Dancing Astronaut

1 week ago | dancingastronaut.com | Zach Salafia

We Belong Here continues to grow their footprint with the announcement of their expansion into Tampa Bay. The house and techno festival will make its Tampa debut in 2025 on December 13 & 14 at St. Pete Pier. The upstart festival has roots in Miami and New York City, with Tampa Bay becoming the third city to play host to We Belong Here.

1 week ago | dancingastronaut.com | Ross Goldenberg

The annual Sunday evening, late-March walk to the outskirts of Bayfront Park consistently leaves me with the belief that the past weekend spent in downtown Miami supersedes many that have come before it. And although some degree of recency bias involuntarily creeps in, that impression felt in the wake of Ultra’s 25th anniversary weekend held true more than ever.

1 week ago | dancingastronaut.com | Ross Goldenberg

The annual Sunday evening, late-March walk to the outskirts of Bayfront Park consistently leaves me with the belief that the past weekend spent in downtown Miami supersedes many that have come before it. And although some degree of recency bias involuntarily creeps in, that impression felt in the wake of Ultra’s 25th anniversary weekend held true more than ever.

2 weeks ago | dancingastronaut.com | Alex Lambeau

Two of the most prominent women in the melodic house and techno spaces have teamed up for a special run of back-to-back shows in the United States. Henri Bergmann — one of Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists to Watch in 2025 — Layla Benitez — who appeared in Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists to Watch in 2024 — kicked off their run on March 30 by closing down Club Space during Miami Music Week.

2 weeks ago | dancingastronaut.com | Rachel Narozniak

Hot on the heels of its live performance at HILOMATIK’s Miami Music Week showcase in Wynwood last week, “Born To Love” hurdles onto digital streaming platforms with an intensity not unfamiliar to HI-LO’s bullish, hypnotic brand of techno. To perhaps no one’s surprise, the answer to his year-opening single, “INFERNO” (produced alongside Kasablanca), hits like a bolt of pure adrenaline — but its origin story is much more low-key.