Wigs and weaves were snatched when Miami’s top drag queens battled in character as some of the world’s biggest pop stars at the inaugural Celebrity Deathmatch at the Hangar.
Taylor Swift, Shakira, Fleet Foxes, Lorde, and many others are scheduled to perform in Miami in 2018.
From a poolside New Year’s Day brunch to music at Lagniappe, Ball & Chain, and Wynwood Yard, there are plenty of options for free events you can attend starting on the first day of the new year.
Holly Gleason’s Woman Walk the Line explores how women in country music affected the lives of some of the leading figures in entertainment and journalism.
Nobody is sad to see 2017 go. It was a chaotic year of political anxiety, social change, and warmongering. If there’s one bright spot, it’s that music seems to be rebuking the call for nationalism. In fact, music has never been more diverse, and it can thank Miami for that…
At first glance, slickly coiffed singer/songwriter Derik Fein looks a bit like a crossover of a ’50s greaser and a British Teddy boy. His pompadour and tailored styling nod to a time when classic cars and guitar rock reigned, but upon closer inspection, Fein is just as much a product…
Katy Perry’s concert at the AAA was less purposeful pop, more Left Shark.
We might very well be on the path to nuclear war, but somehow we’re still looking forward to 2018.
Once you get past the awkwardness of listening to 12-year-olds sing along to “I’m missing more than just your body” or “leave this dress a mess on the floor,” Jingle Ball is still a worthy night out.
Katy Perry has had a rough 2017. Her latest album, Witness, debuted at number one but ultimately sputtered. Its songs were largely ignored by radio, her music videos barely registered a blip around the pop-culture water cooler, and the album failed her mission statement to make “purposeful pop.” Truth be told, her bleach-blond…
Gardens Speak aims to bring the voices of ten people killed in the Syrian Civil War back from beyond the grave.
Merry Litmas. Here’s a roundup of this year’s ten best holiday parties in Miami.
After the breakup of his band Modernage and the long-distance logistics of Hunters of the Alps, Mario Garibaldi hasn’t totally soured on the band model, but he’s enjoying the freedom and flexibility that comes with a more condensed lineup.
Dozens of passengers, including artists who were in Miami for Art Basel, were left scrambling this weekend when their Delta flight was delayed for 17 hours.
The Parade Against Patriarchy comes at the close of a year when women rose up to say “no more” to sexual harassment, among many other consequences that result from a patriarchal system.
Janet Jackson, especially during the Control era, laid out the blueprint by which the pop stars of today rebel against their creative limitations.
Backed by a green screen and a beat, Super Deluxe streamed Alvarez’s rap for 26 hours on its website and Facebook Live.
Lady Gaga’s fans go to great lengths for their favorite pop star.
The Mavericks were nominated for two Grammy Awards earlier this week for their latest album Brand New Day, but in 1989 they made their live debut on the Churchill’s stage.
Lady Gaga has been writing about her alleged sexual assault for years, so why did it take an interview revelation for people to start listening?
Dark Basel will bring together Miami’s goth, industrial, and fetish scenes for a pre-Art Basel showcase at The Ground.
Here’s a roundup of the best parties happening during the long Thanksgiving weekend.
