Resistance at Ultra 2026: Zero-Emission, Historic Sets

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Three days at Bayfront Park, during Ultra Music Festival, 2026, proved once again that the

mega-structure and the cove stages dominate for. Resistance fans. These spots delivered unbeatable

lineups that had everyone locked in from start to finish. Over at the cove, Sarah Landry

brought her HAKIT label for a full takeover, and the Martinez brothers ran things with their

cut-in heads imprint, keeping the grooves deep and steady. Then came the USA debut of

George Vaughan back-to-back with Coralova, turning the smaller stage into a total highlight.

Fans have always rallied around these resistance corners, and this year they lived up to the hype

with moments that felt historic. The energy there just pulls you in, setting it apart from the

rest of the fest. The cove stepped up big time as the first zero emission, battery-powered stage

at a major U.S. Electronic Music event. It's all part of Ultra's mission, home sustainability

push, now in its sixth year. With sets like that and green tech leading the way,

resistance at Ultra keeps raising the bar for what's possible in Electronic Music.