Miami’s III Points Festival has revealed its Phase 2 lineup for the 13th edition, completing the full artist roster ahead of its return to Mana Wynwood on October 16 and 17. The additions confirm what is shaping up to be the festival’s most ambitious year to date, with Charlotte de Witte, Honey Dijon, Seth Troxler, VTSS, HAAi, Cloonee, Disco Lines, Odd Mob, MPH, and Hamdi among the newly announced names joining an already stacked bill.
The first phase of announcements had already set a high bar, bringing in Four Tet, Underworld, PAWSA, 999999999, KI/KI, horsegiirl, and Beltran b2b Ben Sterling. Phase 2 builds considerably on that foundation. Danny Brown, Flying Lotus, Vintage Culture b2b Max Styler, Interplanetary Criminal, Tiga, Ivy Lab, Mind Enterprises, Chase West, Omar+, Roddy Lima, SOSA, Mary Droppinz, and Levity b2b Taiki Nulight are all confirmed, extending the lineup across electronic, hip-hop, and experimental club music with little regard for genre boundaries.
“Phase II completes the vision we set out for 2026,” said III Points founder David Sinopoli. “We wanted to drop a final wave of talent that feels both nostalgic and completely futuristic, bridging the gap between underground club culture and global live acts. This completes the circuit for our 13th year.”
True to the festival’s longstanding commitment to its home city, a substantial local contingent is also on the bill. Miami-based artists including Slugg, Ms. Mada, Marte, Thunderpony, Mia Vendetta, Velora, Max Stern, Bakke, Pressure Point, Sister System, Will Buck, Nikita Green, and 1-800-305 are all scheduled to perform, continuing a tradition that has distinguished III Points from larger festivals that often overlook regional talent.
Beyond the lineup itself, the 2026 edition arrives with a series of structural and experiential upgrades. The site will feature increased square footage, 10 or more stages, immersive art installations, and flooring improvements at the Isotropic Stage. A new VIP+ tier makes its debut this year, granting access to the exclusive Artist Lounge behind the Mind Melt stage. That premium package also includes unlimited natural wine pours before sunset at the Grapecrush Wine Garden, all standard VIP amenities, and priority reservations for sit-down dining from Miami restaurants Ghee, Tam Tam, and Fooq’s, with reservation windows opening once set times are confirmed.
Returning for 2026 is the ::444:: audiophile experience, presented in partnership with Apple Music and L-Acoustics. Held indoors, the space is built around intentional listening and runs three four-hour sets per day through an 11.1 surround-sound system with spatial audio technology. Each set will subsequently be archived in Dolby Atmos format and made available for listening on Apple Music after the festival wraps, giving the experience a life well beyond the weekend itself.
With 13 editions behind it, III Points has maintained a consistent identity — rooted in Miami, oriented toward the underground, and willing to pull from across the spectrum of electronic and live music without losing focus. The 2026 lineup, now complete, reflects that same logic: a wide range of artists sharing space in a way that feels considered rather than scattershot. Tickets and further details are available through the festival’s official channels ahead of the October dates.
Sources: When We Dip, EDM Identity
