DJ Snake revives Pardon My French for 10-year anniversary at MMW
Global icon DJ Snake announces the return of Pardon My French during Miami Music Week 2026.
DJ Snake has announced the return of his popular event series, Pardon My French, celebrating 10 years since the original PMF tour launched in 2016. Making its comeback this spring, the brand returns with a renewed run of shows, including a highly anticipated stop at Toe Jam XL during Miami Music Week, followed by a Quasar stage takeover at Coachella and two additional dates in France.
Pardon My French has long been known as one of DJ Snake’s most high-energy concepts, built around massive production, surprise moments, and a sense of controlled chaos that pulls fans deep into the experience. The return of PMF represents a full-scale reintroduction of the popular concept to American audiences after years of anticipation.
The upcoming U.S. run brings PMF back into the spotlight as one of dance music’s most talked-about event formats. Each show is designed as a collaborative space where DJ Snake shares the stage with close friends, global heavyweights, and rising talent, creating unpredictable moments and nonstop momentum from start to finish.
For the Miami Music Week edition, DJ Snake will be joined by a lineup of friends and collaborators, including A-Trak, Dillon Francis, TroyBoi, Flowdan, REMK, and Chuwe, with more artists still to be announced.
Pardon My French, returning to Miami Music Week for its 10th anniversary, brings things full circle. What started as a bold idea in 2016 is now a highly in-demand showcase. Following this thrilling announcement, there’s no doubt that DJ Snake’s return to Miami with PMF is set to be a highlight of this year’s MMW.
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