Night two of III Points 2026 at Miami’s Bayfront Park drew a bigger crowd than the rainy opening night, according to Miami New Times reviewers who walked the grounds on Saturday. The festival, now in its 13th year, offered pop, indie, trip-hop, EDM, rave and drone metal across several stages.
Danish artist Grant Albert described a solo set on Sector 3 that moved from dreamy synth work to a quiet close with “Working it out.” Trip-hop pioneer Tricky, who performed around 8 p.m., stayed toward the back of a dimly lit stage. The reviewer said the showers stopped shortly after his set began, and some attendees complained about his low-key style.
Blood Orange drew a packed crowd to the Mind Melt stage. Dev Hynes paused the show to address a person in the crowd who appeared to need medical help, and closed with “Champagne Coast” as thousands sang along.
Other standouts included Nick León’s late-evening set, which kept the dance floor full after a break in the rain, and Horsegiirl’s performance on Sector 3 in heavy humidity. Underworld closed with a long, bass-heavy set that the reviewer said reached rave-level intensity, with Karl Hyde speaking to the crowd after about 51 minutes.
