Ultra Music Festival 2026 to Feature Back-to-Back Set from Alesso & Martin Garrix — See Phase 2 Lineup

On Nov. 12, 2025, Ultra Music Festival expanded its 2026 roster with a second phase announcement that adds more than 70 artists to the lineup.

Notable additions include Martin Garrix and Alesso performing back-to-back in a headline slot; the first headlining back-to-back sets from Argy b2b Mind Against and Ray Volpe b2b Sullivan King; and DJ Snake debuting his Outlaw alias in the U.S. alongside TYRM. Joris Voorn and Kololova are also set to share a back-to-back performance — another first for U.S. audiences.

The festival will host a series of curated stage takeovers, featuring Ibiza institution Amnesia, The Martinez Brothers’ Cuttin’ Headz, Armin van Buuren’s A State of Trance, Steve Aoki’s 30 Years of Dim Mak, Coone’s Dirty Workz, Sara Landry’s Hekate and Germany’s Live From Earth collective.

These phase-two additions build on the earlier phase-one announcement, which included artists such as Afrojack; Amelie Lens b2b Sara Landry; Armin van Buuren; DJ Snake; Eric Prydz; Illenium; John Summit; Hardwell; Major Lazer; Steve Aoki; Sebastian Ingrosso b2b Steve Angello; Miss Monique; Excision; ISOxo; Boys Noize; OF the Trees; Madeon and more.

Key highlights (selected):

• Martin Garrix b2b Alesso — headlining slot
• Argy b2b Mind Against — first headlining B2B
• Ray Volpe b2b Sullivan King — first headlining B2B
• DJ Snake (Outlaw alias) b2b TYRM — U.S. debut of Outlaw
• Joris Voorn b2b Kololova — first U.S. B2B appearance
• Stage takeovers: Amnesia; Cuttin’ Headz; A State of Trance; 30 Years of Dim Mak; Dirty Workz; Hekate; Live From Earth

Ultra Music Festival 2026 is scheduled for March 27–29 at Miami’s Bayfront Park, where the event traditionally closes out Miami Music Week — a weeklong slate of showcases, parties and industry programming.

Winter Music Conference, which returned to Miami Music Week in 2025, will return in 2026 as well. Organizers have announced the conference will run March 24–26 at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami. The 2026 edition — the 36th — will feature a programming track for dance-industry professionals alongside a second track aimed at DJs, producers and content creators.

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