Ultra Music Festival has added more than 50 artists to the lineup for its 2025 event this March in Miami.
New to the bill are techno legend Dubfire, who’ll be performing his 2022 album Evolv, melodic house star Gryffin, bass mainstays Knife Party, Claude VonStroke performing as his Barclay Crenshaw bass project, mainstage regulars Steve Aoki and Timmy Trumpet, along with Nico Morena, Stephan Bodzin, Joris Voorn, Kshmr, Tokimonsta, Odd Mob, Peekaboo, Said the Sky and many more.
Additionallly, Australian producer Partiboi69 will bring his Area 69 party to Ultra for the first time, with this stage takeover lineup including debut Ultra performance from Partiboi69 and KETTAMA’s Ketboi69 project, along with Partiboi69 b2b Juicy Romance and Skream playing b2b with Interplanetary Criminal.
These artists join a previously announced lineup featuring Ultra regulars Armin van Buuren, Carl Cox, Afrojck, Tiësto, Martin Garrix and Hardwell, along with pairings including Anyma b2b Solomun and Knife Party alias Pendulum playing both solo and back to back with Deadmau5. This latter artist will also perform his first ever career-spanning “retro5pective” set, which will see the producer playing his classic hits.
Meanwhile, Swedish House Mafia’s Axwell will perform his first ever solo headlining set on the mainstage, Dom Dolla and John Summit will play for the first time in Miami with a mainstage set under their Everything Always name, and Above & Beyond will play the fest for the first time in six years. Richie Hawtin will also debut his DEX EFX X0X show at the event. Gesaffelstein will play Ultra for the first time in a decade.
Ultra 2025 will also feature Zedd, Nero, Charlotte de Witte, Four Tet, Lsdream, Miss Monique, Subtronics, Mau P, Eli Brown, Artbat and many more.
Next year will mark the 25th edition of the festival, which returns to downtown Miami’s Bayfront Park on March 28-30. Tickets are on sale now.
See the lineup for Ultra Music Festival 2025 below:
This article was originally published by Billboard U.S.
J. Cole at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on July 27, 2026. Gabriel Di Sante