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Ultra Music Festival 2027 Announces Phase One Lineup, Including Several First Ever B2Bs

The event takes place at the city's Bayfront Park in March.

Ultra Music Festival 2027 Announces Phase One Lineup, Including Several First Ever B2Bs

Ultra Music Festival 2027 has unveiled the Phase One lineup for its upcoming March festival in Miami. Calvin Harris is set to make a return to the mainstage for the second time since 2024, performing just prior to his recently announced North American headline tour. Marshmello will be sharing the stage with Subtronics, while Alison Wonderland will join forces with Tiffany Day, who was named Billboard's Rising Dance Artist of the Month for October.

Eric Prydz, performing under his Cirez D alias, will share the stage with Boris Brecha. Regulars Martin Garrix, Afrojack, Dom Dolla, Armin van Buuren, and Steve Aoki will also return to the festival.

The festival will feature a special performance by Sara Landry, who will premiere her new album Divine Intervention (released on October 16) as part of a unique show. The Resistance stage will host takeovers by Mau P's Baddest Behaviour brand and Adam Bayer's techno label Drumcode Records. Miss Monique's Biorhythm show will make its Miami debut on the Resistance stage, alongside headline performances by Indira Paganotto, Michael Bibi, and I Hate Models.

Sofi Tukker will host the first-ever Live Stage takeover in Ultra Miami history, bringing their Animal Talk brand to the stage.

Ultra Music Festival Miami will take place from March 26-28, 2027, at Miami's Bayfront Park. Tickets are now available for purchase. As tradition dictates, the festival will occur at the end of Miami Music Week, a series of parties, brand events, and gatherings for the dance music industry and fans.

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