From Skatepark to Rave: The Story Behind Andrew Music Club
Before Andrew Music Club became a Labor Day Weekend tradition, it started with a simple idea: bring Miami’s skate and underground music communities together in one place.
Sep 3, 2026 · 2 Minute Read 
Andrew Music Club returns this weekend, but the event has come a long way since its first edition in 2022. What began as a one-night rave at a Downtown Miami skatepark has grown into a multi-day event bringing together skateboarding, electronic music and Miami culture.
Where Andrew Music Club Started
The first Andrew Music Club took place at Lot 11 Skatepark in Downtown Miami in July 2022. Created through a collaboration between III Points, Club Space and Miami skate and streetwear brand Andrew, the event transformed part of the skatepark into a dancefloor while keeping the rest open for skating.
The combination made sense for Andrew, a homegrown brand with deep ties to Miami’s skate community. Founded by Nick Katz, Pres Rodriguez and Adrian Douzmanian, Andrew built its identity around the city itself, drawing inspiration from Miami landmarks, businesses and skate culture.
III Points founder David Sinopoli explained the connection ahead of the inaugural event, pointing to the overlap between skaters and underground electronic music. The goal was bigger than simply putting DJs next to a skatepark: it was about bringing different parts of Miami’s creative community into the same space.
How Miami’s Skate Rave Grew
Andrew Music Club returned and expanded, eventually becoming a Labor Day Weekend tradition. In 2024, the event took over Lot 11 for two days with artists including Avalon Emerson, LSDXOXO, Jubilee and Nikki Nair.
By 2025, Andrew Music Club had moved into Mana Wynwood for another two-day edition, continuing to pair skating with underground electronic music and artists including KETTAMA, Interplanetary Criminal, HAAi and Juliana Huxtable.
Now in its fifth edition, the skate rave is taking another step forward.
Andrew Music Club Returns This Weekend
Andrew Music Club returns to Wynwood this Labor Day Weekend at the Graffiti Warehouse at the RC Cola Plant, presented by III Points, Club Space and Andrew Miami. The 2026 edition brings back the 360-degree stage introduced last year while adding a new stage layout, skate features, mini ramps and immersive art.
The weekend lineup includes Ben UFO, DJ Heartstring, Nia Archives, Zack Fox, Dylan Brady, Partiboi69, Ariel Zetina, Jubilee, Jonny From Space and more, spanning jungle, garage, techno, trance, breaks and other corners of underground electronic music. (Miami and Beaches)
There’s also a newly added opening night on Friday, September 4, featuring Underscores’ Florida debut, expanding Andrew Music Club into three days of programming.
Four years after the first party at Lot 11, Andrew Music Club still revolves around the same idea: skate, rave and bring Miami together.
Tickets are on sale now.
