Framework is doubling down on its Miami Art Week debut.
The Los Angeles-based independent event producer has added a second night at Watson Island Park, with Adriatique B2B a surprise guest set to headline Saturday, December 5.
The announcement follows Framework and unKommon events’ previously revealed December 4 debut with ANOTR, turning the collaboration into a full two-night Miami Art Week program at the never-before-used venue.
Adriatique Joins Night Two
The second night puts Swiss duo Adriatique at the center of the action.
Adrian Shala and Adrian Schweizer have spent more than a decade developing a sound that moves between melodic house, techno and emotionally driven electronic music, making them a fitting addition to Miami Art Week.
But Framework is keeping one pretty important detail secret: who will join them for the B2B.
Adriatique’s official tour schedule currently lists the December 5 Miami date simply as “ADRIATIQUE B2B ???.”
During Art Week, those three question marks could get interesting. We think it could be Solomun or it could be Mathame, but who knows.
From One Miami Night to Two
The announcement expands on the Miami debut EDMTunes previously reported, which will see ANOTR headline Watson Island Park on Friday, December 4.
Together, the two events mark Framework’s first Miami Art Week program and continue its partnership with unKommon events.
As an independent company, we’ve always believed our greatest advantage is the freedom to create experiences that feel unique to the cities we call home while continuing to push the boundaries of what’s possible in live electronic music.
Framework founder Kobi Danan.
“This fall reflects that vision as we transform unique and historic locations into unforgettable dance floors.”
Framework Expands Beyond Los Angeles
Miami is part of a much larger fall season for Framework.
The company will make its Arizona debut on October 30 in partnership with Relentless Beats, bringing Chris Stussy to Rawhide Event Center. On December 3, Framework heads to Texas with Franky Rizardo’s FLOW at The Concourse Project in Austin.
Back home, Framework is also rolling out a 19-show Los Angeles fall series featuring names including HUGEL, PAWSA, Solomun, KETTAMA, Prospa, Josh Baker, Afrojack, Max Styler and Adriatique.
The shows will stretch across spaces including Shrine Expo Hall, Reframe Studios Outdoors, Gin Ling Way and the Historic Sears Building, while Solomun returns to Hollywood Boulevard on November 28 for Framework’s fifth large-scale takeover of the iconic street.
It’s an ambitious fall for a promoter that has spent more than a decade building its identity in Los Angeles—and is now increasingly taking that formula outside the city.
The Miami run begins with ANOTR on December 4, followed by Adriatique B2B ??? on December 5.
Now we just need to know who’s hiding behind those question marks.
Tickets and additional information are available through Framework’s official website.
