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Snoop Dog, Tegan and Sara, Bed Race, and Carlos Mencia

FridayThree members of Surfer Blood play Big Black-style bedlam as the band Weird Wives. They have their first Miami show tonight at Guest Lab.The Dogfather himself, Snoop Dog, appears at Mansion tonight. Think he'll actually perform or just smile, toke, and nod?Josh Blue won the previous year's Last Comic Standing...
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Friday

  • Three members of Surfer Blood play Big Black-style bedlam as the band Weird Wives. They have their first Miami show tonight at Guest Lab.
  • The Dogfather himself, Snoop Dog, appears at Mansion tonight. Think he'll actually perform or just smile, toke, and nod?
  • Josh Blue won the previous year's Last Comic Standing. Tonight he starts his standup run at the Miami Improw, but you should prep first by reading our Q&A with him.

Saturday

  • Tegan and Sara, identical Canadian twins who play "moody folk-pop with

    New Wave and punk undertones," will perform at Miami's Bayfront Park on

    Saturday. They'll be joined by Paramore. Or is it the other way around?

  • Michael Arcos's band Jane Jane Pollock plays Sweat Records, but more interestingly, his film

    Angel Eyes 2: J-Lo's Innermost Secrets, filmed in Cutler Ridge, will

    also screen the same night.


Sunday

  • Every year, people have too much to drink at Wet Willies then they ride

    speedracer beds down Coconut Grove's Grand Avenue. That's right, this

    Sunday at 2 p.m., is the Great Grove Bed Race, aptly sponsored this year

    by 1-800-411-PAIN.

  • Chill out on one of Miami's most peaceful lawns at the bayside retreat, the Deering Estate. This Sunday, they host a Labor Day Blues

    Picnic so bring a blanket and chillax, guys.


Monday

  • There's no labor on Labor Day so laze about all day with one hand

    shoved down your pants. You gotta rest up, because Carlos Mencia

    performs at the Miami Improv for a one-night-only show. Keep an eye out for our two-part interview with him.

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