Miami’s beloved III Points Festival has officially confirmed its return for 2026, bringing its signature mix of music, art, and immersive nightlife culture back to the Wynwood Arts District this fall.
The festival will take place October 16–17, 2026, marking the 13th edition of the event and once again transforming Mana Wynwood and surrounding streets into a multi-stage creative playground for music fans.
Over the years, III Points has built a reputation as one of Miami’s most forward-thinking festivals, blending electronic music, hip-hop, indie rock, and experimental sounds alongside large-scale art installations and interactive experiences.
The two-day event typically stretches from mid-afternoon well into the early morning hours and spans more than 10 stages across roughly five city blocks of Wynwood, creating a late-night maze of music and visual art throughout the neighborhood.
While the 2026 lineup has not yet been revealed, previous editions of the festival have featured an eclectic mix of global headliners and underground talent. Past lineups have included artists like Peggy Gou, Turnstile, Sean Paul, Michael Bibi, Rosalía, Justice, and The Strokes, reflecting the festival’s genre-blurring identity.
Organizers have also announced several upgrades for the upcoming edition, including an expanded festival footprint, improvements to stage production such as the Isotropic stage, and enhancements to the VIP experience.
Tickets are already beginning to roll out through the festival’s signature “Prophet Pass” program, allowing fans to secure early access with a $0.01 deposit before the lineup is announced — a tradition longtime attendees have embraced as part of the III Points experience.
Since launching in 2013, III Points has grown into one of Miami’s most culturally influential events, attracting tens of thousands of fans each year and helping cement the city’s reputation as a global hub for electronic music and underground creativity.
More details, including the first phase of the lineup, are expected to be announced in the coming months.
