Miami Music Week Madness: The 2025 Playbook

Mar 19, 2025

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Michela Iosipov

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If you’re heading to Miami Music Week (MMW), prepare for a nonstop marathon of house, techno, and everything in between. Taking over Miami from March 25-30, MMW is the biggest week of the year for dance music diehards, with day-to-night parties at clubs, pools, rooftops, and secret locations across the city. It’s that time of year when you wish you could clone yourself just to be in two places at once.

You’ll have to pick and choose your battles, but no matter where you end up in the 305, it’s always special. Moments like these remind you why there’s no place in the world like Miami—and how is it that this Earth is 4.54 billion years old, yet we’re lucky enough to exist at the same time as Miami Music Week?

The week builds up to Ultra Music Festival, but the real magic lies in the events leading up to and surrounding it—six-acre raves at Factory Town, crisp sunrise mimosas on the Terrace at Space Miami, intimate sessions at Floyd Miami, and boat parties that never seem to dock. You’ll find yourself getting weird at Jolene in Downtown, hitting pool parties at the Sagamore Hotel, dancing under the lights at Toe Jam Backlot in Wynwood, and, of course, waiting for location drops for the famous Unmute parties.

Expect to see top-tier DJs, rising underground talent, and unexpected b2bs in one of the most chaotic yet thrilling party environments imaginable. Every moment is an opportunity to dance, connect, and lose yourself in the music and mayhem. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned MMW veteran, this guide will help you navigate the madness and make the most of Miami’s wildest week for house heads.

Un_Mute teams up with ReSolute NYC and Desimana XP for a renowned Miami Music Week weekender on March 28-29, featuring the legend himself, Ricardo Villalobos B2B Raresh, Francesco Del Garda, Sonja Moonear, Fumiya Tanaka, and more. Two days, top-notch selectors, and pure underground energy. Tickets are available here.

The Martinez Brothers are set to headline DJ Mag Presents' Miami pool party at the Sagamore Hotel during Miami Music Week 2025. Kicking off the five-day pool party series on March 26, the event runs from 1 PM to 11 PM, with Mason Collective, HoneyLuv, SOSA B2B Max Dean, and Silvie Loto also joining the lineup. Tickets are available here.

Kick off Miami Music Week 2025 on The Terrace as Space Miami brings the heat Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon. French DJ and producer Hugel, South African rising star Shimza, Turkish sensation Mahmut Orhan, and more will take over the decks for a proper one.

Tickets are available here.

Franky Rizardo is one of the most recognized names in house music, playing hundreds of gigs a year while adapting his sound to audiences worldwide. A staple at ANTS and elrow, he’s played top venues like fabric, Shelter, Amnesia Ibiza, and Sound. Now, he brings his brand series and label, FLOW, to The Ground at Club Space Miami on Wednesday, March 26th, alongside Manda Moor, Blackchild, Natalia Roth, and more for a night of house grooves. Tickets are available here.

What began as a radio show featuring Rossi. and friends spinning DJ mixes has grown into HOME//GRXWN—a must-attend event and record label making noise in the house music scene. Now, the British DJ and producer is bringing HOME//GRXWN to Floyd on Wednesday, March 26, alongside Salomé Le Chat, Arapu, and more, for an intimate night at one of Miami’s most beloved nightclubs. Tickets are available here.

Another standout pick is Australian wild card Partiboi69 going B2B with the legendary Skream, joined by the elusive yet always electric Boyz Noize. Brought to you by Hard Selects, this special night takes over The Ground at Space Miami on Thursday, March 27. Tickets are available here.

GORDO’s TARAKA series has taken over cities worldwide, and now it’s Miami Music Week’s turn. On Friday, March 28, Toejam Backlot hosts one of the week’s biggest events, featuring Wakyin B2B Liva K, Maz B2B Alex Wann, DJ Tennis B2B a mystery guest, HoneyLuv B2B Tony Guerra, Victor Lou, and Gabe B2B AMBRXSE. This one is a MUST! Tickets are available here.

House Hats is back in Wynwood on Friday, March 28, for another must-attend function! Darius Syrossian B2B Edd lead the charge as co-headliners, joined by special guests TBA. The lineup also features LA and Miami favorites, including Russian artist Bingewatch, Jenessa Acosta, NYC-based DJ, producer, and Moledro label head Brant Wolff. Made in Kissimmee, Miami-based, and Colombian by blood, Dre Osorio joins the party alongside House Hats resident Tiddy and more. Tickets are available here.

Haven’t seen this name in a while, but it’s a welcome sight on this lineup—Japanese DJ and record producer Satoshi Tomiie with Tomoki Tamura are on schedule for Yoyaku x Slapfunk: Miami Music Week at Floyd Miami. Expect a night of top-tier selections alongside other exciting names, bringing a touch of Japanese culture to the dance floor. Join the fun on March 27! Tickets are available here.

