FACTORY TOWN ANNOUNCES HEADLINERS AND PRESENTERS ACROSS FIVE NIGHTS AND FIVE STAGES FOR MUSIC WEEK 2026

The five-night run will feature Drumcode, elrow, Jamie Jones presents Paradise, Josh Baker presents You&Me, Justice (DJ Set), Our House: James Hype & MEDUZA, and more

The global dance music experience curator Insomniac today unveiled its lineup for Factory Town Music Week 2026, taking place from Wednesday, March 25, to Sunday, March 29. Factory Town’s five-night Music Week run spans five stages of premier underground dance music, fueling Miami’s unique raw nightlife district  during one of the city’s biggest weeks of the year.

Kicking off Wednesday, March 25, Factory Town will welcome a venue-debut from French electronic duo Justice in the towering outdoor industrial stage, Infinity Room. The Park’s shifting expanse of steel and open air creates the perfect backdrop for Max Dean presents Nexup, while Layton Giordani presents MADMINDS takes over Factory Town’s underground engine the Chain Room. The Warehouse will host a venue-debut from German techno collective UNREAL with performances by CLOUDY, Kuko, and Novah in the indoor fortress of concrete and sound, and Atlanta-based collective DEFINE EVERYTHING FUTURE (DEF) will transform Cypress End’s intimate setting adjacent to the railroad tracks.

The following night, the Infinity Room will host Jamie Jones’ globally recognized event series Paradise, as The Park welcomes the high-energy collab Our House from James Hype & MEDUZA. The Warehouse will showcase Adrian Mills presents F2F, and the Chain Room will feature HOME//GRXWN. Over at Cypress End, Cole Knight will present the second ever Knight Club, following the debut edition during Factory Basel last year.

On Friday, March 27, Factory Town Music Week continues with Josh Baker presents You&Me in the Infinity Room, Prospa presents Prophecy at The Park, and debutants Bassrush: Drum & Bass Sessions in the Warehouse. Chain Room will host Steel City Dance Discs featuring Kettama, and Paramida’s Love On The Rocks will take over Cypress Park. 

The weekend will continue with a stacked lineup on Saturday, March 28, including Pawsa in the Infinity Room, Ben Sterling presents Planet X in The Park, and Drumcode transforming the Warehouse into a techno-haven. The Chain Room will host Factory Town’s debut of Funk Tribu and Friends and Cypress Park will usher in Ranger Trucco presents Range.

Factory Town Music Week closing night will finish the week on a high note with Spanish event brand elrow in the Infinity Room, Indira Paganotto, I Hate Models, and Nico Moreno closing out The Park stage, and Insomniac Records in the Warehouse. Max Styler will showcase his new label Nu Moda in Chain Room, and Chasewest presents Chaste will take over Cypress End.

The latest news and updates on Factory Town Music Week is available on the Factory Town channels via Instagram, X, TikTok, and Facebook.

FACTORY TOWN MUSIC WEEK 2026 

ARTISTS + PRESENTERS (A-Z)

ADRIÁN MILLS PRESENTS F2F

BASSRUSH: DRUM & BASS SESSIONS

BEN STERLING PRESENTS PLANET X

CHASEWEST PRESENTS CHASTE

COLE KNIGHT PRESENTS KNIGHT CLUB

DEFINE EVERYTHING FUTURE 

DRUMCODE 

ELROW

FUNK TRIBU & FRIENDS

HOME//GRXWN.

I HATE MODELS, INDIRA PAGANOTTO, NICO MORENO + MORE 

INSOMNIAC RECORDS

JAMIE JONES PRESENTS PARADISE

JOSH BAKER PRESENTS YOU&ME

JUSTICE (DJ SET) & SPECIAL GUESTS

KETTAMA PRESENTS STEEL CITY DANCE DISCS

LAYTON GIORDANI PRESENTS MADMINDS

LUKE DEAN

MAX DEAN PRESENTS NEXUP

MAX STYLER PRESENTS NU MODA

MEDUZA & JAMES HYPE: OUR HOUSE

PARAMIDA PRESENTS LOVE ON THE ROCKS

PAWSA 

PROSPA PRESENT PROPHECY

RANGER TRUCCO PRESENTS RANGE.

