Adam Beyer Heads to Miami Music Week for Massive Drumcode Takeover After London Drumsheds Debut

Drumcode is making an eagerly anticipated debut at Factory Town for Miami Music Week.

Techno legend Adam Beyer and his iconic Drumcode series are headed to Miami Music Week on Friday, March 22 to take over part of the massive events ground at Factory Town. Drumcode is throwing its very own event for Music Week and bringing tons of majorly talented techno artists with it. 

Drumcode will be taking over The Warehouse at Factory Town for a 12-hour party. Adam Beyer will be accompanied by Layton Giordani, Charles D, Dara Delcastillo, Ilario Alicante, Joel Mull, and Massano. There will also be a b2b with Adam Beyer and Layton Giordani. 

The Miami Music Week event for Drumcode comes just a few weeks after Drumcode took over Drumsheds in London for an epic event. Drumsheds is a new 608,000 sq ft warehouse venue that has a 15,000-person capacity. The new club venue took over IKEA’s old flagship store in the UK.

Drumcode is Adam Beyer’s record label that he founded in 1996 and has turned into a complete powerhouse for techno. After Miami Music Week, Drumcrode will be headed to New York City on March 29 at BK Navy Yard and then will be going to international stops.

Factory Town will be hosting four major events on Friday, March 22, in an ultimate Miami Music Week bonanza. Drumcode attendees will also be able to wander off to the other stages that are hosting other highly anticipated events including Jamie Jone’s Paradise, Mochakk Calling, and Thunder Pony’s saloon. 

Jamie Jones only occasionally has pop-ups for his Paradise event and it will be in the Infinity Room & Espacio Proximo with Loco Dice, Chris Stussy, Mason Collective, and more. Mochakk is throwing his very own event at The Park – some artists include Beltran, Chloe Caillet, and Jaden Thompson. Thunderpony will be at Cypress End.

Ashley Palya

I remember hearing Edm for the first time and thinking I knew this type of music would change my life. I love all genres and the art that goes behind it all. You can catch me dancing to a wide range of tunes.

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