ultra music festival 9

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The popular music festival moved to Bicentennial Park and extended to two days this year, but it rained, which made capturing the event in photos quite a challenge.  Joe did his best though and brought back a good story in pix.

The line-up featured Cure, Tiësto, Miss Kittin, Shiny Toy Guns, Junkie XL, Brazilian Girls, Fedde le Grand,Paul van Dyk, Erick Morillo, Ferry Corsten, Rabbit in the Moon, Christopher Lawrence, Sander van Doorn, Deep Dish, Sander Kleinenberg, Kruder &( Dofrmeister, Digitalism, Boys Noize, Fat Boy Slim, Carl Cox, Danny Tenaglia, Josh Wink, Yousef, Richie Hawtin, Mauro Picotto, Timo Maas, Tiga, DJ Hell, Tiefschwarz, Loco Dice, M.A.N.D.Y., Damian Lazarus, marco Bailey, Nate Campbell, Mar T, Les Schmitz, Roger Sanchez, Benny Benassi, David Guetta, DJ Dan, Bad Boy Bill, Seb Fontaine, Donald Glaude, King Britt, Starkillers, Franco Muñoz, BT, Stanton Warriors, Uberzone, DJ Icey, Meat Katie, Krafty Kuts, Baby Anne, Monk, Ghosts in the Machine, Storm, Johnny Dangerously, Keith Mackenzie, Rick West, Mark Sanchez, Goldie, Andy C, Grooverrider, Planet of the Drums, Fabio, Ed Rush & Optical, DJ Craze, Photek, Shy FX, Bailey, SS, DB, Teebee, Subfocus, Reid Speed, Empress, The Engineer, and MCs Flipside, GQ, Skibadee, Tali, Armanni, Sharpness, J-Messinian, Question Mark, Dre.






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Location: Bicentennial Park, 1075 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA

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