Miami Music Week 2026 Full Guide Featuring Dates, Locations And Tickets
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Miami will once again become the center of the global electronic music scene when Miami Music Week returns from March 24 to March 29. The citywide program brings together festivals, conferences, club shows and pool parties across multiple venues in Miami and Miami Beach.
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About the Miami Music Week
Miami Music Week is an annual electronic music event held across Miami and Miami Beach. The week features festivals, club shows, pool parties and industry events with DJs and producers from around the world. It typically ends with Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park, while other events take place across clubs, hotels and venues throughout the city.
Dates and main events
Miami Music Week runs from March 24 through March 29 and includes hundreds of electronic music events across the city. The week features several flagship programs that anchor the schedule.
Among the main events listed are:
Ultra Music Festival – March 27 to March 29 at Bayfront Park
RESISTANCE Miami Music Week – March 25 to March 29 at M2 nightclub
Winter Music Conference – March 25 to March 26 at the Kimpton Epic Hotel
In addition to these headline events, dozens of sanctioned parties and independent shows take place in clubs, hotels, rooftops and boats across the city.
Locations across Miami
Unlike a single festival site, Miami Music Week operates as a network of events spread across multiple neighborhoods and venues.
The official event listings show gatherings at places such as:
Bayfront Park in downtown Miami
M2 nightclub in South Beach
Kimpton Epic Hotel in downtown
Epic Hotel pool for daytime parties
1-800-LUCKY in Wynwood
Boat venues like the South Beach Lady cruise
Each event has its own venue entry rules and age requirements, with many nightlife shows restricted to guests aged 21 or older.
Tickets and access
You can purchase tickets for the Miami Music Week through the official website or via Stubhub. Here are the following available tickets to buy:
Miami Music Week - All Access Pass Buy Tickets
2026 Miami Music Week - Invader Pass Buy Tickets
Miami Music Week - 30+ Hour Closing Party
Scale of the Week
Across the six days, Miami Music Week typically includes:
200+ events
hundreds of DJs and producers
venues across Downtown Miami, Wynwood, South Beach and Little Haiti.
Major genres represented include:
house
techno
trance
bass music
drum & bass
Day-by-Day Lineup Schedule (March 24–29)
Tuesday — March 24
Key events
Beatport Live Pool Party x Mood Child (Epic Hotel Pool)
Experts Only takeover at Club Space
Artists performing
John Summit
Prospa
Layton Giordani
Torren Foot
1991
Bad Boombox
Adam de Great
Highlights
The opening day focuses heavily on pool parties and club takeovers.
John Summit’s Experts Only event runs roughly 21 hours across multiple rooms at Club Space, kicking off the week’s programming.
Wednesday — March 25
Key events
Winter Music Conference (Day 1)
Balance Miami at 1-800-LUCKY
Factory Town Music Week opening night
RESISTANCE Miami opening
Artists performing
Eric Prydz
Joris Voorn
Adriatique
Archie Hamilton
Alejo
ATRIP
Adrián Mills
Highlights
First major industry networking day with panels and sanctioned parties tied to the conference.
Thursday — March 26
Key events
Winter Music Conference (Day 2)
Factory Town Music Week (Day 2)
multiple label showcases across Wynwood and Miami Beach
Artists performing
Adam Beyer
Amelie Lens
Sara Landry
Boris Brejcha
Argy
Mind Against
Highlights
Techno and house shows dominate the schedule across warehouse venues and after-hours events.
Friday — March 27
Key events
Ultra Music Festival (Day 1)
RESISTANCE Miami shows
Factory Town Music Week
Artists performing
Hardwell
Alesso
Dom Dolla
Mau P
Vintage Culture
Amelie Lens
Eric Prydz
Highlights
Ultra opens at Bayfront Park, marking the start of the festival weekend.
Saturday — March 28
Key events
Ultra Music Festival (Day 2)
Factory Town Music Week
club events across Wynwood and Miami Beach
Artists performing
Armin van Buuren
Carl Cox
Skrillex
Above & Beyond
John Summit
ISOxo
Highlights
One of the busiest days of the week with festival stages, warehouse raves and pool parties running simultaneously.
Sunday — March 29
Key events
Ultra Music Festival (Day 3)
Glitterbox Miami party
Factory Town closing events
Artists performing
Tiësto
Major Lazer
Aline Rocha
Derrick Carter
Natasha Diggs
Skream
Gerd Janson
Highlights
Ultra closes the week with final performances at Bayfront Park while house and disco events continue across Miami Beach venues.
Parking and transportation
Parking availability varies depending on the venue. Large festival locations such as Bayfront Park typically rely on surrounding downtown garages and public transportation.
Because events are spread across Miami and Miami Beach, many attendees move between venues using rideshare services or public transit during the week.
Visitors are encouraged to check the venue information attached to each event listing for directions and transportation details.
What attendees should know before going
Entry rules vary depending on the venue, but several general guidelines apply to many Miami Music Week events.
Attendees should bring:
Government-issued ID
Digital or printed ticket
Phone and essential personal items
Many festivals and venues also conduct security checks before entry.
Security screenings and bag inspections are common for large events. Festival organizers may deny entry to anyone violating event rules or security policies.
What you can bring
Permitted items at large festival events often include:
Cell phones
Sunglasses and hats
Earplugs
Small clutch bags
Clear plastic bags or hydration packs
Non-professional cameras
Some venues also allow sealed sunscreen, feminine products and prescription medication in original containers.
What you cannot bring
Prohibited items at major festival venues typically include:
Illegal substances
Weapons of any kind
Outside food or drinks
Large backpacks
Fireworks or flammable items
Professional cameras and recording equipment
Drones and large poles
Bicycles, scooters or similar vehicles
Security staff may also prohibit additional items depending on the venue.
Bag and security policies
Many events enforce a clear bag policy to speed up entry and improve safety. Acceptable bags often include clear plastic bags, small clutches or waist packs.
Festivalgoers may be subject to bag inspections and security searches before entering the venue. Re-entry may not always be permitted once someone leaves the event area.
What to avoid
Organizers advise attendees to avoid purchasing tickets from unofficial sellers and to verify event details through official pages.
Guests should also plan transportation in advance and check age restrictions for specific venues, since many nightlife events require attendees to be 21 or older.
Planning the week
Because hundreds of events take place across the city, many attendees build a personal schedule and move between pool parties, club shows and festival stages throughout the week.
The official website allows users to browse artists, venues and organizers while building a customized itinerary of shows they plan to attend.
With events running nearly nonstop for six days, Miami Music Week continues to serve as one of the largest annual gatherings in the global electronic music scene.