Groove Cruise Miami 2027 is a five-day, four-night electronic music festival on a cruise ship. It sails Thursday, January 21, 2027 from the Port of Miami, 1015 N America Way, Miami, FL 33132, on Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas, stops at the new Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island in Nassau, The Bahamas on Saturday, January 23, and returns to Miami on Monday, January 25, per the official itinerary. It is produced by Whet Travel, which the official About page says founder Jason Beukema started in 2004 with 125 fans. The official FAQ says you must be 21 or older to sail and promises 96 hours of nonstop music.
The full lineup is out: 106 artists on the official lineup page, announced April 22, 2026. The official announcement names Adam Beyer, BUNT., Disco Lines, Kettama and Eli Brown at the top, joined by Andrew Bayer, Anabel Englund, CID, DJ Susan, Ely Oaks, Max Low, Mitis, Sam Feldt, Markus Schulz, Trivecta, Tom Higgenson of Plain White T's and Travis Clark of We the Kings. Each artist is assigned to a genre brand: Rising Tides for house and tech house, Abyss for techno, Embark for trance, Siren's Echo for melodic bass, The Trench for drum and bass, and Taking Back Emo for emo and rock. The official FAQ says the ship will have 11+ stages; set times had not been posted as of October 3, 2026.
Allure of the Seas is an Oasis-class Royal Caribbean ship with capacity for nearly 7,000 guests and neighborhoods including Central Park, the Boardwalk with its AquaTheater, the Royal Promenade and a pool and sports zone, per the official ship page, which also notes a $100+ million renovation. The Nassau stop is an all-inclusive Groove Cruise beach day at Royal Beach Club, with food, drinks and a destination party included, the official FAQ says. What sets Groove Cruise apart from a land festival is that your ticket is a stateroom: the cruise fare covers your cabin and most meals, with eight costume themes across the four days and artist-hosted dinners, workshops and meetups between sets.

