Claptone closes Miami Music Week at Kimpton Surfcomber on Sunday, March 29, 2026. Get tickets through Dice before this poolside sell-out.
Claptone at Kimpton Surfcomber
Sunday, March 29, 2026 · Miami Music Week 2026
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Event Details
| Venue | Kimpton Surfcomber — Miami Beach |
| DJ | Claptone |
| Date | Sunday, March 29, 2026 |
| Doors | 2:00 PM |
| Price | Check current pricing at Dice |
| Age | 21+ with valid ID |
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Live Performance
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About Claptone — Miami Music Week 2026
Claptone is one of the most distinctive and enchanting figures in contemporary house music, and his performance at the Kimpton Surfcomber pool party on Sunday, March 29 — the closing day of Miami Music Week 2026 — is among the most beautifully curated bookings of the entire festival. Behind the golden Venetian mask that has become his unmistakable visual identity, Claptone has spent over a decade crafting a sound that draws from the deepest wells of house music history while remaining entirely contemporary in its execution. With 3.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify, his reach continues to grow without any compromise of the artistic integrity that sets him apart.
The man behind the mask is a German DJ and producer who has carefully guarded his anonymity since launching the Claptone project, allowing the music and the persona to speak entirely for themselves. What little is known about his background suggests a deep grounding in the history of house and electronic music — his productions and DJ sets reveal an encyclopaedic knowledge of the genre that spans from Chicago’s earliest house records to the contemporary European deep house scene. The mask is not mere gimmick; it is a philosophical statement about the primacy of music over celebrity, a reminder that what matters at the end of the night is the connection between the music and the listener.
Claptone’s catalogue is built on a foundation of melodic precision and deep groove. His early productions for labels like Different Recordings and Exploited established his reputation as a producer of rare craft — someone capable of building emotional architecture within the constraints of a four-four beat. Tracks like “No Eyes” featuring Jay-Ann, “Heartbeat” featuring Young & Sick, and “Jealous” featuring Jaw became anthems in the deeper corners of the house music world and introduced his sound to a growing international audience that appreciated music with substance as well as dancefloor impact.
His DJ sets are masterclasses in patience and programming. Claptone works with a fine attention to detail, constructing journeys that move through warmth and melancholy, introspection and euphoria, with a sense of inevitability that makes each transition feel like the only possible next step. His residency at Pacha Ibiza — one of the most storied venues in the world — has been one of the defining relationships of his career, producing a series of “The Masquerade” events that have become legendary within the island’s music community. He has also headlined Fabric, Awakenings, Tomorrowland, and Sonar, confirming his status as one of Europe’s most technically and artistically accomplished selectors.
The Kimpton Surfcomber is the perfect venue for Claptone’s particular brand of musical magic. Set on Collins Ave in the heart of South Beach, the Surfcomber’s iconic pool deck has hosted some of the most memorable daytime parties in Miami Music Week history. The combination of beautiful Art Deco surroundings, the warm Miami sun, the soft salt air coming off the ocean, and Claptone’s deeply soulful music creates an atmosphere that feels genuinely transcendent — the kind of afternoon that reminds you why you fell in love with electronic music in the first place. For the full Miami Music Week guide, HeatTheVibe has everything you need.
Sunday at Miami Music Week carries a particular emotional weight — it is the closing chapter of an extraordinary week of music, and the closing day parties have a bittersweet energy that Claptone’s music captures perfectly. His ability to hold a crowd in a state of suspended bliss, to slow time and make you feel fully present in the moment, is precisely what Sunday at the Surfcomber calls for. This is not just a pool party — it is a proper musical experience that will stay with you long after the festival week ends and you return to regular life.
Tickets are available now, and as with all Surfcomber MMW events, they will not last. The pool has limited capacity and the combination of the venue, the timing, and the artist makes this one of the can’t-miss events of the week. Get your tickets via DICE, plan your Sunday carefully, and close out Miami Music Week 2026 in the most fitting way possible. For more events and full coverage of what’s happening across Miami this week, visit HeatTheVibe.
Location & Getting There
Kimpton Surfcomber is a chic boutique hotel on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach with a beautiful poolside outdoor venue that has become a Miami Music Week staple. Its relaxed, upscale atmosphere and direct Collins Ave access make it a perfect setting for Claptone’s sophisticated, dance-floor-focused sound.
📍 1717 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Parking Near Kimpton Surfcomber
Parking during Miami Music Week is extremely limited. Plan ahead with one of these options:
- Street parking on Collins Ave — extremely limited during MMW weekends
- Public garage at 17th St and Convention Center area
- Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) drop-off directly on Collins Ave — strongly recommended
What to Expect at Kimpton Surfcomber
🍸 Drinks
| Cocktails / Shots | $14–$18 |
| Beer / Seltzers | $10–$14 |
| Bottle Service | From $500 |
💧 Non-Alcoholic
| Water (bottle) | $8–$10 |
| Soft drinks | $10–$12 |
| Red Bull / mixers | $12–$15 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Claptone event start at Kimpton Surfcomber?
The Claptone event at Kimpton Surfcomber on Sunday, March 29 is a pool party event starting at 2:00 PM. Sunday is the final full day of Miami Music Week 2026, and the Surfcomber pool party is one of the most beloved closing day traditions of the festival.
Is there a dress code at Kimpton Surfcomber events?
Kimpton Surfcomber pool parties are daytime beach club events. Stylish swimwear, resort wear, and summer attire are all appropriate. As the evening sets in, smart casual attire is recommended. The Surfcomber prides itself on a welcoming but elevated atmosphere.
How much are drinks at Kimpton Surfcomber?
Cocktails and mixed drinks at the Surfcomber typically range from $14–$18. Beers and seltzers start around $10–$12. During Miami Music Week pool parties, prices may be elevated. Bottle service and cabana packages are available through the venue.
How much are tickets for Claptone at Kimpton Surfcomber?
Ticket prices for Claptone at Kimpton Surfcomber during MMW 2026 vary by package. General admission and VIP options are available via DICE. The Surfcomber pool events are extremely popular — purchase tickets in advance before they sell out.
What is the minimum age at Kimpton Surfcomber events?
Kimpton Surfcomber Miami Music Week events are 21+ with a valid government-issued photo ID required for entry. Carry your ID with you on the day.
Is there parking near Kimpton Surfcomber Miami Beach?
Kimpton Surfcomber is located at 1717 Collins Ave in South Beach. Valet and self-parking options may be available through the hotel. Public parking garages are accessible throughout the South Beach area. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is strongly recommended during Miami Music Week.
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