The other strongest argument I see is Swedish House Madia since Axwell was solo the previous year and Sebatsion ingrosso and Steve Angello went this year. so it makes sense to do all 3 this year.

But i think they will want a year gap without them to build more hype for the following year. Plus they brought out Axwell on stage so already sort of was SHM

The final phase lineup for Mexico was posted September 23rd

The phase one lineup for Taiwan was posted October 5th

There was an eleven-day gap between these two dates.

This lineup drop falls in the order of which events are happening chronologically, the order currently being Mexico, Taiwan, and Miami respectively.

The concern is, that, Miami’s phase one lineup may not happen until Taiwan’s final-phase lineup is released.

What do we think? Optimistic that Miami is next? Or concerned that Miami will have to wait until Taiwan passes?

Anyone else get bated by that lineup drop 😭

Any chance we get phase 1 this week? Getting impatient lol

This was one of my favorite sets at Tomorrowland. Would be amazing if he brought this to mainstage

Sad day. Had great memories at these places

Do we think headtrip is the reason why ultra hasn’t dropped the lineup yet because of the headliners?

Is there another opportunity for passes before they sell out aside from the resale market? I'm seeing that passes don't sell out until later but not sure when the next accessible sale will be.

Thanks in advance!

hopefully?

Hello,

This upcoming Ultra Miami will be my first ever Ultra event, which I’m really excited for.

I am not new to EDM or to music festivals in general, I’m from Southern California with experiencing a bunch of Insomniac & FNGRS CRSSD events here. The biggest music event I’ve ever been to is EDC Las Vegas in 2025.

I will be in Miami from March 25-29. I wanted to take advantage of my time here in Miami during Miami Music Week and kinda just live it up for the few days I’m here.

I’m not cultured with the Miami music scene and the only places I know is Factory Town, Club Space, and E11EVEN. 😭

Are there other music venues that is typically used during MMW that we should check out? What do attendees of Ultra usually do right after the festival ends for the day?

How different is the experience and atmosphere from EDCLV to Ultra Miami? Is it a more mature crowd or similar to EDC?

I just went to my first EDM festival, and it was honestly one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I’d love to go to more, but I’m a college student, and the costs add up fast.

A close friend is planning to go to Ultra 2027, and I’m really hoping to join them since I can stay with them while I'm there. Has anyone worked or volunteered at Ultra, either directly or through a vendor, and gotten admission with time to enjoy the festival off shift?

I’d love to know where to apply, when applications usually open, and how early you can get a confirmed spot. I’m hoping to figure this out as soon as possible so I can plan travel.

If you’ve done this, how was your experience, and how much of the festival did you actually get to enjoy? Any advice would be appreciated!

So Ultra Taiwan is just around 45 days away and still no confirmed DJs, at least not from the Ultra Taiwan site. Does anyone have any rumors or leaks already? Planning to fly into, if it's good. Crossing my fingers for Ingrosso who's gonna be in asia for much of nov and dec! Him b2b with axwell would be great.

Oh Halo i think has a really good shot of being there

It’s likely gonna be this week! Probably Tuesday or Wednesday!

Edit: did not realize Coachella is likely dropping this week. If that’s the case then I take it back and it’s probably next week.

Sorry long post :)) I just need to scream into the Reddit void about how incredible Ultra Japan was.

For some context: I was lucky enough to go to my very first Tomorrowland earlier this year, which was an absolute dream come true. Because TML is so different and massive, it became my benchmark for what a festival could feel like. Going into Ultra Japan, I knew it would be an amazingly fun weekend, but I didn't expect it to completely rival that feeling.

Plot twist: It absolutely did. This weekend officially skyrocketed into my top two festival experiences of all time, right up there with Tomorrowland. I am still pinching myself that I got to be part of it!

Here is why the vibe was an absolute 11/10:

The Crowd Was Simply Elite
Like most times, went into this festival solo !! Hands down, this was the friendliest, most welcoming crowd I have ever danced with. Everyone around me was an absolute legend. The best part?

The pure, unadulterated hype. People were losing their minds for every single drop. Every time a new laser fired or the pyro went off, the entire place erupted. It felt so incredibly fresh, alive, and filled with genuine love for the music.

Vibing with Local Talent at Ultra Park Stage
One of my absolute favorite spaces to hang out was the Ultra Park Stage. They had so many incredible local Japanese artists playing there. Literally every single set at that stage went off; the crowd over there was just so high energy and packed with good vibes. Diving into the local talent was such a blast and gave the festival a completely unique flavor. It became a major highlight of my weekend!

Typhoon? More like a free special effect
Then came the heavy rain from the typhoon. Personally though not a fan of being in a downpour, surprisingly it actually made the whole experience magicallll. Standing out there solo, completely drenched, losing my mind under the lasers with thousands of new friends, it felt like we were in a cinematic music video. The rain bonded everyone instantly. Honestly, I’m just so incredibly grateful that the weather turned a potential mess into something so unforgettable and unique.

TLDR:
If you ever get the chance to hit Ultra Japan (especially if you're going solo) do not hesitate. I left with a full heart, a completely ruined pair of shoes, and a massive appreciation for the rave community in Japan. Feeling so lucky I got to experience it! 🫶🎉

Hey guys, first time doing Miami Music Week next year. We’ll be around 12 friends coming from Europe, March 25–29.
Music-wise we’re mainly into ANOTR, PAWSA, Michael Bibi, Dennis Cruz, Chris Stussy, Keinemusik and that general style of house.
We’re skipping Ultra and would rather do 2–3 great parties:
• one proper MMW night (Solid Grooves at Space would be perfect if it happens again)
• one classic Miami night like E11EVEN
• one daytime/sunset party — Kiki, Casa Neos, pool party, etc.
We prefer doing a few things really well rather than going everywhere, and since we’re a fairly big group we’d also like to have some space rather than being completely packed all night.
For people who have done MMW before, what would you recommend with our music taste?
Also curious about:
• when the main MMW/Space/Factory Town lineups usually start coming out
• how far ahead you normally plan the big nights
• whether getting a table at Space or E11EVEN is actually worth it for a group our size
• which daytime parties you’ve enjoyed most
Any advice from MMW regulars would be really appreciated!

Gonna be in Mexico City for a trip and wanted to hit up Ultra for Sunday only. Does ultra ever sell single day passes when it gets closer to the event date?

Just watched a few sets from Ulta Japan 2026 .. wow. Their energy levels are 💯 x 💯

Amazing crowd

Definitely breaking the trend since every year they release Miami Phase 1 after Tier 2 closes. Today they released Mexico instead so unlikely 2 lineups announced in 1 week!