Ultra Music Festival, the annual gathering for EDM lovers at Miami’s Bayfront Park, just celebrated its 25th anniversary, welcoming thousands of fans.
This past weekend, Miami hosted the first major dance music festival of the year, Ultra Music Festival. It was also the 25th anniversary of the music festival, which returned to downtown Miami from March 28-30 at the Bayfront Park.
The annual event was special this year, drawing tens of thousands of fans from all around to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The fans gathered for a weekend to celebrate and listen to EDM music from both up-and-coming artists and popular mainstream EDM musicians. The weather held up pretty well during the entire weekend, where festival attendees could feel a strong wind blowing throughout Friday, March 28th.
However, the lineup this year gave the attendees the courage to stay and put together! Let’s look at the lineup of Ultra Music Festival 2025 –
For the Main Stage – Friday 28th March:
- Sam Feldt
- Timmy Trumpet
- Subtronics
- Tiesto
- Afrojack
- Alesso
- Everything Always (Dom Dolla x John Summit)
Saturday 29th March:
- Gil Glaze
- Kapuchon
- Frank Walker
- Joel Corry
- Morten
- Armin Van Buuren
- Anyma b2b Solomun
- Axwell
- Skrillex
- Hardwell
Sunday 30th March:
- Jev
- Mykris
- Odd Mob
- Sonny Fodera
- Steve Aoki
- Special Guest
- Gryffin
- Zedd
- Martin Garrix
For the Live Stage – Friday 28th March:
- Skepsis
- Venbee
- Nero
- Chase and Status
- Pendulum (Live)
- Zeds Dead (AV Set)
Saturday 29th March:
- Boiish (Live)
- Becky Hill
- Tokimonsta
- KSHMR (Live)
- Gesaffelstein
Sunday 30th March:
- Afrobeta
- Infected Mushroom
- Said The Sky
- LSZEE
- Above & Beyond
For the Worldwide Stage – Friday 28th March:
- Schrotthagen
- Ruben De Ronde
- Nifra
- Maddix
- Oliver Heldens
- Armin van Buuren
- Armin van Buuren b2b Maddix b2b Oliver Heldens
Saturday 29th March:
- Dillon Nathaniel
- Level Up
- LTJ Bukem
- Barclay Crenshaw
- Wilkinson
- Kill Safari
- Knife Party
- Crankdat
- Hedex
- ATLiens
- Deadmau5 b2b Pendulum (DJ Set)
Sunday 30th March:
- Julian Cross
- Sota
- Flux Pavilion b2b Doctor P
- Alleycvt b2b Jessica Audiffred
- Andy C
- Dimension
- Peekaboo
- NGHTMRE b2b Sullivan King
- Deadmau5 (Retro5pective)
Apart from this exciting lineup, the venue held up its promise of being one of the most energizing ones. The festival ground had extravagant fireworks and beautiful art installations that made the weekend even more enjoyable for the festival-goers. However, the festival was made more glamorous by a series of special guest appearances. One of the biggest ones was on Friday during the set of Afrojack, when David Guetta and Sia came out on the stage to perform ‘Titanium’. This was the first time ever when three artists came together to play their smash hit released in 2011.
The saga of special guest appearances did not stop there; On Saturday, during his headlining set, Skrillex brought out myriad stars, marking his first appearance at Ultra Music Festival in a decade. Flowdan also appeared on stage to perform their collaborations ‘Rumble’ and ‘Badders’ from 2023. The popular EDM artist then brought out Damian Marley to perform their 2013 collaboration ‘Make It Bun Dem’, and Young Miko to perform what seemed to be an unreleased track! On Sunday, Steve Aoki took part in this surprise guest game too as he brought out Trippie Redd to perform their recently released collaboration, ‘Radio’. The festival this year also leaned toward special b2bs.
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