Adam Beyer â Sat Mar 28 | Factory Town (Drumcode)
About Adam Beyer
Adam Beyer is the architect of modern techno infrastructure. The Stockholm-born DJ and producer founded Drumcode Records in 1996 â a label that has become, three decades later, the most dominant techno imprint on the planet by volume, consistency, and influence. From Beyer’s own productions like ‘Your Mind’ and ‘Teach Me’ to the output of Sara Landry, Bart Skils, Alan Fitzpatrick, and dozens of others, Drumcode defined the sound of driving, functional, powerful techno for an entire generation.
Beyer’s biography reads as a parallel timeline to modern techno’s own development: early releases on Tresor and Plus 8, the establishment of Drumcode as a Hamburg-based label with global reach, residencies at Fabric, Berghain, DC10, and virtually every major techno venue on Earth, DJ Mag Top 100 placements spanning multiple decades. What makes him exceptional â beyond the catalog â is the quality of his DJ sets: precise, patient, technically accomplished in the traditional sense but always emotionally connected to the room.
The Saturday Drumcode takeover at Factory Town’s Warehouse is the most anticipated techno event of Miami Music Week 2026. The Warehouse â raw concrete, minimal lighting, maximum bass â is exactly the environment that Drumcode’s music was designed for. Beyer alongside Carlita and the full Drumcode roster represents a one-night education in what techno sounds like at its highest level.
The Set: Warehouse, Sat Mar 28
Adam Beyer headlines the Drumcode takeover at Factory Town’s Warehouse on Saturday March 28 â the fourth night of Factory Town Music Week 2026. The Warehouse is the venue’s underground techno room: an industrial concrete space with a sound system tuned for the kind of driving, precise, four-four techno that Drumcode has made its global signature.
The Drumcode Saturday is the most coveted single-night ticket of the entire Factory Town week for techno fans. Beyer’s DJ sets at Drumcode events represent a curatorial statement as much as a performance â drawing from three decades of Drumcode output alongside the broader techno canon, building with the patience and craft that defines peak-hour club culture.
Carlita joins as a key part of the Drumcode lineup, bringing her melodic-techno sensibility to the bill and representing the label’s expansion beyond purely functional dancefloor techno. Together, they make Saturday’s Warehouse the essential stop for anyone who came to Miami Music Week for the underground.
Factory Town Music Week 2026 â Complete Guide
Full lineup across all five stages, tickets, getting there, and insider tips for all five nights.
Getting There
Factory Town is at 1951 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL 33136. Free on-site parking is available â a major bonus for an MMW event. Rideshare via Uber or Lyft is straightforward; enter the address directly. The venue is approximately 10 minutes northwest of downtown Miami via I-95.
More Miami Music Week 2026
- → Factory Town Music Week 2026 â Complete Guide
- → Ultra Miami 2026 â Set Times & Stage Schedules
- → Richie Hawtin b2b Dubfire â Wed Mar 25 | 150 NW 73rd St
- → Oliver Heldens â Wed Mar 25 | E11even
- → CamelPhat â Sat Mar 28 | Casa Neos Beach Club
- → Hot Since 82 â Fri Mar 27 | Sagamore Pool Party
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Drumcode Records?
Drumcode is Adam Beyer’s Stockholm-founded techno label, established in 1996 and now one of the most respected and influential electronic music imprints in the world. Artists on Drumcode include Sara Landry, Bart Skils, Alan Fitzpatrick, Carlita, and many more.
Who else plays the Drumcode Factory Town showcase?
The Drumcode takeover at the Warehouse on Saturday March 28 also features Carlita and additional Drumcode artists. The full lineup is available via Factory Town’s official app and website.
What genre of music is the Drumcode night?
The Drumcode Saturday at Factory Town’s Warehouse is a techno event â driving, precise, functional four-four techno ranging from Adam Beyer’s classic Drumcode sound to Carlita’s more melodic interpretations.
Is the Warehouse stage indoors at Factory Town?
Yes. The Warehouse is an enclosed indoor stage at Factory Town â an industrial concrete room with a premium sound system. It is separate from The Park open-air stage.
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