Caribbean National Weekly

One Link Music Festival moves to Miramar and anounces with star-studded lineup

By Jovani Davis··1 min read
One Link Music Festival moves to Miramar and anounces with star-studded lineup
Key Points(5)
  • A brand-new festival is set to turn up the energy this Miami Carnival Weekend.
  • The One Link Music Festival has officially announced its new home at Miramar Regional Park, bringing two full days of Caribbean, Afrobeats, dancehall, and soca performances on October 10–11, 2025.
  • The festival’s debut lineup reads like a who’s who of regional and international stars, led by Machel Montano, Shenseea, Dexta Daps, Masicka, 450, Skinny Fabulous, Klassik Frescobar, Nailah Blackman, and Lady Lava.
  • Hosting duties will be handled by Walshy Fire, Papa Keith, and Patrick the Hype Man—guaranteeing nonstop vibes from start to finish.
  • Festival producer Tagyei Belinfante says the move to Miramar sets the tone for a bigger, better experience.

A brand-new festival is set to turn up the energy this Miami Carnival Weekend. The One Link Music Festival has officially announced its new home at Miramar Regional Park, bringing two full days of Caribbean, Afrobeats, dancehall, and soca performances on October 10–11, 2025.

The festival’s debut lineup reads like a who’s who of regional and international stars, led by Machel Montano, Shenseea, Dexta Daps, Masicka, 450, Skinny Fabulous, Klassik Frescobar, Nailah Blackman, and Lady Lava. Hosting duties will be handled by Walshy Fire, Papa Keith, and Patrick the Hype Man—guaranteeing nonstop vibes from start to finish.

Festival producer Tagyei Belinfante says the move to Miramar sets the tone for a bigger, better experience.

“We’re thrilled to bring the One Link experience to Miramar Regional Park — a space that perfectly complements the energy and unity of our festival,” Belinfante shared. “This new venue allows us to elevate the atmosphere, production, and cultural experience while celebrating the music that connects us all.”

The two-day event aims to unite music lovers from across the globe in a celebration of rhythm, heritage, and community—anchored by Miami’s signature Carnival weekend spirit.

Tickets and additional details are available at www.onelinkmusicfestival.com.

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