The time has come once again to anticipate the excitement of Ultra’s 25th anniversary, scheduled for March 28 – 30. As the sun shines down, fans are glued to the Bayfront Park Live Beach Cam, eagerly awaiting the festival’s return.
In the lead-up to the complete 2025 schedule, we’re taking a look at the lineup and highlighting some essential sets that attendees simply cannot miss during the final weekend of March.
This year’s must-see performances feature Miss Monique, Maddix, Boris Brejcha, Alesso, Charlotte de Witte, Anyma back-to-back Solomun, Axwell, Skrillex, Hardwell, Carl Cox, Rafael Cerato, Odd Mob, Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 ALLEYCVT back-to-back Jessica Audiffred, Said The Sky, and the legendary Martin Garrix himself. With so many incredible acts, the choices for closing sets are nearly endless and all worthy contenders.
When: Friday, March 28
Where: MegaStructure
One of the first stops for many will be the MegaStructure, where Miss Monique is set to make her return to Bayfront Park for a second consecutive year.
When: Friday, March 28
Where: Worldwide
After missing Maddix’s performance at the same stage the previous year, this time there will be no mistakes as he reunites with Armin van Buuren’s A State Of Trance for a back-to-back-to-back set with the label head and Oliver Heldens.
Boris Brejcha
When: Friday, March 28
Where: MegaStructure
After three years, the king of high-tech minimal will return to Bayfront Park, switching from The Cove to the MegaStructure, where he will perform second to last on Ultra’s opening day.
When: Friday, March 28
Where: Mainstage
Alesso returns to Bayfront Park after a brief hiatus due to a severe case of tinnitus. His presence is welcomed back, as fans eagerly anticipate his performance during Ultra’s 25th anniversary.
When: Friday, March 28
Where: MegaStructure (closer)
After making history by performing on the MainStage, Charlotte de Witte returns to Bayfront Park to take the closing set at the MegaStructure on the festival’s first evening.
When: Saturday, March 29
Where: Mainstage
Ultra has started revealing its 25th-anniversary lineup, which includes a highly anticipated back-to-back performance from Anyma and Solomun on the MainStage.
When: Saturday, March 28
Where: Mainstage
Axwell is back at Bayfront Park for the first time on his own, having previously performed alongside his Swedish counterparts. This set is a must-see for fans of the Axtone label.
When: Saturday, March 29
Where: Mainstage
Skrillex makes his highly anticipated return to Bayfront Park after a decade-long absence. Fans are eagerly awaiting what is sure to be an unforgettable performance during the 25th anniversary.
When: Saturday, March 29
Where: Mainstage (closer)
Hardwell is set to close the festival, marking his return to Bayfront Park since 2022. This year, he promises fans an exciting mix of “80-90%” new music, including his latest single, “Sanctuary.”
When: Saturday, March 29
Where: MegaStructure (closer)
Carl Cox returns to Ultra after a brief absence, introducing a brand new live show as part of his two sets at the MegaStructure on day two.
Featured image: Rafael Cerato/Instagram
Rafael Cerato
When: Sunday, March 30
Where: MegaStructure
Rafael Cerato is set to make his debut at Bayfront Park for Ultra’s final day, taking on opening duties in the MegaStructure.
When: Sunday, March 30
Where: Worldwide
ALLEYCVT, a Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025, will perform a back-to-back set with Jessica Audiffred, creating an explosive bass experience on the final day of Ultra.
When: Sunday, March 30
Where: Mainstage
Odd Mob is set to make his Ultra debut, and fans can expect an incredible atmosphere as he takes the stage on the final day of the festival.
When: Sunday, March 30
Where: Live Stage
Said The Sky will make his solo debut at Ultra, following his previous appearance in 2019, making this performance one to watch.
Featured image: Alive Coverage
When: Sunday, March 30
Where: Mainstage (closer)
Martin Garrix will close out Ultra for the first time in over a decade, and his performance promises to be unforgettable, with expectations of reviving hits like “Inside Our Hearts.”
Featured image: Alive Coverage
