Miami’s Halloween weekend is set to be more electrifying than ever as Hocus Pocus returns for its fourth edition. Halloween 2024 sees Miami’s endless parties take on a delightful twist with the most monstrous installment of this three-day festival, running from October 31st to November 2nd at Factory Town.
Presented by Link Miami Rebels—Miami nightlife’s most generous dance lovers—Hocus Pocus promises an unforgettable experience, transforming the venue into a haven for dance enthusiasts with 12 hours of non-stop music daily, from 7 PM to 7 AM featuring legendary acts across four stages. The festival has quickly become Miami’s most anticipated Halloween event, drawing in revelers with its irresistible combination of top-tier electronic acts and a uniquely immersive atmosphere, making it the city’s biggest treat of the season.
This year features a frighteningly good lineup of 75+ world-renowned DJs including Detroit techno pioneer Carl Craig, Belgian techno sensation Charlotte De Witte, house music stalwart Jamie Jones, enigmatic Detroit-based DJ Moodymann, New York’s dynamic duo The Martinez Brothers, Ukrainian melodic techno masterminds Artbat, rising UK house producer Eli Brown, chart-topping Scottish DJ duo LF System, genre-blurring Polish producer VTSS, West African house innovator Amémé, Russian techno queen Nina Kraviz, and multi-talented Berlin-based DJ Patrick Mason, covering the most wicked selection of pulsating techno and house.
In addition to the stellar music acts, Hocus Pocus will unveil its most terrifying attraction yet: the “NIGHTMARE” Haunted Warehouse. Designed by a renowned horror film director, this provocative experience will dare guests to abandon inhibitions and descend into a surreal nightmare. With the chilling tagline, “If you think you’re alive, you’re dreaming,” this haunted house promises to blur the lines between reality and the supernatural within its twisted corridors.
For the past four years, Hocus Pocus has captivated Miami with its eerie art installations and spellbinding music events. This year, the Miami cornerstone returns with four stages—including the new dark techno-focused Park stage—and “Nightmare” warehouse, bringing thrills and chills to Miami. Cementing its place as a supernatural staple in the city’s event calendar, Hocus Pocus continues to haunt the dreams of Miami music lovers year-round.
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