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Ultra Music Festival 2019 Day One: Marshmello, Dog Blood, and Odesza

March 30, 2019 10:53AM

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Daniella Mía
Despite the chaos at the end of the night, the music and production at Ultra still hit the high-quality marks for which the festival is known. The new Virginia Key location served as a beautiful backdrop for thousands of dance music fans to enjoy some of their favorite acts. Day one brought performances by Marshmello, Dog Blood, Tiësto, Odesza, and others. Read the full recap of the performances at Ultra 2019 day one here. Photography by Daniella Mía.
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