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Ultra Music Festival is still welcome in Miami. Today (April 24), the Miami City Commission voted 4-1 to keep the electronic music festival in its Florida hometown, despite protests from Miami mayor Tomas Regalado, city commissioner Marc Sarnoff and city residents. -
Ultra Festival conducting comprehensive review of its security policies following gate crashing incident
The organizers of Ultra Music Festival, based in Miami, will be conducting a comprehensive review of its security measures, following the trampling incident that put 28-year-old private security guard Erica Mack in the hospital this past weekend. -
Miami Mayor and city officials call for end to Ultra Festival after guard's trampling and other incidents
On Friday, 28-year-old private security guard Erica Mack was trampled by a mob of gate-crashing fans at this year's Ultra Music Festival. Now, Miami city officials are calling for the EDM festival to be shutdown, or at least taken out of Miami as Mack continues to fight for her life (she remains hospitalized but is breathing on her own). -
Ultra Music Festival security guard in 'extremely critical condition' after being trampled by festival crashers
A 28-year-old private security guard is in "extremely critical condition" from a severe brain hemorrhage after she was trampled by crashers at Ultra Music Festival in Miami last night. According to the Miami Herald, city leaders are calling for an end to the event. -
Ultra Music Festival lineup includes M.I.A., Cut Copy and MGMT
The Ultra Music Festival has announced the first phase of its lineup for 2014. Ultra has been putting on events in many different countries over the years. The festival next year will take place from March 28 - 30 at Bayfront Park in Miami.
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