III Points 2026 hits Miami this weekend, October 16 and 17, and it’s a festival with deep local roots.

It started in 2013 in Miami’s Wynwood, built around three points: music, art, and technology, and was meant to feel distinct from South Beach party culture.

We used Booking Agent Info’s music industry directory to research the agencies behind this year’s lineup, and the breakdown shows that local-first identity is still intact.

The biggest story is the “Others” slice, which makes up 64% of the festival.
No single agency even reaches double digits. Most of that 64% is independent artists and DJs, many of them local to Miami, plus smaller agencies and acts who handle their own bookings in-house, and most of them don’t have formal representation.

That makes III Points feel more like a Miami talent showcase with major artists built around it than a typical festival lineup.

On the agency side, THE·TEAM leads with 7%, with bookings including Charlotte de Witte, KETTAMA, and Flying Lotus.

UTA is right behind at 6% with Max and Luke Dean and Tokischa, among others.

Liaison Artists and WME each hold 4%. Liaison brought in PAWSA, Honey Dijon, and Marco Carola, while WME booked Dev Hynes, Vintage Culture, and Nettspend.

CAA follows with 3%, including Cloonee and Ben Sterling.

Further down, Select Culture Agency, TBA Agency, Prisma Artists, and Strange Talent Agency each account for 2%.

Select Culture booked Miguelle & Tons, Natalia Roth, and Dean Turnley, TBA Agency has Purity Ring, INVT, and Bassvictim, Prisma Artists has Eli Escobar, and Strange Talent has Red Axes.

Visionary Talent Group, Hyphen Talent Agency, Future Artists Agency, and Ground Control Touring round things out with 1% apiece.