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It’s no secret that the Main Stage at Ultra is always monumental in size and packs a lot to take in visually with bright LED screens and lights reaching up into the sky. The displays of artistic talent have never been in short at Ultra. The Main Stage will once again feature the spectacular work of Vello Virkhaus from V Squared Labs among a load of other seriously talented VJs including a few programs by one of our very own contributors, Si Edwards who is providing visuals for Borgore, Cedric Gervais, Dash Berlin, and Carnage among others. VJ Habs will also make his bright return under the Mega Structure for most of the six days. A mix of acrobatics, dancers and other artistic performances will keep the energy high throughout the festival and as always, the CO2 robot Kryoman, will be on site blasting his compressed air cannons everywhere.


Ultra is now fully established as a main staple in the world festival circuit and will continue to draw larger crowds every year. Not only has this festival become a benchmark for achievement on the performance side, it has also become quite prestigious to attend as a fan. Tickets for this year’s event are selling fast, the three day passes for the second weekend sold out before the end of January. Don’t miss the chance to see one of the most extensive gatherings of DJs on the planet. While you are at it, take a look at all the WMC events taking place during the week. Essentially, if you have the slightest inclination towards dance music, you should be in Miami this month.


WORDS BY STEF ABREK


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