It’s at this Weekend’s URGE Miami Beach Pride with Nicole Moudaber
Global techno powerhouse Nicole Moudaber is set to make history this Saturday when she headlines URGE Miami Beach Pride, marking her first-ever performance for an LGBTQ+ audience in the United States.
The milestone moment will take place during Miami Beach Pride Weekend 2026 at M2 Miami, where URGE Miami returns with an expanded two-night celebration (this Friday and Saturday) that continues to cement its reputation as one of the world’s premier queer dance events.
For Moudaber, whose career spans global stages from Tomorrowland to DC10 Ibiza, the booking is more than just another high-profile gig—it’s deeply personal. “You know it is my first time playing a Pride party; mind you, all my life I practically grew up in all of the gay clubs and parties!” she shared in a recent interview with OUT SFL Magazine. “To be able to play for the first time in Miami, my hometown, it is pretty monumental. I was so happy when they invited me to play.”
The invitation came organically, sparked by her commanding set at the iconic Club Space. “The promoters were at my birthday party at Space in Miami and they heard my set and they loved it,” she explained, noting the longstanding relationships that made the opportunity feel even more meaningful.
URGE Pride’s flagship Saturday night event will see Moudaber headlining alongside DJ Junyo, delivering a dual-room experience that promises immersive soundscapes and high-energy connection.
The weekend kicks off with GUAPO Pride on Friday, featuring sets by Adham and a back-to-back performance from Yordy and Yazz Burrel, drawing an international crowd ready to celebrate in one of the most vibrant LGBTQ+ destinations in the world.
For Moudaber, Miami itself plays a crucial role in shaping the magic of URGE. “I think first of all the weather. Second is the crowd, mostly Latinos. They love life! They are ‘muy caliente’ and the vibe is very light,” she said. “People just want to enjoy themselves, look great, and be surrounded by like-minded people. That is what life is all about… it makes you feel sexy!”
That sense of freedom and expression aligns perfectly with her own identity and artistry. Openly embracing her connection to the LGBTQ+ community, she added, “I also noticed that a lot of the gays like the way I am—I mean I am gay as well. They really like the fierceness in my attitude and I am looking forward to that at URGE.”
With a legacy built on hypnotic, emotionally charged sets and a fearless presence behind the decks, Moudaber’s Pride debut is poised to be a defining moment—not just for her career, but for the thousands who will gather on the dance floor. At a time when visibility and unity matter more than ever, her set promises to be more than music; it will be a celebration of identity, connection, and the electrifying power of community.
