Must-See Artists at Ultra Music Festival 2025
- Ashley Kelaita
- Feb 17
- 3 min read
Ultra Music Festival, located in Miami, FL is back for its 25th anniversary to deliver some of the best live electronic acts and music experiences in the world on March 28th–30th. The melting pot of music festivals is known for having an incredibly diverse lineup, showcasing talent of all genres from every part of the world. UMF is also known for its unmatched energy and vibrant atmosphere and continues to solidfy it's place in the market for being not only one of the best but also as one of the largest festivals you can attend in the world.
Here are a few acts that our Digital Vibrations team
swears you must absolutely can’t miss this year.
1. Skrillex
After dropping a sneak peak on X, it has been officially confirmed by Ultra’s website that the absolute legend Skrillex is playing the festival this year. Seeing Skrillex at Ultra is sure to be pure chaos in the best way possible. As soon as he hits the stage, the whole vibe shifts and you can feel the energy skyrocket. His sets are a crazy mix of his classic dubstep bangers, fresh beats and it's topped off with those signature drops that make everyone lose their minds. This is exactly what the lineup needed and is the best way to celebrate the 25th anniversary.
2. Barclay Crenshaw
If you haven’t caught Barclay Crenshaw’s DJ sets yet, you’re in for a treat. The alias of Claude VonStroke brings a fresh twist to the bass scene with a mix of hip-hop beats, heavy bass, and an experimental edge. Crenshaw doesn’t just play tracks; he creates a vibe that feels uniquely his own. Some tracks we are hoping to hear are: Blue Mile, Do My Ting and King of Monsters.
3. Dimension
When it comes to drum and bass, Dimension is one of the most exciting producers out there. He has this insane ability to shift from atmospheric, almost emotional moments to straight-up, crowd-shaking energy. The flow of his set is spot on, and you’ll feel it in every transition. Dimension knows exactly how to work a crowd, and his set will be one of the highlights for drum and bass lovers at Ultra.
4. Gesaffelstein
No one does it like Gesaffelstein. With a sound that’s cold, industrial, and hypnotically relentless, his performances are less about playing to the crowd and more about taking you into another world entirely. While many people know him for his collaborations with The Weeknd and A$AP Rocky, the real ones know that you can expect a set full of beats that are eerie, hard-hitting, and unique.
5. Zeds Dead
Zeds Dead have been an undeniable force in the bass music scene for years, and their sets are legendary for a reason. The Canadian duo has mastered the art of perfecting their own sound that puts them apart from the rest. Their most recent releases - “One of These Mornings” and “Sweet Memories” are two tracks that we are hoping to see, that truly showcase that authentic Zeds Dead sound that we all know and love.
6. Above & Beyond
Few names in trance and progressive house are as iconic as Above & Beyond. Their sets are an emotional rollercoaster, packed with uplifting melodies and crowd-surfing anthems. It’s not just about the music—it’s about the connection they create with the audience. Their live shows are known for delivering some of the most euphoric moments of the weekend, so if you're looking to experience the pure joy of trance, Above & Beyond is a must.
7. Dom Dolla & John Summit’s Everything Always Project
Dom Dolla and John Summit have each made their mark in the world of house music, but when they come together for their collaborative project, "Everything Always," they create an entirely new level of groove. Their blend of house, tech-house, and driving basslines is the perfect soundtrack for a wild Ultra set.
Ultra Music Festival is more than just a festival—it’s a celebration of electronic music in all its forms, and this year’s lineup brings some of the most exciting, innovative artists to the stage. Whether you’re a die-hard basshead or a trance enthusiast, this is the year to experience it all. See you there!
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