Link Miami Rebels presents a true MMW experience, running Saturday night into Sunday afternoon with a stacked lineup. Expect sets from English DJ duo CamelPhat, German star Innellea, and a closing B2B from Henri Bergmann and the stunning Layla Benitez, along with many more carefully curated names for this marathon. Tickets are available here.

Get ready for one of the biggest, boldest, and most brolic lineups Miami has ever seen—this party is straight-up baller, and the chances of you wanting to leave? Slim to none. Some of the hottest names on deck include Peggy Gou, Chris Stussy, Dennis Cruz B2B Paco Osuna, and ANOTR B2B Marco Carola, with plenty more. 24+ only—so bring your dancing shoes, a back brace, Liquid IV, and your favorite shades, because this one’s going the distance. Tickets are available here.

Defected is the ultimate party for house music lovers in the heart of Miami! Featuring a stacked lineup with Armand Van Helden, Dennis Ferrer B2B TSHA, and Eats Everything B2B Sam Divine, this is one event you can’t afford to miss. Skipping a Defected party during MMW should practically be a crime—so be there or be square! Tickets are available here.

Get ready to shine and sparkle as Glitterbox Ibiza brings its blend of house, disco, and feel-good energy to Miami Music Week. Known for its dancefloor-focused music and empowering atmosphere, this iconic event takes over the Sagamore Hotel for a poolside party like no other. Behind the decks? DJ Jazzy Jeff, Moodymann, and more. Tickets are available here.

The Texas techno queen herself, Sara Landry, has the North American techno scene in a chokehold with her gritty, hard-hitting sound—and now, she’s bringing her HEKATE party to Factory Town. A DJ Mag North America cover star, she rips the decks apart with a lethal USB and fierce energy. With hardstyle DJs slipping from the Top 100 this year, Sara Landry now reigns as the World’s No.1 Hard DJ, thanks to her blistering BPMs and the relentless power of her sound. Tickets are available here.

Ben Sterling is one of the hottest names breaking through the UK’s house scene—just ask Mixmag, who dubbed him part of the new school movement. With his perfectly quaffed hair and a gangster tracklist selection, he’s the mastermind behind Planet X and X Files, a brand and label inspired by his love for digging through files to uncover hidden gems. And the name? That came straight from a Looney Tunes Duck Dodgers episode, where the characters travel to Planet X—a nod to Sterling’s own search for the rare and unexpected in music.

Rolling up with him in the Chain Room will be Josh Baker, Rossi., Elliot Schooling, Beltran, and more for a proper one. Meanwhile, over at Cypress End, Hernán Cattáneo and Sasha will be serving up their own magic, while in true Music On fashion, Marco Carola will be running the show in the Infinity Room. This is one of those stage-hopping nights—so don’t even think about calling it early. Tickets are available here.

A true original, Pablo Fierro grew up on Tenerife, part of the Canary Islands, where he began studying music as a teenager. With the islands sitting off the coast of Spain near Africa, their rich cultural blend is reflected in his sound. Now, he’s bringing his "We’re Here" party to Factory Town, alongside a lineup of must-see events that make this a night worth checking out. Tickets are available here.

The one and only sexy and fiery queen, Indira Paganotto, crowned "Highest Climber" in the 2024 DJ Mag Top 100 DJs, is bringing her 'ARTCORE' party to Factory Town.

One of Spain’s most iconic and recognizable artists, she’s guaranteed to throw down, while over at The Warehouse, Swedish techno legend Adam Beyer presents the powerhouse that is Drumcode. This one’s for those who love a proper techno pump—so let’s blow off some steam together in Hialeah. Tickets are available here.

Speaking of stacked, mouth-watering lineups at Factory Town, Miami Music Week is going out with a bang as elrow, arguably the best party in the world, takes over for a KAOS GARDEN-themed event.

Get ready for the wildest closing party of MMW—12 hours of nonstop music, chaos, and epic moments. This is where the real party happens—no rules, no limits, just pure madness from start to finish. Joining the mayhem are Tini Gessler, Patrick Topping, Matroda, Hugel, Chelina Manuhutu, and many more. Let’s close out this hectic week in style—or covered in confetti. Either way, be there and let’s party! Tickets are available here.

Haitian sensation Francis Mercier, founder of Deep Root Records, is bringing his Deep Root Tribe party to Factory Town at The Park. Recognized by Forbes, Billboard, and DJ Mag, his tracks frequently land on Tomorrowland One Radio and BBC Radio 1.

That same night, over in The Warehouse, it’s all about relentless techno as Klangkuenstler presents Linear, featuring Chicago techno favorite Hiroko Yamamura, along with more names to look forward to.

These two parties are day and night in terms of sound, making for the perfect excuse to stage-hop and keep things fresh. Tickets are available here.

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