ZeyZey Is Where the Week Begins. Three III Points Satellite Nights You Should Know.

Miami doesn't wait for the festival to start. The week before III Points opens at Mana Wynwood, the city runs its own parallel program — satellite events scattered across venues that know their crowd. ZeyZey Miami, the open-air cultural space at 353 NE 61st St in the Upper East Side, is hosting three of them. Tonight is the first.

The opening night lineup reads like a 2010s indie-electronic reunion that nobody announced but everyone needed. Neon Indian (DJ set), Twin Shadow, Washed Out (DJ set), and Lolo Reskin take over the outdoor Banyan Tree stage starting at 9 PM, running until 3 AM. These are artists who shaped a particular strain of hazy, melodic electronic music — chillwave, dream-pop, synth-driven indie — and hearing them together in an open-air setting in Miami is a specific kind of pleasure. Meanwhile, the Disco Room runs a separate program: Edgy B2B Megusta and AllNightKev B2B Lousy Lover for a Lisa's Kickback takeover. Two rooms, two different nights happening at once. 18+. Tickets via Dice.fm.

Thursday, October 15 moves the action indoors to ZeyZey's Disco Room for a deep Lava City takeover running 4 PM to 3 AM. The lineup is a full local and regional underground roster: Ale Acosta B2B Violeta, Cedeño B2B DJ IDGAF, Col, Crisca, Kujo, Mekanic & Hormiga, Miss Purple, Shampoo, and Rhez B2B Trippie Hippie. This is the club night of the three — a long, deep, local affair. 18+.

Sunday, October 18 is the one that runs longest and hits widest. Starting at 2 PM and running until 2 AM, the outdoor stage spans UK garage, 1990s house, and Miami bass-rooted club sounds: Interplanetary Criminal — the Manchester-based producer Zach Bruce, closely associated with the contemporary UK garage revival — alongside Jubilee, the South Florida-raised DJ and producer whose Magic City label has made her one of the most important figures in Miami's underground electronic scene, plus Sam Alfred, Carozilla, DB Cooper, and Generous B & Friends. The Disco Room runs its own parallel program: Baby Bass, Baby Jesus, Generous B + Mr. Montes, Godblessjai B2B Rara, Hakuna B2B Roll-E, and Icky + Jonah Elvis B2B Louie Dager. Two rooms again. 18+.

ZeyZey Miami is an open-air cultural venue at 353 NE 61st St — live music, community programming, and on-site dining from Tacos María, which serves grass-fed, seed-oil-free tacos. The indoor Tima Disco space and the outdoor Banyan Tree stage give the venue a range that most Miami clubs don't have. It's not Wynwood, not South Beach — it sits in the Upper East Side corridor that's been quietly building its own identity for years. The III Points Satellite programming fits it exactly.