Ultra Music Festival 2013's Lineup and Set Times

S. Pajot March 15, 2013 2:00PM

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Under normal circumstances, Ultra Music Festival has pushed even the most seasoned EDM addicts to the very brink of physical and emotional collapse.

But now UMF has expanded to two entire weekends (AKA six whole days), which just might turn certain (weaker) members of the Crossfade team into pathetic victims of catastrophic dehydration, manic exhaustion, even total organ shutdown.

So if, like us, you plan on spending six whole days at Ultra, please consult the festival's official lineup and set times. Pace yourself. Don't take candy from bros. Drink water. Rave safe.

Skip ahead to the lineup and set times for Ultra 2013's weekend two.

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