Miami Beachfront Festival, We Belong Here, Partners With E11EVEN for Lavish VIP Experience

Miami’s beloved boutique festival We Belong Here is raising the stakes for VIP festival experiences, inking a strategic partnership with E11EVEN to introduce an all-new table service concept.

The illustrious E11EVEN, which is consistently ranked among the nation’s top nightclubs by Nightclub & Bar Magazine, is bringing its next-level hospitality concepts to the festival’s 360° main stage. With this move, the two Miami entertainment powerhouses are bridging the gap between the city’s dance music culture and high-end nightlife.

“We’re excited to bring E11EVEN’s world-class hospitality to We Belong Here,” said Gino LoPinto, Operating Partner at E11EVEN Miami. “This partnership allows us to offer festival-goers an unparalleled table service experience and aligns two brands that share a core value of innovating from the status quo.”

Fans of the illustrious E11EVEN can now purchase this rare collaborative festival experience ahead of We Belong Here, which returns to Historic Virginia Key Beach Park from March 1-2.

The festival recently unveiled its full 2025 lineup, featuring headlining sets by Eric Prydz, Kaskade, Lane 8, Louid The Child and Swedish House Mafia’s Steve Angello. The undercard is equally impressive, with performances from Sultan + Shepard, Yotto, LP Giobbi, Cristoph and Massane, among others.

Meanwhile, an ancillary partnership with Smorgasburg is curating a stacked lineup of local food vendors, proving that great music deserves great eats.

Miami Beachfront Festival, We Belong Here, Partners With E11EVEN for Lavish VIP Experience — The *2025* lineup for Miami’s We Belong Here festival features headlining performances by Eric Prydz, Kaskade, Lane 8, Louid The Child and Steve Angello.

We Belong Here

Miami’s most intimate dance music festival is growing—but not at the cost of its identity. We Belong Here co-founder Charles Hochfelder said this year’s event is “shaping up to be our biggest festival yet.”

This year’s marks the fourth edition of We Belong Here, and its expansion is clear. The festival’s signature 360° main stage experience is leveling up alongside the Beach and Lost Village stages, both of which annually highlight local and emerging talent.

“Our focus on local and emerging artists is a core part of our festival’s identity,” added Justin Dauman, co-founder of We Belong Here. “These stages not only provide a unique beachfront atmosphere but also serve as a launching pad for the next generation of dance music stars. We’re proud to contribute to Miami’s vibrant music scene by giving these talented artists the exposure they deserve.”