Relive Eric Prydz set at Ultra Miami 2026 from the Resistance Megastructure: Watch

Before stepping onto the main stage the day after alongside Swedish House Mafia, Eric Prydz delivered one of the most anticipated performances of Ultra Miami 2026 with a full solo set inside the Resistance Megastructure. Known for turning the venue into a home base for deeper and more immersive techno and progressive sounds, the Megastructure once again provided the perfect environment for Prydz to showcase the darker edges of his catalog.

The set opened with unreleased material under his Pryda alias, including ‘EPIC Radio 026 ID’ and the ‘History Toronto 2025 ID’, immediately establishing the hypnotic tone that would define the performance. Prydz then shifted into his harder Cirez D side with ‘Tech One’, before revisiting classic territory with ‘The Drill (Eric Prydz Edit)’, layered with Cevin Fisher’s ‘The Way We Used To’ acapella.

Throughout the performance, Prydz moved seamlessly between new IDs and signature records. Highlights included ‘Voided’, the widely recognized ‘On Off (Eric Prydz Edit)’, and his private remix of Josh Wink’s ‘Higher State of Consciousness’. A mashup combining New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ with Daft Punk’s ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’ added another unexpected moment within the set.

Later sequences leaned into some of the producer’s most celebrated releases, including ‘Elements’, ‘Linked’, ‘Proper Education’, ‘Liberate’, and ‘Collider’, before the closing stretch delivered the unmistakable crescendo of ‘Opus’. Prydz then capped the performance with his private remix of M83’s ‘Midnight City’.

The set served as a reminder of why Eric Prydz remains one of the most respected figures in electronic music—and it also set the stage for the surprise moment that followed later in the evening when he joined Swedish House Mafia for their historic Ultra appearance.