III Points Festival unveils phase one lineup for 2026 return to Miami

Adam Port, PAWSA, Ben Sterling, and Tokischa lead the III Points 2026 phase-one lineup announcement for grand Miami return.

III Points Festival has unveiled its phase one lineup for its 2026 return to Miami. Offering a powerful first glimpse at what the carefully curated event will showcase this fall. This festival is known for its genre-blending identity and strong ties to Miami’s creative and nightlife culture.

From this first wave, what stands out is how wide the musical range continues to build, crossing between electronic, Latin, hip-hop, and more experimental sounds. The return of Tokischa fits naturally into that mix as she reflects the festival tradition of booking talent that doesn’t neatly fit into one category.

In past years, III Points has built an identity on mixing established names with constantly evolving artists. The first wave includes names like ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, and HorsegiirL adds a more chaotic, internet era edge that leans into unconventional club energy.

Adam Port and PAWSA add a strong club focus to this year’s upcoming festival. Acts like Beltran b2b Ben Sterling and Lil’ Kim instantly created chatter online as fans build anticipation around how these different sounds will land.

Beyond the lineup, part of III Points’ allure is how the stages are set up across Wynwood. Instead of a single main-stage focus, the festival spreads everything out across different spaces, each with its own atmosphere. Dancing between sets can feel more like shifting environments than just heading to the next performance.

Wynwood actively shapes the experience as it contains warehouses, galleries, and open spaces turned into stages and installations. With more lineup phases still to come, fans have much to look forward to. Tickets are rolling out in phases, with different entry options designed around differing arrival perks.

Featured image courtesy of Chris Lavado for III Points

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My name is Alejandra Benitez and I was born and raised in the DMV. Having close proximity to Washington D.C. means I am accustomed to a fast paced environment as things are constantly changing. For me, the EDM scene has provided so much comfort and space to really find myself even amongst chaos. My first ever show was Zeds Dead and it truly changed my outlook on community and further affirmed my love for music. I am a basshead at heart but enjoy exploring new genres and artists. Being a writer for Exron has given me an amazing opportunity to learn more about the electronic music industry and I love being able to express myself creatively. Some of my favorite artists include Levity, Rezz, Tape B, Disco Lines, and Sub Focus.

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