Ultra reveals running order for sets on all stages

With Martin Garrix gaining the coveted closing slot on the mainstage on Sunday night, Ultra have revealed the running order for each set on all of their stages.

On the mainstage, Ultra have given the sought after closing sets to Everything Always (Dom Dolla & John Summit) on Friday, Hardwell on Saturday and Martin Garrix on Sunday, with Alesso, Skrillex and Zedd warming up crowds even more before the closers. Interestingly, there’s still a special guest on Sunday that will be taking the 6th slot going into the evening, and fans are speculating that it could well be FISHER and Chris Lake, due to their set sadly being cancelled last year with weather issues.

Over on the Worldwide Stage and Resistance Megastructure, they’re giving the mainstage something to compete with, with incredible closing slots happening all weekend. The Worldwide Stage will feature an insane b3b with Armin van Buuren, Maddix & Oliver Heldens on Friday before deadmau5 takes over Saturday (b2b with Pendulum) and Sunday (a retro5pective set). The Resistance Megastructure is where techno lovers will need to be, with Charlotte de Witte, Carl Cox and Solomun all throwing down to close out the nights. On other stages, highlight closing sets include Eli Brown on Resistance’s The Cove Stage, Above & Beyond on the Live Stage, MR.BLACK on UMF Radio’s stage, and many, many more.

Visit the post below to see all of the running orders, and stay tuned for the timings.

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