Miami Art Week is getting another major dose of house music this December as Framework and unKommon events join forces for a special headline performance from ANOTR.
Taking place Friday, December 4, 2026, the event will mark Framework’s official Miami debut and take over a never-before-used venue at Watson Island Park. The collaboration brings the Los Angeles-based Framework together with Miami’s unKommon events for a night designed specifically around the energy of Miami Art Week.
With ANOTR at the helm, the two independent event producers are promising an immersive experience bringing together electronic music, art, culture and Miami’s creative community.
Framework Makes Its Miami Debut
Framework has spent more than a decade building its presence within Los Angeles’ underground electronic music scene, producing events in unconventional locations while bringing in some of house and techno’s biggest names.
For its first venture into Miami, the company is teaming up with a producer that already knows the city well.
Miami-based unKommon events specializes in curated experiences spanning music, hospitality, culture and design. For the December collaboration, both companies will work together across talent, production and the overall guest experience.
Framework founder Kobi Danan says Miami Art Week provided a natural opportunity for the company to make its entrance into the city.
“Miami has always been one of the world’s great creative capitals, and Miami Art Week creates an incredible moment where music, art, fashion, and culture naturally intersect.”
Danan added that welcoming ANOTR for Framework’s first Miami event felt like the ideal way to introduce the brand to the city.
unKommon events founder Seth Kaplan echoed that sentiment, describing the partnership as an opportunity to combine the strengths of both independent producers.
“This is about more than bringing an artist to Miami—it’s about creating an experience that feels completely at home within the cultural landscape of Miami Art Week.”
ANOTR Heads to Watson Island
At the center of it all will be Amsterdam duo ANOTR, whose blend of house, disco, soul, funk and jazz has helped propel them into one of dance music’s most recognizable acts.
The duo released their third studio album, Withness, through their own No Art imprint in June. The 12-track project includes tracks such as ‘Talk To You’, ‘Like It’, and ‘Paradise‘ continuing the evolution of a sound built around the dancefloor while pulling from a much wider range of influences.
ANOTR’s recent run follows 2025 album On A Trip and breakout records including ‘Relax My Eyes‘ and ‘How You Feel.‘ The duo has also taken its No Art concept far beyond a traditional record label, building a broader community around music, events and collaborative experiences.
That makes them a particularly fitting choice for a Miami Art Week event centered around the intersection of music and creative culture.
Framework Continues Expanding Beyond Los Angeles
Miami isn’t the only new market Framework is entering this year.
The company recently announced its first Arizona event through a partnership with Relentless Beats, bringing Chris Stussy to Rawhide Event Center for a Halloween show on October 30. The event will also feature Rossi., Marsolo and Natalia Roth.
The expansion follows Framework’s extensive 2026 Los Angeles programming, with the company continuing to take its approach to underground electronic music and immersive production into new cities.
Now, Miami is next.
Framework and unKommon events present ANOTR on Friday, December 4, 2026 at Watson Island Park during Miami Art Week.
