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Scottish producer Calvin Harris was the weekend’s showstopper, returning to Ultra for the first time since 2013.

Armin van Buuren, Eric Prydz, Calvin Harris, and more helped close out the final day of Ultra Music Festival in downtown Miami.

On day two of Ultra, Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Excision, Peggy Gou, and others took over the decks, delivering the kind of sets the festival is known for.

On its second day, Ultra Music Festival made up for Friday’s wet start with sets by Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Excision, Peggy Gou, and more.

Before Ultra Music Festival shut down at 9 p.m., some performances went forward, including Slander, TiÁ«sto, Nina Kraviz, and Nostalgix.

Whether you’re going to the festival for the first time or are a seasoned Ultranaut, there are a lot of things to keep in mind this weekend.

As corporate giants have absorbed other music festivals across the country, Miami’s Ultra Music Festival remains fiercely independent after 25 years.

Five years on from her original “Hot Girl Summer,” Megan Thee Stallion has once again declared that hotties and thotties must show the world what it means to be truly hot.

Raul Malo led the Mavericks through hits like “There Goes My Heart” and “Dance the Night Away” as the crowd boogied in the aisles.

“Making music can be quite an intense process, and songwriting isn’t my most natural thing,” London-born singer-songwriter Sampha confesses.

Since his debut at Ultra Music Festival in 2012, Dutch producer Hardwell has always been able to deliver a memorable experience.

Eliades Ochoa, one of the last surviving members of Buena Vista Social Club, will headline Afro Roots Fest at the Miami Beach Bandshell.