MIRA 2025: Full musical lineup

Today we unveil the full musical line-up and the feeling is clear: the XIV edition of MIRA will be a meeting point for the most restless currents in electronic music and one-of-a-kind audiovisual experiences. Nineteen new names join the first wave, rounding out the journey.

Among them lands Flying Lotus, ready to unleash the cosmic imagination of his new singles and remind us why his live show is pure multidimensionality. Blawan brings the most physical techno you remember, while Byetone distills Raster-Noton energy into a surgical set and Gábor Lázár breaks down hyper-dynamic structures that jump from deep listening to the dance floor.

New boundary-twisters arrive too: Amnesia Scanner + Freeka Tet promise sensory overload with S.L.O.T.H., Aurora Halal will turn the room into a dark dream born of her Mutual Dreaming parties, and Divide and Dissolve will raise a wall of guitars and sax against white supremacy; meanwhile the duo No Plexus delivers theatrical, militant hyperpop—somewhere between experimental electronics and climate discourse—in a high-voltage emotional set.

Los Thuthanaka make their European debut with an Andean-electronic album hailed by Pitchfork, while the Latin scene ignites with Verraco b2b Lechuga Zafiro presenting Hyperverbena and LATINEO, where AMANTRA b2b M8NSE blend high-voltage bass and unfiltered techno. Alongside them, the modular-visual ritual of Steevio & Suzybee and sets from Lanav, nara is neus and res_ round out a bill that already featured Floating Points + Hamill Industries, Oneohtrix Point Never, Ali Sethi + Nicolas Jaar, Erika de Casier, Marie Davidson, and many more.

We’ll reveal the digital-arts programme soon—the core of the festival’s DNA—while we keep the engines warm with the .mov film cycle every Wednesday this July at IDEAL.

Two-day passes are on sale now for €95 (+ fee) and day tickets for €50 (+ fee) here.

See you on 7–8 November.