III Points Festival Unveils 10th Anniversary Lineup Featuring Skrillex, Fred Again, Black Coffee, Lane 8 & More
Miami’s highly anticipated III Points Festival dropped the full lineup for its monumental 10th-anniversary, unveiling a massive, multi-genre array of global talent ranging from Skrillex and Fred Again.. to Bone Thugs and Harmony and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. Set to take place on October 20 and 21, this year’s festival promises to be an unforgettable experience for music enthusiasts from all walks of life.
Boasting a diverse range of musical talent across multiple genres, III Points has curated a lineup that covers everything from house and techno to hip-hop and lo-fi psych-rock. Leading the pack is the iconic Grammy-winning producer and DJ, Skrillex, who’s following up a headlining performance at Coachella and an electrifying five-hour set at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre earlier this year. Joining him on the main stage is the talented artist Fred Again.., who’s brought an entirely new fanbase to electronic music from across the globe with smash hits like “Marea (we’ve lost dancing)” and “Baby again…”
Lane 8, a master of melodic and emotive house music, will also surely deliver a soul-stirring experience at III Points this year. We also can’t forget about the John Summit B2B Green Velvet set. And Dom Dolla. And Gorgon City.
III Points has always been about spotlighting counterculture through dance music and beyond, and the festivities don’t stop with the massive music lineup. In celebration of the milestone 10-year anniversary, III Points is pulling out all the stops to create an immersive experience for its attendees. Festival goers can expect a wide array of art installations, culinary delights and interactive experiences that reflect the vibrant culture of Miami.
Speaking about the growth of III Points and the challenges of staying ahead of the curve, III Points Co-Founder David Sinopoli said, “Being ahead of the curve hasn’t been easy and has required taking risks. We set out on a mission 10 years ago to build something different in Miami that the counterculture here can identify with. This initiative is flourishing because of all the artists and fans that have supported this idea over the past 10 years.”
III Points will once again transform Miami’s Mana Wynwood Convention Center into a wonderland of creativity, uniting music lovers and art enthusiasts for two days of unforgettable moments. As the festival reaches this significant milestone, it solidifies its status as a cornerstone of Miami’s cultural calendar, showcasing both local talent and global superstars.
Tickets for III Points Festival will go on sale this Thursday, June 22 at 12 P.M. EST. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the official III Points Festival website.
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