Ultra Music Festival 2026 promises to blur the lines between techno, house, and bass as 14 debut acts join iconic headliners for an unforgettable weekend in Miami.
Ultra Music Festival is set to return to Miami’s iconic Bayfront Park from March 27–29, 2026, with a Phase One lineup that promises to redefine the electronic music festival experience. Following the sold-out success of its 25th anniversary in 2025, Ultra continues to push the boundaries of the global dance scene, combining legendary headliners with fresh, debuting talent for an unforgettable weekend.
This year, Ultra 2026 stands out with a staggering 80% of the lineup featuring new artists compared to last year, signaling a bold and refreshing direction. Headlining the Phase One announcement are techno visionaries Amelie Lens and Sarah Landrywho will deliver their first-ever back-to-back set—a dream pairing for electronic music enthusiasts. Other highly anticipated B2B performances include Adam Beyer back-to-back with Joseph Capriati making their US debut, as well as a reunion of Swedish House Mafia‘s Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello.
The festival also embraces its roots while celebrating innovation, with returning icons such as Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, Eric Prydz, DJ Snake, John Summit, Carl Cox, Steve Aoki, Major Lazer, Illenium, Boris Brejcha, Vintage Cultureand Louis the Child gracing the main stages. The legendary sasha and John Digweed will also perform an exclusive set bridging generations of dance music, while the world premiere of Timeless—a collaboration between Deorro, Mike Posnerand Morten—promises a fresh, genre-blending experience.
Beyond acts headline, Ultra 2026 expands its stage offerings with curated takeovers, including Sarah Landry‘s HEKATE, The Martinez Brothers‘ Cuttin’ Headzand Germany‘s Live From Earth. The festival will also celebrate milestone anniversaries for major labels and events: A State of Trance (25 years), Dirty Workz (20 years), and Dim Mak (30 years). Fans can expect electrifying performances from bass heavyweights like Excision, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Of The Trees, Brutalismus 3000and the comically named B2B duo WANKDATfeaturing Wooli and Crankdat.
Ultra‘s commitment to genre diversity is evident throughout the lineup, which spans progressive house, techno, drum and bass, and hard-hitting bass music. With 14 debuting artists, world-exclusive sets, and an infusion of fresh energy alongside returning legends, Ultra 2026 is shaping up to be a milestone edition in the festival’s storied history.
Tickets for Ultra Music Festival 2026 are already available, and with Phase Two Expected to bring even more surprises, fans are advised to secure their spots early for this landmark event in Miami’s electronic music calendar.
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