Top 5 Shows To Hit At Club Space For The Second Half Of Summer 2025

Club Space remains one of Miami’s most essential dance floors for global tastemakers and underground stars alike.

With summer in full swing, the venue’s stacked July and August calendar blends everything from Afro house and tech house to underground techno.

Here are the top five shows to mark on your calendar for the second half of summer 2025.

Friday, July 25 – ACRAZE, Noizu, Jackie Hollander

ACRAZE returns to Miami for a night that captures the full arc of his meteoric rise. Known globally for “Do It To It,” which racked up billions of streams and redefined crossover success for a club record, ACRAZE has leveled up from viral sensation to global festival headliner.

What sets him apart is his ability to keep the dancefloor unpredictable, drawing influence from house, hip-hop, and his New York roots to craft sets that feel as dynamic as they are explosive.

Joining him is Noizu, whose latest heater “Dancing In The Dark” proves his continued command of tech house. Noizu’s label Techne has become a launchpad for fresh sounds, and his DJ sets always deliver high energy and peak-hour flow.

Rounding out the bill is Miami-based up-and-comer Jackie Hollander. This one is primed to be a packed-out night for club regulars and first-timers alike. Click to grab your tickets for this show!

Friday, August 1 – Channel Tres (DJ Set), Maribou State (DJ Set)

Channel Tres and Maribou State’s back-to-back DJ sets promise a genre-bending night steeped in groove, soul, and deeper textures.

Channel Tres, known for fusing West Coast house with classic hip-hop and funk, is riding the momentum of his 2024 debut album Head Rush. The LP is a personal and rhythmic exploration of identity and movement, and his DJ sets reflect that same sense of self-expression and narrative.

Meanwhile, UK duo Maribou State bring a lush, cinematic sound that merges electronic foundations with rich instrumentation and vocal textures.

Their album Hallucinating Love touches on healing and human connection, themes that resonate deeply in the dance space. Together, these two acts will transform the terrace into a melodic, mood-driven experience from start to finish.

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Saturday, August 2 – KILIMANJARO, Peace Control

KILIMANJARO’s debut at Club Space is a celebration of Afro-infused rhythm and rave-ready energy. The UK-born, Zambian-rooted producer has earned global praise for his percussive, genre-bending style.

With releases on Capitol and collabs alongside Junior Simba and Melé, his tracks like “No Bad Vibes” and remixes for Moby and Aluna show a range that moves fluidly between club euphoria and cultural nuance. Expect a crowd-hyping set that brings together tribal percussion, dancehall nods, and peak-time energy.

Joining the night is Peace Control, who broke out in 2024 with a remix of Fireboy DML’s “Peru” and rapidly caught attention across the house circuit. With fresh signings to Deep Root Tribe and Higher Ground, their selections lean deep and spiritual, blending Afro-house, organic percussion, and subtle melodic builds.

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Saturday, August 16 – AMÉMÉ, Antdot, Indo Warehouse

Few artists are shaping Afro house’s global future like AMÉMÉ. His tracks blend tribal percussion, deep grooves, and atmospheric tones, creating immersive, high-energy sets that feel like both ritual and release.

Whether on the decks at Burning Man or Coachella, AMÉMÉ knows how to work a crowd and craft a journey. “Sweat,” his latest release, continues that tradition with pulsing intensity.

Joining him is Brazilian standout Antdot, who has made waves through his work with Maz and the top-charting Afro House imprint Dawn Patrol. His festival appearances from Cercle to Tomorrowland prove his music travels globally but stays rooted in soul.

Indo Warehouse, meanwhile, bridges South Asian heritage and electronic culture. Their fusion of Indo rhythms with house and techno has established a new sonic lane for diaspora communities and underground fans alike.

This lineup is a cross-cultural statement and one of the most exciting bookings of the summer. Click to grab your tickets for this show!

Friday, August 22 – Wax Motif, A-Trak

Wax Motif brings the bassline heat with a set rooted in G-house, UK garage, and leftfield club sounds. Known for working with heavyweights like Destructo and remixing the likes of YG and Chromeo, Wax has carved out a lane that is versatile and always unpredictable.

His collab with Kyle Watson, “Push Up,” showcases a refined groove perfect for Space.

Headlining alongside him is A-Trak, a cultural icon whose two-decade career spans turntablism, label curation, and high-profile projects like Duck Sauce and The Brothers Macklovitch.

From founding Fool’s Gold to remixing dance legends, A-Trak’s presence behind the decks is both historic and forward-thinking.

Expect a night of technical precision and deep cuts spanning hip-hop, house, funk, and beyond, curated by one of the most influential DJs of a generation.

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