The Miami Music Week 2026 Events You Cannot Miss

iEDM Staff | February 27, 2026

Miami Music Week 2026 is stacked from top to bottom, but the real magic lives in the carefully curated takeovers, label showcases, and open-air experiences that define the city’s dance culture. Whether you are chasing sunrise sets or industry access, these are the events to lock into your schedule.

Tuesday, March 24 – Experts Only At Club Space

Experts Only is kicking off Miami Music Week in record-setting fashion with a 21-hour marathon takeover of Club Space from March 24 at 11:00 PM through March 25 at 8:00 PM.

For the first time, all three rooms of the venue will operate under the Experts Only banner, turning the iconic club into a fully immersive label experience.

Curated directly by John Summit and his team, the lineup spans ANNA, DJ Tennis, Hot Since 82, Layton Giordani, SG Lewis, AYYBO, Max Styler, GREG 99, Oppidan, MPH, and Rohaan, alongside emerging selectors shaping the next wave.

The takeover sets the stage for Summit’s Mainstage performance at Ultra later that week, cementing Experts Only as one of the defining brands of this year’s Music Week.

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Thursday, March 26 – Miami Music Nexus

Making its Miami debut, Music Nexus brings high-impact industry programming to MIDLINE in Wynwood. Artists gain direct access to A&Rs, booking agents, and managers through panels and real-time demo sessions designed to move careers forward.

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Thursday, March 26 – Factory Town

Thursday at Factory Town feels like a festival inside the festival. Jamie Jones converts the Infinity Room into Paradise alongside Loco Dice and Hot Since 82, delivering deep, rolling house grooves built for marathon sets. The Park shifts gears with Our House, led by MEDUZA and James Hype, injecting big-room momentum and crossover appeal into the open-air space.

The Warehouse dives headfirst into techno with FACE 2 FACE x REBELS x Factory 93, pairing artists in high-impact back-to-back formats that keep energy levels relentless. Meanwhile, the Chain Room hosts HOME//GRXWN. for groove-driven selectors, and Cypress End hands the reins to Knight Club, featuring Cole Knight and Partiboi69 in one of the more unpredictable rooms of the night.

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Thursday, March 26 – GBD Records at Floyd

AYYBO’s GBD Records hosts its first Miami Music Week showcase inside Floyd. With Millero, NO STATIC, and more on the lineup, plus two sets from AYYBO himself, the night highlights groove-heavy tech house and indie dance in one of the city’s most respected rooms.

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Thursday, March 26 – Ophelia Records & Neon Owl

Seven Lions’ Ophelia Records teams with Neon Owl at The Clevelander for an artist-focused mixer, panel, and demo listening session, prioritizing access and mentorship over nightlife excess.

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Friday, March 27 – PNK Records at ZeyZey

Miami’s own PNK Records brings its community-driven minimal and tech house movement back to ZeyZey for another Music Week takeover. What began as a social platform sharing underground IDs has evolved into a label spotlighting forward-thinking artists pushing the mold.

With Gabss, GREG 99, SLAMM, and Méssous B2B AJK on deck to perform, this event spans both an open-air stage and an indoor Boiler Room-inspired setup. It will be a space built for groove purists.

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Friday, March 27 – SHIFT Miami & EDMA Pool Party

SHIFT Miami delivers four days of access-driven programming, with Friday’s EDMA pool celebration blending awards culture and high-energy daytime party vibes in South Beach.

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Saturday, March 28 – Black Coffee at the Racetrack

Black Coffee brings his signature Afro-house journey to Hialeah Park for an open-air experience that trades spectacle for depth, rhythm, and atmosphere.

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Sunday, March 29 – Factory Town Closing Night

Factory Town closes its 2026 run with maximalism across all five stages. Elrow’s Dance With The Serpent theme transforms the Infinity Room into a theatrical playground featuring Patrick Topping, Sonny Fodera, LP Giobbi, and Matroda. The Park pivots into hard techno territory with Indira Paganotto, Nico Moreno, and I Hate Models delivering one of the week’s heaviest lineups.

In the Warehouse, Insomniac Records showcases Archie Hamilton, Marte, and a surprise b2b2b2b finale, while Max Styler’s Nu Moda claims the Chain Room with a polished, groove-driven curation. Cypress End welcomes Chasewest’s Chaste. for a more intimate closing energy. It is a proper sendoff: high intensity, immersive production, and no shortage of sonic extremes.

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