Club Space Miami to Become The Vault After GTA VI
The three-day Washington Avenue takeover follows the game's November 19 release, with the lineup yet to be announced.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Dance and Electronic
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Miami clubgoers will get a fictional twist on their own nightlife: Club Space on Washington Avenue will transform into The Vault for three days after Grand Theft Auto VI launches on November 19. The cross-media event is a partnership between the club and Rockstar Games.
Why it matters
Vice City, the game's setting, is drawn from Miami's 1980s excess and club culture, so the partnership ties the game's fiction back to a venue that has been part of the city's electronic music scene for two decades. How the three-day takeover will sound and who will be on the bill has not yet been announced.
The takeover runs three days, starting after the November 19 release of the game, at a venue that has been part of the electronic music scene for two decades. The musical direction and lineup have not been announced yet.
The players
Club Space Miami
The Washington Avenue nightclub hosting the three-day transformation into The Vault.
Rockstar Games
The game publisher behind Grand Theft Auto VI, partnering with Club Space on the cross-media event.
The details
Club Space Miami, located on Washington Avenue and holding an after-hours license, will transform into The Vault, the fictional mega-club from the game's Vice City setting, for three days after Grand Theft Auto VI is released on November 19. Rockstar Games is partnering with the club on the activation, which draws on the thematic link between Vice City and Miami's club culture. Club Space has not yet announced the music it will program during the transformation.
Timeline
November 19: Grand Theft Auto VI releases and Vice City becomes playable.
Three days following November 19: Club Space transforms into The Vault.
Beyond the 305
Vice City's 1980s Miami setting in Grand Theft Auto VI is drawn from the city's own club culture, and this partnership brings that fiction back onto a real Miami dance floor. It turns a game's imagined nightlife into a local event Miamians can actually attend.
If you are planning to go out, Washington Avenue will be the place to be for three days right after the game drops. Expect the club's usual after-hours crowd, with the lineup and any ticketing details still to come.
The takeaway
Club Space's takeover is a rare chance for Miami fans to step inside Vice City without leaving the 305. Watch for the lineup and ticket announcements in the weeks before the November 19 release.
What happens next
Grand Theft Auto VI releases November 19, and the three-day Club Space transformation into The Vault follows immediately after.
Further reading
For more on the city's scene, browse our Dance and Electronic coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by EDM Sauce.
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