The Locals You Can't Miss this Year at III Points

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Florencia Franceschetti

Tuesday, October 18, 2022

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The Locals You Can't Miss this Year at III Points

One of Miami’s most important events in music is happening this weekend. Since 2013 III Points has offered Miami concertgoers the chance to enjoy class A musical acts and performers from all over the world and this year is no exception. With names such as LCD Soundsystem, Rosalía, Flume, James Blake, Porter Robinson, Miss Kittin and The Hacker, The Marias, and many more, this edition promises to be one for the books with live music, DJs and after-parties happening on Friday, October 21st and Saturday, October 22nd. Besides featuring out-of-town talent, III Points highlights a wide range of local bands and DJs covering genres from indie to pop, and from alternative to Caribbean influenced sounds. Below we shortlisted our top 10 local bands performing this year. Donzii - @donzii

Ghostflower - @ghstflwr

__________________ jammed by ghstflwr

Haute Tension - @hautetensionband

Surfin' in the M.I.A. by Haute Tension

Jacuzzi Boys - @jacuzziboys

The Pits/Offended by Jacuzzi Boys

Jaialai - @jaialaiofficial

As Sweet as I Was by JAIALAI

Las Nubes - @lasnubesmiami

Split EP by Las Nubes / Palomino Blond

Mold! - @___mold___

LONELY SHADOWS! (single) by MOLD!

Palomino Blond - @palomino_blond

ontheinside by Palomino Blond

Richie Hell - @richiehellmusic

RICHIE HELL - The Gumbo Limbo Experiment by RICHIE HELL

Seafoam Walls - @seafoamwalls

A.I. Feat. Juvenoia by Seafoam WALLS

See III Points full schedule below

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