After three years, the festivities are back and Miami Music Week is in full swing. Ultra Music Festival is excited to be returning to Bayfront Park, with a star-studded list of headliners including Kygo, Martin Garrix, Illenium, David Guetta and more.
While the festivities at Ultra will be going from Friday through Sunday, venues across the city are celebrating music all week long. From pool parties, outdoor concerts and raves, there is no shortage of events to attend this year.
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Calling all deep house lovers, Black Coffee is kicking off Miami Music Week with an exciting performance at one of the city’s hottest clubs. With the perfect music to dance the night away, this performance is setting yourself up for a weekend of good music.
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Space Park is excited to bring together world-class talent for its Higher Ground event. Performers include Diplo, Blond:ish, Dj Holographic, LP Giobbi, Durante and Monoky. Kicking off at 5 p.m., this event will play right through sunset for the ultimate vibe check.
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Carnage is bringing all the energy to E11EVEN Miami to kick off the exciting weekend. A night at E11EVEN is always a good time and Carnage spinning will take the experience to the next level.
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The Nautilus Hotel is hosting the Mixmash Miami Pool Party, with a variety of star DJs. Performers for the pool party include Laidback Luke, Audien, Autograf, Gattüso, Luke Alexander, Morgan Page, Riggi & Piros, Sevenn, Syence and Tritonal for an afternoon of back-to-back sets.
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Good music, poolside at the National Hotel is a must-attend this Miami Music Week. This pool party lineup is bringing the party all day long, with talent including Mk, Cristoph, Dillon Nathanial, Dombresky, Kyle Walker, Lp Giobbi, Honeyluv, Will Clarke and Bryan Estefani.
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Tiesto is excited to be back in Miami, playing some of his most popular tracks. There is no doubt you will be dancing the night away with hit songs The Business, Jackie Chan and The Motto. Both general admission tickets and tables are available for purchase.
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The BPM Festival and Humans Alike are hosting a fun two-day Miami festival, featuring over 30 DJs from all around the globe. The Saturday lineup includes stars such as AJ Christou, Jean Pierre, Neverdogs and so many more talented artists.
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Insomniac Record is making a splash with their Miami Music Week pool party. With an impressive lineup including Buitano, Capozzi, Dombresky, Francis Mercier, Hugel, Kyle Kinch, Nostalgix, Sidepiece and Westend, alongside some unannounced special guests, this will be one of the hottest pool parties of the weekend.
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Miami’s newest event and concert space is ready for its first Miami Music Week! Dim Mak is bringing its annual event to Oasis Wynwood, alongside music industry A-listers. Talent includes Steve Aoki, and special guests KSHMR, Riot Ten, 24hrs, Bok Nero, Très Mortimer and R3LL.
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As one of Miami’s most sought-after pool parties, all year round, Hyde Beach is gearing up for a crazy Miami Music Week showdown. Galantis is taking over the poolside party, with special guests Sidepiece, Dombresky, Fedde Le Grand, Topic, Dark Hart, Dillon Nathaniel, Moore Kismet, Nostalgix, Tom & Collins and Zookeeper back-to-back with Truth X Lies.
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Presented by Rafa Barrios and hosted by 1-800 Lucky, Bandidos Miami Music Week edition is bringing together amazing talent in a great environment. With free entry before midnight, this event is closing out Miami Music Week one performer at a time.
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Ending the week strong, A-Trak alongside an amazing group of DJs and producers are celebrating all night long. Joined by Duck Sauce, Mike Dunn, Flex Da Housecat, Soul Cap, The Brothers Macklovitch, Uniqu3 and more, this is the perfect Sunday night closer.
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