Key Takeaways

• New Acts: Over 70 new acts have been added to the Ultra Music Festival 2026 lineup.
• Headliners: Martin Garrix and Alesso will perform together for the first time as headliners.
• Stage Takeovers: The festival will feature stage takeovers from iconic Ibiza clubs and collectives.
• Conference Return: The Winter Music Conference will return in 2026 at a new location in Downtown Miami.

Ultra Music Festival today (Nov. 12) added more than 70 new acts for the 2026 edition with the announcement of its phase two lineup.

Joining the bill are Martin Garrix and Alesso, who will play b2b in a headlining slot, the first ever headlining performance from Argy b2b Mind Against and Ray Volpe b2b Sullivan King. DJ Snake will perform the U.S. debut of his Outlaw alias in a b2b with TYRM, and Joris Voorn and Kololova will also perform b2b for the first time in the States.

Additionally, Ultra will host stage takeovers from legendary Ibiza club Amnesia, The Martinez Brothers’ Cuttin’ Headz, Armin van Buuren’s A State of Trance, Steve Aoki’s 30 years of Dim Mak, Coone’s Dirty Workz, Sara Landry’s Hekate, and Germany’s Live From Earth collective.

These additions expand the previously announced phase one lineup that includes Afrojack, Amelie Lens b2b Sara Landry, Armin van Buuren, DJ Snake, Eric Prydz, Illenium, John Summit, Hardwell, Major Lazer, Steve Aoki, Sebastian Ingrosso b2b Steve Angello, Miss Monique, Excision, ISOxo, Boys Noize, OF the Trees, Madeon and many more. See the complete lineup below.

Ultra Music Festival 2026 happens March 27-29 at its longtime home at Miami’s Bayfront Park.

The festival annually closes out Miami Music Week—a week-long run of parties, showcases, meetings, mixers and more that draws many in the global electronic music industry to the city. Winter Music Conference returned to Miami Music Week in 2025 after a hiatus, with organizers announcing earlier this week that it will be back in 2026 and happen in a new location at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami from March 24–26.

2026 will mark the 36th year of the conference. The next edition is set to feature a programming track tailored for dance industry professionals and a second track for DJs, producers and content creators.