Miami is preparing for another major electronic weekend.

III Points returns to Mana Wynwood on October 16 and 17, 2026, with one of the most diverse electronic lineups currently scheduled in the United States.

Across its stages, the festival moves from house and techno to hard dance, bass, alternative electronic music and live performances, reinforcing Miami’s position as much more than a city associated only with the annual spring electronic music season.

For house fans, the Mind Melt and Isotropic programs immediately stand out.

Friday brings PAWSA, Cloonee and Beltran b2b Ben Sterling to Mind Melt, while Vintage Culture b2b Max Styler lead the Isotropic program alongside Ahmed Spins b2b OMRI., Miguelle & Tons b2b Saraga and several other selectors.

Saturday continues with KETTAMA, Four Tet, Underworld and Adam Port on Mind Melt.

Isotropic then shifts deeper into contemporary club music with Marco Carola b2b Franky Rizardo, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean, SOSA, ChaseWest, Marsolo and Silvie Loto b2b Ms. Mada.

But III Points is not simply a house festival.

Its S3QUENC3 stage has been specifically dedicated to house and techno, with Honey Dijon, Shanti Celeste b2b Peach, Danny Daze b2b DJ Godfather and Jacques Greene scheduled for Friday.

Saturday brings Tiga, HAAi, Interplanetary Criminal, Daphni and Roman Flügel.

The harder side of contemporary club culture has its own home.

The RC95 stage will feature Charlotte de Witte, 999999999, VTSS, KI/KI and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UKIMAT$U on Saturday, creating one of the festival’s strongest techno and hard-dance combinations.

This mix is what makes III Points particularly relevant to the current American electronic landscape.

The boundaries between house festivals, techno events and broader electronic gatherings have become increasingly fluid.

A festival audience can now move from PAWSA to Underworld, from Honey Dijon to Charlotte de Witte, or from Four Tet to Marco Carola without leaving the same event.

III Points extends beyond the festival grounds as well.

Its Satellite programming continues around Miami after the main performances. One of the strongest Saturday night combinations will take place at Club Space, where Four Tet, Floating Points and Daphni are scheduled for a three-way back-to-back alongside KETTAMA, VTSS, horsegiirL and others.

That connection between a major festival and Miami’s established club infrastructure is particularly important.

The city already occupies a unique place in American electronic music because its festival culture and nightlife operate almost continuously alongside one another.

III Points increasingly represents the alternative side of that identity.

Instead of focusing exclusively on mainstream EDM, its 2026 program reflects the current convergence of American house, European techno, underground club culture and experimental music.

On October 16 and 17, Mana Wynwood will once again become one of the places where those different worlds meet.

And for anyone trying to understand where the American house and techno scene is heading in 2026, Miami will be an important place to watch.