UNREAL FEATURING CLOUDY, KUKO, NOVAH + MORE

TEKSUPPORT ANNOUNCE SOLOMUN RETURNING TO NYC MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND ON MAY 23RD

First-Ever Waterfront Concert at the Historic Fulton Fish Market

New York City’s most influential nightlife brand Teksupport has announced a special Memorial Day Weekend open-air performance with electronic music icon Solomun. Taking place on May 23 at the historic Fulton Fish Market in Hunts Point, the event marks the debut of large-scale outdoor concert programming at the venue’s East River waterfront. 

Solomun remains one of club culture’s most influential figures, known for expansive, emotionally charged sets that blur the line between underground credibility and global appeal. The Bosnian-born producer’s signature sound has shaped dance floors worldwide, from his long-running Solomun +1 residency in Ibiza to the continued evolution of his label Dynamic Music.

Teksupport has continuously pushed the boundaries of traditional nightlife in the city, transforming overlooked, derelict, raw and unexpected spaces, including submarine factories, navy yards, subterranean ballrooms, passenger boats, and even Grand Central Station, into unforgettable event experiences. The Fulton Fish Market setting marks a new chapter in the collective’s exploration of unconventional, large-scale outdoor venues, offering a rare opportunity to experience Solomun in a working waterfront environment unlike any other in the city.

Presented in partnership with the Fulton Fish Market Cooperative, the May 23rd event reflects the Cooperative’s growing commitment to unexpected cultural programming beyond its historic role in the city’s food system. Founded in 1822, the nonprofit, member-owned organization operates from a 400,000-square-foot facility in the Bronx, and supplies nearly half of New York City’s seafood, making the site both a vital piece of infrastructure and an emerging platform for large-scale cultural moments.

Led by founder Rob Toma, Teksupport has spent the past decade reshaping New York City’s nightlife through forward-thinking curation and cutting-edge production. Widely recognized for introducing some of Europe’s most influential dance music brands to the United States, the collective has become a defining force in the evolution of the city’s underground music landscape.
Tickets are on sale now.

In Rob’s words “after many years of work, we’re excited to partner with the Fulton Fish Market Collective and the City to unlock a truly special location in Hunts Point, continuing our commitment to pushing culture forward in New York City.” 

Tickets are on sale now.

MISS MONIQUE UNVEILS ‘BLUE MOON FACTORY’ TO WELCOME MR. BIG TO FATAL FURY: CITY OF THE WOLVES

The Ukrainian producer steps into the arena as Mr. Big returns to the series for the first time in nearly two decades.

Miss Monique drops a new weapon into the Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves arsenal: ‘Blue Moon Factory’, produced to honor the surprise arrival of series veteran Mr. Big. His return rounds out the last reveal of Season 1, completing a slate that has brought combat all-stars like Andy, Ken, Joe, and Chun-Li into the Fatal Fury arena over the past months. This latest addition strengthens a soundtrack already stacked with superstar talent, including Afrojack, Alok, Solomun, Steve Aoki, Alan Walker, and more, further cementing it as the most defining and culturally resonant gaming soundtrack this year.

Miss Monique’s latest track, ‘Blue Moon Factory’, arrives with high energy, both for club and the realm of combat fantasy. With a kinetic rave rhythm and an unctuous melody that hits the sweet spot in a way only she knows how, Miss Monique's 'Blue Moon Factory' is simply hardwired for confrontation. As the track unfolds, grinding basslines ride over an ultimately raw production, together channelling the industrial dojo where Mr. Big earned his fighting stripes.

Speaking on the new release Miss Monque says, “As a fan of gaming, it was hugely exciting to work on a track from a video game company as storied as SNK and such an iconic game series as Fatal Fury. I thoroughly enjoyed reimagining the track for the dance floor and hope that it can help to further bridge the gaming world with the dance music world.”

With Mr. Big officially completing the Season 1 roster for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, the iconic franchise also steps into the new year with its momentum in full force, further cementing its influence as one of the most enduring and culture-shaping fighting series in the modern gaming industry.

Choose your fighter wisely, as Miss Monique's 'Blue Moon Factory' steps into the arena on streaming platforms worldwide today.