If you trace the history and evolution of Ultra Music Festival, many would point to years like 2013 and 2018 as absolute high points for the festival. Both years featured impeccable lineups, historic Swedish House Mafia closing sets, and tons of hype. Ten years on from the doubleheader weekend of 2013, Ultra had big shoes to fill. Ultra 2018 is widely regarded as the festival at its zenith before it fell into a years-long slump. First, it was battling with the City of Miami and losing Bayfront Park, then it was a mixed reaction to Virginia Key and being kicked out of there, and then it was COVID. After a decent restart in…
