Ultra Music Festival Announces Phase 2 Lineup with Alesso & Martin Garrix's B2B Performance
The wait is over for Ultra Music Festival fans, as the festival has unveiled its phase two lineup, boasting an impressive array of world-class DJs and producers. The announcements come ahead of the 2026 edition, scheduled to take place from March 27-29 at Miami's iconic Bayfront Park.
Among the new additions are Martin Garrix and Alesso, who will make history by performing a back-to-back (B2B) set in a headlining slot. This marks the first-ever B2B performance for Argy with Mind Against and Ray Volpe with Sullivan King. Fans of DJ Snake can also look forward to his U.S. debut under his Outlaw alias, paired with TYRM and Joris Voorn in an electrifying B2B collaboration.
Ultra Music Festival is not just about the headlining acts; it's also a platform for legendary clubs, such as Amnesia, The Martinez Brothers' Cuttin' Headz, Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance, Steve Aoki's 30-year anniversary celebration with Dim Mak, and Coone's Dirty Workz. Hekate will also be taking over the stage, bringing her unique energy to the festival.
The phase two lineup expands on the previously announced phase one, which included big names like Afrojack, Amelie Lens, Armin van Buuren, DJ Snake, Eric Prydz, Illenium, John Summit, Hardwell, Major Lazer, Steve Aoki, Sebastian Ingrosso with Steve Angello, Miss Monique, Excision, ISOxo, Boys Noize, OF the Trees, Madeon, and many more.
Ultra Music Festival 2026 will mark its 36th year and features a new location at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami from March 24-26. The festival has also announced that Winter Music Conference will return to Miami Music Week in 2026, with a fresh programming track tailored for dance industry professionals and another for DJs, producers, and content creators.
With its rich history and commitment to showcasing the world's best electronic music talent, Ultra Music Festival is set to be an unmissable event for fans of the genre.
The wait is over for Ultra Music Festival fans, as the festival has unveiled its phase two lineup, boasting an impressive array of world-class DJs and producers. The announcements come ahead of the 2026 edition, scheduled to take place from March 27-29 at Miami's iconic Bayfront Park.
Among the new additions are Martin Garrix and Alesso, who will make history by performing a back-to-back (B2B) set in a headlining slot. This marks the first-ever B2B performance for Argy with Mind Against and Ray Volpe with Sullivan King. Fans of DJ Snake can also look forward to his U.S. debut under his Outlaw alias, paired with TYRM and Joris Voorn in an electrifying B2B collaboration.
Ultra Music Festival is not just about the headlining acts; it's also a platform for legendary clubs, such as Amnesia, The Martinez Brothers' Cuttin' Headz, Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance, Steve Aoki's 30-year anniversary celebration with Dim Mak, and Coone's Dirty Workz. Hekate will also be taking over the stage, bringing her unique energy to the festival.
The phase two lineup expands on the previously announced phase one, which included big names like Afrojack, Amelie Lens, Armin van Buuren, DJ Snake, Eric Prydz, Illenium, John Summit, Hardwell, Major Lazer, Steve Aoki, Sebastian Ingrosso with Steve Angello, Miss Monique, Excision, ISOxo, Boys Noize, OF the Trees, Madeon, and many more.
Ultra Music Festival 2026 will mark its 36th year and features a new location at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami from March 24-26. The festival has also announced that Winter Music Conference will return to Miami Music Week in 2026, with a fresh programming track tailored for dance industry professionals and another for DJs, producers, and content creators.
With its rich history and commitment to showcasing the world's best electronic music talent, Ultra Music Festival is set to be an unmissable event for fans of the genre.
. I mean, don't get me wrong, it'll be lit for all you EDM fans, but can't they just let each DJ have their own set and perform to a crowd that's actually excited to see them? It feels like it's all about the hype and the 'big name' collaborations 
. And what's up with all these legendary clubs taking over the stage? It's cool and all, but isn't that kinda reducing the whole festival experience to just one big, long setlist 
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! It's a whole new level of energy and excitement when these two legends share the stage. Can't wait to see Alesso & Martin Garrix kill it together 
. And, I gotta say, having Hekate take over the stage will be a great addition - she's got that unique vibe going on 
. It's gonna be a wild ride for all the fans in 2026!
! the phase 2 lineup is insane with b2b sets and collabs galore. alesso & martin garrix's b2b performance is going to be epic 
. ultra has always been the go-to festival for fans of electronic music and it's great to see them expanding their programming to include more variety for industry pros too 
I've been waiting for this moment, these two are like my ultimate fave DJs. The whole lineup is so fire, I love that they're including legendary clubs too, it's not just about the headliners. And can we talk about Hekate taking over the stage? She's such a unique artist and I'm all about discovering new talent! 
They're both legends in the music scene and it's gonna be lit seeing them perform back-to-back. And can we talk about the lineup for 2026? There's so many iconic clubs and artists involved, from Amnesia to Steve Aoki's 30-year anniversary celebration! It just gets better and better 
ultra music festival 2026 is already on my radar 
amnesia, armin van buuren's a state of trance, steve aoki's dim mak... it's gonna be one wild ride 
. Argy's B2B with Mind Against is gonna be 
. Plus, Hekate's energy is always infectious 
. The festival has grown so much over the years and I'm excited to see what this year brings 
! Has anyone heard anything about the new location at Kimpton EPIC Hotel? Is it gonna be a game-changer or just more of the same old vibes?
. Like, who needs a bunch of DJs and producers just playing the same old stuff all day? It's gonna be super crowded and overpriced, if you ask me. The fact that they're doing a B2B set between Martin Garrix and Alesso is just a cop-out to get more people to buy tickets 
. Like, who doesn't already know about Amnesia and The Martinez Brothers' Cuttin' Headz? 
It's just a bunch of people getting old and trying to cling to their past glory days.
. Can't we just have some chill music festivals that don't attract all these over-the-top fans? I guess not, huh 
. That’s gonna be so sick for industry pros and DJs alike!
that's gonna be lit!