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It looks like the cast of characters pulling up for Ultra Music Festival 2026 just got even bigger and wilder. The festival dropped its phase two lineup today, adding more than 70 acts to an already massive roster and it’s absolutely stacked with legends, first-time collaborations, and some of the most anticipated DJ sets fans will see all year.
The biggest reveal of the announcement is the back-to-back debut between Alesso and Martin Garrix, marking their first time performing together at Ultra. Also joining the main lineup are Arbat, Joris Voorn b2b Korolova, and the debut of Amelie Lens b2b Sara Landry, following the pair’s unforgettable year as two of hard techno‘s most eclectic performers.
DJ Snake will bring his Outlaw persona to the main stage for a special b2b set with French hard techno phenom Trym, while HALŌ, the progressive supergroup made up of Matisse & Sadko, DubVision, and Third Party, will make their long-awaited U.S. debut. Clara Cuvé b2b Shlømo will deliver a darker, underground sound to Bayfront Park, and Argy b2b Mind Against will make their world debut on the Resistance stage.
The phase two additions also feature Lily Palmer, Nicky Romero, Loud Luxury, Andy C, Deep Dish, Maddix, Alan Walker, and SVDDEN DEATH’s menacing alias VOYD, further solidifying this year’s lineup as one of the strongest in Ultra’s history.
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They’ll join the previously announced heavy hitters from phase one, including Eric Prydz, Eli Brown, ISOxo, John Summit, Major Lazer, Hardwell, the Martinez Brothers, Sebastian Ingrosso b2b Steve Angello, and the U.S. debut of Adam Beyer b2b Joseph Capriati.
Ultra 2026 will also host a stacked slate of stage takeovers, including the Martinez Brothers’ debut Cuttin’ Headz showcase, Armin van Buuren’s A State of Trance 25th anniversary, Steve Aoki’s 30 Years of Dim Mak celebration, and the return of Dirty Workz for its 20th anniversary. Sara Landry’s Hekate imprint and Germany’s Live From Earth collective will also host Ultra takeovers for the first time.
With over 70 new additions, exclusive back-to-backs, and debut performances from across the electronic spectrum, Ultra Music Festival 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated and talked-about editions yet.
Ultra Music Festival 2026. Friday, March 27, through Sunday, March 29, 2026, at Bayfront Park, 301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami; ultramusicfestival.com. Tickets from $479.15 via ultramusicfestival.com
