Lineup: helloworld, OddKidOut, Pauline Herr, Tisoki, San Holo Lineup: ACRAZE, Cassy, Dom Dolla, Dombresky, Heidi Lawden, Jaden Thompson, Kasia, LP Giobbi, Mau P, Purple Disco Machine Lineup: Abel, Art Department, Catz n' Dogz, Chus, Classmatic, Danny Tenaglia, Eelke Kleijn, LOVRA, Pablo Fierro, Serge Devant, The Son of Ash, + secret special guests Lineup: Cloone, ChaseWest, Chelina Mauhutu, HUGEL, Solardo Lineup: ACRAZE, Alan Walker, Dubdogz, KREAM, LODATO, Nitti, TELYKast, Vinny Vibe Lineup: Jonathan Fratamico, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren SET's Miami Yatch Experience with Hernan Cattaneo B2B Nick Warren Lineup: RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ set), Arodes, Cassian, Colyn, Jonas Rathsman, Joplyn, Yulia Niko RÜFÜS DU SOL presents Rose Avenue Records Showcase Lineup: Jaden Thompson, Janeret, Lauren Lo Sung, Ms.
Lineup: 22 Weeks, A.D., BRIO (US), Brizee, DJ Dove, DJ IDeaL, Doc Brown, Edgar V, Francis Davila, Freshcobar, Lady Verse, Lavelle Dupree, Nicole Fiallo, ODK, Ollie Sanders, SMTTY, Tony H Groove Cruise & Doc Brown present: Unlearn Records MMW Showcase Lineup: 4B, Good Times Ahead, Nitti, Ship Wrek, Tisoki At iEDM, we have laid out the optimal schedule for Miami Music Week 2023, as it returns from Tuesday, March 21st, to Sunday, March 26th.Ĭheck out iEDM's Official Miami Music Week 2023 Guide below. In addition to Ultra Music Festival, the flagship festival brand has even opened its own nightclub, M2, which will host iconic acts from the world of underground techno and house, centered around Ultra's RESISTANCE concept. There is a wide selection of different show settings to attend, such as warehouse raves at MANA in Wynwood, extended DJ sets from top-tier talent at club space, and groovy pool parties at the strip of hotels along South Beach.īetween all of these spectacular showcases, there will be label takeovers by most prominent imprints in electronic music, like Above & Beyond's Anjunabeats, Chris Lake's Blackbook Records, Zeds Deads' Deadbeats, Subtronics' Cyclops Recordings, Oliver Heldens' Heldeep , a special Afterlife event, and more. This year MMW is doubling down on its immersive venues and stacked lineups. Whether you are a basshead, house junkie, or drawn towards any other EDM sub-genre, Miami Music Week has got it all.
Also nearby is RIZE Thai & Sushi Infusion, and Supurba for bread, pastries, and juices.The biggest week in dance music is right around the corner and there are over 100 incredible events to choose from. For coffee, he’ll often stop at the Blue Bottle, and later for guac there’s always La Cabaña on Rose. Lindqvist is settled in Venice Beach with his wife and two-year-old son, where the famous boardwalk is a frequent destination for their bike rides. That’s why we were drawn to come here.”Ī visit to The Broad is inevitably a special occasion, but the band members are learning to live like locals in their daily lives in the city. “The architectural aesthetic of this building is really interesting. “I like the way the interior lobby undulates and looks like a living organism,” says Hunt. The musicians are sitting in The Broad’s gray cavernous lobby, still taking it all in. That’s why we were drawn to come here.” - James Hunt The architectural aesthetic of this building is really interesting. “I like the way the interior lobby undulates and looks like a living organism. a few years before, and were about to release a new album, “Surrender.” (Left to right) James Hunt, Tyrone Lindqvist and Jon George. Rufus Du Sol, the electronic dance music band from Australia, inside The Broad, a Los Angeles art museum. “I remember seeing that in an art book maybe 20 years ago.” “That was pretty surreal,” George says after. George was soon standing next to Jeff Koons’ famous life-sized porcelain sculpture of Michael Jackson and the chimp Bubbles. RÜFÜS DU SOL’s Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George, and James Hunt entered this epic three-story building with a white honeycomb exterior, and found a galley space filled with art from the vast collection of the late American businessman and philanthropist Eli Broad. For the three members of RÜFÜS DU SOL, home will always be Sydney, Australia, where they grew up and formed the band and yet for nearly four years, the trio has lived and thrived in LA, immersed in the city’s culture and comforts.ĭuring a visit to The Broad, a contemporary art museum in Downtown LA housed in a modern, wedge-shaped structure, the alternative dance musicians were clearly dazzled by their surroundings. Los Angeles isn’t defined only by its native citizenry, but also feeds on the comings and goings of expats and pilgrims, migrants and day-trippers.
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