Moneybagg Yo Protégé YTB Fatt Is Ready to Take the Hip-Hop World by Storm
The Bread Gang signee hasn’t seen much of Miami outside the studio.
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Despite Its Black Metal Label, Cloak Promises a Rock ‘n’ Roll Show at Gramps
The black metal band is ready to win over new fans.
Jolt Radio Moves to a Larger Studio Space in Allapattah
The internet radio station expands its offerings.
The Skatalites’ Larry McDonald on the Birth of Reggae Music
The Skatalites’ instrumental music preceded and influenced reggae.
For Kid2, There’s Nothing Embarrassing About ’90s-Style Rock
The band recently dropped its second album, Embarrassing.
Ayleen Valentine Crafts Dreamy Bedroom Pop for Her Debut EP
The 21-year-old released her debut EP last year.
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This Is National Wake Profiles a Multiracial Punk Band Under Apartheid
Few punk bands rebelled through the act of merely existing
Patti Smith Sings and Reminisces at the Miami Book Fair
Beyond her rock ‘n’ roll resume, Patti Smith is also an author many times over.
Georgio Valentino Croons Dark Tunes on New Album Lines of Flight
Georgio Valentino thought he had given up on music.
Radiator Comics Champions Local Underground Comix
Radiator Comics’ origin story begins in 2014 in Chicago.
Thurston Moore on New Velvet Underground Book and His Upcoming Memoir
Before looking forward, Thurston Moore will first look back.
A Guide to Miami’s Book Publishers
Everyone keeps saying that print is dead, but more than 825 million books were sold in the U.S. last year.
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Gorillaz Brought Animated Joy to FTX Arena
Gorillaz finally played a non-festival show in South Florida.
How South Florida Shaped Alternative Rock Icon Perry Farrell
Peretz Bernstein was a kid obsessed with all the pop and rock music he listened to on the radio.
Frankie & the Witch Fingers Lets It All Go on the Stage
Bloomington, Indiana, is not known as a hotbed for garage rock.
Smashing Pumpkins and Jane’s Addiction Took Hard Rock Live Back to the ’90s
Nobody describes music as “alternative” anymore.
Rachel Angel Explores Emotional Hardships on Her Debut Album, Midnite Heart Attack
The singer-songwriter has a love/hate relationship with her hometown.
Smashing Pumpkins and Jane’s Addiction Tour Harks Back to ’90s Music Festivals
Lollapalooza seemingly died in 1997 until it birthed the music festival as we know it today.
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Rare Americans Bring Their Animated Music to Gramps
The band has one of the unlikeliest origin stories of any act out there.
The Killers Played All Their Hits for Miami
There are several reasons the Killers are one of the 21st Century’s most listened-to rock bands.
The Womack Sisters’ Debut EP Does Their Family Legacy Proud
BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack have deep family connections with greats from soul music’s past.
For Its Upcoming Season, Island City Stage Spotlights All Sides of the LGBTQ Community
Island City Stage is South Florida’s sole LGBTQ-focused theater company.