The EDM clubs in Miami sit in two clusters: big room headliner nights on Miami Beach and a block of house and techno rooms on NE 11th Street downtown, with Latin and hip hop floors spread from Ocean Drive to Wynwood. This guide sorts the city’s clubs by the music they actually book, names resident and visiting DJs you can look up in our directory, and sticks to nights we could confirm on each venue’s own site. For the big names ranked as nightclubs, see our Clubs in Miami guide.
Quick Picks
- Best for EDM headliners: LIV, Mid Beach.
- Best for house music: Floyd, Downtown Miami.
- Best for techno: Club Space, Downtown Miami.
- Best for salsa and Latin: Mango’s Tropical Cafe, South Beach.
- Best for reggaeton: The Ground, Downtown Miami.
- Best for hip hop: E11EVEN Miami, Park West.
EDM and House Music in Miami
LIV
Inside the Fontainebleau at 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, LIV is where festival scale EDM lands between Ultra weekends. Martin Garrix plays a late night set on November 7, 2026, and Black Coffee brought deep house and Afro house to the room in October. Doors are 11:30pm, the door is 21 and over, and tables sell out first, so book ahead if your group wants to sit (get directions).
Floyd
Upstairs in the Space building at 34 NE 11th St, Miami, Floyd is the small, dark room for people who care more about the selector than the bottle list. It opens Friday through Sunday from 11pm to 5am. Recent bookings include Jay De Lys and Aluna, and the Halloweek night on October 30 is a ’90s house session with L.P. Rhythm and Salomé Le Chat (get directions).
Jolene Sound Room
In the basement of the Julia and Henry building at 200 E Flagler St, Miami, Jolene Sound Room is a 1970s styled room built around its sound system, open Thursday through Sunday from 10pm to 4am. It is programmed by Miami native DJ Ray, and 2026 has brought touring house and techno names such as Ellen Allien and Archie Hamilton. Go for disco, deep house and a crowd that dances (get directions).
Do Not Sit On The Furniture
Just off Washington Avenue at 423 16th St, Miami Beach, Do Not Sit On The Furniture is South Beach’s room for underground house in a small space. Jimpster played in July 2026 and Patrice Baumel is listed for Art Week. It is the pick when you want serious DJs on the beach side without a mega club tab (get directions).
Techno Clubs in Miami
Club Space
At 34 NE 11th St, Miami, Club Space is the city’s techno and house institution. The Terrace opens at 11pm and, in the club’s words, closes when it closes, which usually means daylight under the disco ball. The fall calendar has Nicole Moudaber on October 23, Dennis Cruz plus Moodymann b2b Carl Craig on November 6, and Carl Cox with Carlita on November 14. Tickets sell only through DICE, the door is 21 and over, and a shirt is required (get directions).
M2 Miami
The former Mansion, a 1934 theater at 1235 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, is now M2. Ultra Music Festival’s RESISTANCE party runs Saturday nights from October to May, and the club describes its own feel as a techno dungeon. It is the biggest techno room on the beach side. For more names to follow, our Miami techno DJs guide profiles the local scene, including RAW CUTS, booked at The Ground (get directions).
Latin and Reggaeton Clubs in Miami
Mango’s Tropical Cafe
At 900 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, Mango’s Tropical Cafe is Latin nightlife at full volume. The bar runs noon to 5am daily, the dinner show starts at 7:30pm, and Sip, Savor and Salsa adds beginner salsa and bachata lessons with a live band from 10pm. The Mojito Room plays Latin music from 10pm Thursday through Saturday, and a live salsa band plays Sunday afternoons (get directions).
El Patio Wynwood
An open air Latin club at 167 NW 23rd St, Miami, El Patio Wynwood is open every day until 3am. Wednesday is live salsa with Kaky Ramos and Friends, Tuesday is Las Fabulosas, and Pegaito Mondays opens the week. Our salsa and Latin nightlife guide covers the Little Havana rooms to pair with it (get directions).
The Ground
The ground floor room at 34 NE 11th St, Miami, The Ground books electronic, rock, hip hop and soul. For reggaeton, Perreo Del Futuro takes over on October 31 with neoperreo and bass heavy Latin club sounds. M2’s BRESH party, which has hosted Nicky Jam and Peso Pluma, and Bachata Monday are the other Latin nights on the calendar. In the Space complex, resident Tiffy Vera brings house and disco shaped by a Paraguayan upbringing (get directions).
Hip Hop Clubs in Miami
E11EVEN Miami
At 29 NE 11th St, Miami, E11EVEN Miami is a 24 hour club and the city’s most reliable hip hop booking. Flo Rida plays November 6, Wiz Khalifa November 14 and Snoop Dogg December 11. Local DJs DJ Obscene and DJ Konflikt have played the room. It is 21 and over with an upscale dress code: no shorts, tank tops, caps or jerseys (get directions).
LIV is the other big hip hop room: Sunday nights in 2026 brought Kodak Black and Lil Baby, and DJ Khaled has played several dates this year. At The Ground, BABY J represents the newer hip hop acts the room books.
1-800-Lucky
An Asian food hall and bar at 143 NW 23rd St, Miami, 1-800-Lucky runs DJs every night. Tuesday is hip hop and throwbacks with DJ TillaryJames and DJ Jarobi, and Thursday is mainstream hip hop and R and B with DJ Lourie Arson. Wednesday is open format and Latin, and Friday is house and Afro house with Oscar G. Eat first, then dance (get directions).
Planning Your Night
Club Space, Floyd, The Ground and E11EVEN all sit on one block of NE 11th Street in Park West, so downtown is the easiest place to switch genres in one night, but each room has its own ticket. Friday and Saturday are busiest everywhere, with LIV on Sunday and RESISTANCE on Saturday as the big exceptions. Nothing fills before midnight. Take rideshare: parking near Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue is scarce and expensive. In Wynwood, start at 1-800-Lucky and cross the street to El Patio; our Wynwood after dark guide has more stops. Bring a physical ID and buy headliner tickets ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the best EDM clubs in Miami?
LIV in Mid Beach for big room headliners like Martin Garrix, and Club Space downtown for house and techno marathons that run past sunrise.
What are the best Latin clubs in Miami?
Mango’s Tropical Cafe on Ocean Drive for salsa, bachata and a show, and El Patio Wynwood for nightly Latin parties and live salsa on Wednesday.
Which hip hop clubs in Miami have the biggest names?
E11EVEN, with Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg on the late 2026 calendar, and LIV, known for Sunday hip hop nights.
Where can I hear house music in Miami?
Floyd and the Club Space Terrace downtown, Jolene Sound Room on Flagler Street and Do Not Sit On The Furniture in South Beach.
Are there reggaeton and techno clubs in Miami?
Yes. The Ground hosts Perreo Del Futuro and M2 runs BRESH for reggaeton and Latin hits, while Club Space and RESISTANCE at M2 are the main techno nights.
Header photo: Matt Kieffer, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.
