III Points 2026 Announces Lineup Additions Including Charlotte de Witte, GZA, Flying Lotus, Honey Dijon, and More

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Miami’s premier III Points festival significantly bolstered its 2026 roster on Wednesday, June 10, unveiling a massive second wave of artists to join the previously confirmed lineup.
The latest additions feature an eclectic mix of industry heavyweights, including Belgian techno trailblazer Charlotte de Witte, house music icon Honey Dijon, the atmospheric sounds of Flying Lotus, British visionary Blood Orange, and the globally renowned Detroit selector Seth Troxler.
Rounding out the expansive announcement is legendary lyricist GZA—who is slated to perform his seminal 1995 masterpiece Liquid Swords in its entirety—alongside hip-hop mainstays Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Danny Brown. The bill also grows to include Kettama, Disco Lines, Daphni, Cloonee, VTSS, Mary Droppinz, Haai, and Hamdi. These performers will share the stage with the previously announced headliners, including Underworld, Four Tet, Lil’ Kim, and PAWSA.
Festival organizers have also dedicated a specific environment to extended four-hour sessions: the “444” stage. This immersive space will host deep-dive sets from Floating Points, Seth Troxler, DJ Harvey, Heidi Lawden, Willikens & Ivkovic, and Red Axes.
The 13th iteration of III Points is set to transform Mana Wynwood on October 16–17. Attendees can expect a revamped festival footprint featuring over ten distinct stages, avant-garde art installations, upgrades to the Isotropic Stage, and a premium “VIP+” tier. Tickets go on sale June 12 at 1:11 p.m. ET.
“With this second phase, we have fully realized our vision for 2026,” says III Points founder David Sinopoli. “Our goal was to curate a final selection of talent that balances nostalgia with a forward-thinking aesthetic, effectively bridging the divide between underground club ethos and massive global performances. This rounds out the experience perfectly for our thirteenth year.”

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