Miami Music Week 2026: The ultimate event guide

Dive into Exron’s best Miami Music Week parties, as they return this March with stacked lineups at some of the world’s most iconic venues.

1. Ultra Music Festival

Often mentioned in the conversation for the best music festival in the world, Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami for its 26th edition. The three-day event runs March 27–29 and is set to welcome more than 165,000 fans throughout the weekend. With a lineup featuring over 200 artists, Ultra will deliver exclusive performances and special back-to-back sets that can only be experienced at the festival.

2. Club Space

Everyone’s favorite club is set for an electric Miami Music Week, packed with label takeovers and stacked lineups from top DJs and their closest collaborators. The week kicks off Tuesday with John Summit’s Experts Only takeover, followed by Cloonee’s Hellbent on Thursday, Marco Carola’s Music On on Saturday, and a massive 30+ hour closing party running Sunday through Tuesday. While Wednesday and Friday are still unannounced, past years point to returns from Anotr’s NoArt and Michael Bibi and Pawsa’s Solid Grooves with a deep roster of artists.

3. Factory Town

One of Miami’s top venues, Factory Town, is set to host five nights of stacked label parties from Wednesday, March 25 through Sunday, March 29. The venue itself features five stages: Infinity Room, Chain Room, The Park, Warehouse, and Cypress End, each showcasing a different artist-led label takeover, making it feel like a mini-festival in its own right. Notable highlights include Josh Baker’s You&Me, Jamie Jones’ Paradise, Ben Sterling’s Planet X, Max Styler’s Nu Moda, Elrow, and many more. Check out the full lineup below.

4. Toe jam Backlot

Down in Wynwood, Toe Jam Backlot is another standout outdoor venue, known for hosting smaller crowds and delivering more intimate parties. Returning this year is Gorgon City’s Realm takeover on Thursday the 26th, followed by Deadmau5 headlining Friday the 27th. While additional dates have not been announced, past takeovers at the venue have included Chris Lake’s Black Book Records, John Summit’s Experts Only, and Tchami’s Confession label.

4. Mana Wynwood

If you’re into bass music and dubstep, Mana Wynwood is the place to be. Made up of the Mana Wynwood Convention Center and Mana Wynwood 320, the venue is set to deliver nonstop heavy beats. Zeds Dead return to host the Deadbeats 10-year anniversary on Thursday, the 26th at the Warehouse, followed by Brownies & Lemonade on Friday the 27th at the Warehouse. More announcements coming soon.

5. Resistance at m2

Ultra’s house and techno label, RESISTANCE, will once again host a series of parties at M2, a newer Miami Beach nightclub that opened in 2023 and delivers Vegas-style production on a massive scale. While this year’s lineup hasn’t been announced yet, M2 is expected to welcome some of the biggest names in the scene. Last year, RESISTANCE ran five straight nights from Wednesday through Sunday, featuring I HATE MODELS, Charlotte de Witte, Boris Brejcha, ARTBAT, and Carl Cox. If history is any indication, this year’s slate should be just as stacked.

This is only a taste of the endless parties and venues taking over Miami Music Week, but at Exron, these are the places we’re betting on. Keep your eyes peeled for more announcements, and don’t forget, it’s a marathon, not a sprint.

Featured Image Courtesy of Factory Town

About The Author

Neil Bayless

Hey everyone, I’m Neil! I first joined the dance community back in 2019 when my friend dragged me to Moonrise, my first-ever music festival, and I became hooked ever since. I like to dabble in most genres with my favorites being tech house and melodic techno. When it comes to studio output, Camelphat is part of my daily listening rotation and for a live performance, I’ll never miss a Solomun set. You can likely catch me on the dance floor somewhere in Brooklyn!

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