Celebrating a Decade of Indie Awesomeness: III Points Festival Returns to Miami

Miami's homegrown festival, III Points, is all set to make a grand return to Mana Wynwood this October 20 and 21, marking a full decade of celebrating music, art, and technology. With a diverse lineup of rising stars and legendary acts across various genres, this immersive weekend-long event promises to be a unique experience for all attendees.

Photograph: Jason Koerner

Embracing the III Points Vision

Founded in 2013 by four friends, III Points was born with the intention of celebrating Miami's vibrant culture and community through music, art, and technology. Over the years, it has grown to become one of the country's most sought-after festivals, drawing tens of thousands of fans annually.

A Multi-Genre Musical Extravaganza

One of the highlights of III Points Festival is its diverse lineup that spans across genres, catering to the eclectic tastes of its attendees. From hip-hop and rock to electronic, left-field dance, classic house, and driving techno, the festival offers a musical journey like no other.

The 2023 Lineup: A Sneak Peek

As anticipation builds for the upcoming III Points Festival, fans are eager to know about the artists headlining the event. So far, two lineup phases have been announced. The initial lineup, released on April 25, 2023, already had fans buzzing with excitement. But the excitement didn't stop there, as a second full lineup announcement dropped on June 20, featuring over 100 artists.

The top headliners for the III Points 2023 lineup include the British house music producer, Fred Again.., the legendary "Godfather of Punk," Iggy Pop, the dubstep pioneer, Skrillex, and the futuristic electro-pop princess, Grimes.

The Countdown to III Points: What to Expect

As the festival date draws near, attendees are eagerly awaiting the release of the set times and festival map. In previous years, daily lineups for individual stages were typically announced starting in early September, with the full daily schedule released in the second week of October. The festival map, which guides festival-goers through the various stages and attractions, is yet to be unveiled.

Immersive Experiences: Beyond the Music

III Points is not just about music; it's an exploration of art and technology, bringing together multimedia art installations and emerging tech to create a one-of-a-kind experience. Among the highlights of this year's festival will be Grimes' conceptual, AI-driven "Elf.Tech ARt rAIve" experience, and Jamie Jones' special "Otherworld" performance. Additionally, The Martinez Brothers and Richie Hawtin will curate takeovers at the event's Isotropic and S3QUENCE stages. Another exciting feature is the esteemed Despacio party and sound system, known for its vinyl-only music standard and minimalist visuals that create a truly visceral experience.

A Decade of Innovation and Counterculture

Reflecting on the festival's 10-year journey, III Points co-founder David Sinopoli expressed gratitude to all the artists and fans who have supported their mission of building something unique in Miami. The festival's success is a testament to its willingness to take risks and remain ahead of the curve.


As III Points Festival returns to Miami for its tenth anniversary, it promises to be an unforgettable celebration of music, art, and technology. With an extraordinary lineup, immersive experiences, and a decade's worth of innovation, this year's event is poised to leave a lasting impression on its attendees.



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