off. Brunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with house and Afro sounds, drifting naturally into a full afternoon on the dancefloor. If you’ve booked brunch or a daybed, no separate ticket needed.
Novotel Miami Brickell — Vista Rooftop High Noon Sessions (noon–4 p.m.) — The final day of the three-day series features a “Reset & Recover” experience with a live DJ, Aperol spritz, and a Monday Fresh juice bar. Exactly what you need after Saturday night.
Arlo Wynwood — Higher Ground: STAMPED Miami Music Week (2217 NW Miami Court, 5–11 p.m.) — One of the week’s most culturally distinctive parties. Hosted by @AYA + Friends, STAMPED is an unapologetically African celebration with Amapiano, Afrobeats, and music from the continent only. A joyful, essential close to the week. Tickets on Eventbrite; prices increase at the door.
Claptone Presents The Masquerade Miami (Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel, noon–11 p.m.) — The masked house maestro takes over the Surfcomber pool for a full 11-hour masked ball in the sun. One of the most fun and visually distinct parties of the whole week.
James Hype — The Originals Present HIIDE (National Hotel, noon) — James Hype, Tita Lau, D.O.D, Classmatic, Alves, R3WIRE, and Benjamin Lloyd.
ANJUNABEATS (MAD LIVE, 10 p.m.) — Mat Zo, Genix, Amy Wiles, Grum, and Leena Punks close out the label’s Miami Music Week run.
MoBlack Records Showcase (Toe Jam Backlot, 9 p.m.) — Moblack, Francis Mercier, Caiiro B2B Ape Drums, Avo B2B Sparrow & Lune Nar. A deep, Afro house send-off.
MILA Lounge (Night 5 — Closing Party) — Onomaa closes out MILA Lounge’s Music Week residency on Sunday night, bringing five consecutive evenings of late-night luxury to a close.
Club Space 30+ Hour Closing Party (34 NE 11th St., 11 p.m. Sunday into Monday) — Can’t let it end? Club Space starts its marathon closing party Sunday night and runs well into Monday. The definitive last dance of Miami Music Week 2026.
Tips for the Week
Buy tickets early. Multiple events on this list are ticketed and prices increase at the door. Eventbrite is your friend.
Plan around geography. Miami Beach, Brickell, Downtown, and Wynwood each have their own cluster of events. Group your days by neighborhood to avoid spending the week in traffic.
Pace yourself. Miami Music Week is a marathon, not a sprint. Midday pool parties start at noon; Ultra runs late into the night. The Elser’s IV hydration treatments are only half-joking as a recovery strategy.
Watch for lineup announcements. Several venues — including THRōW Social and Delilah — have yet to reveal their full rosters. Follow them on Instagram for updates as the week approaches.
More events are being added to the calendar. Check back for updates as Miami Music Week 2026 approaches.
