The Used Bring More Than Two Decades of Pop-Punk to Revolution Live
“No one’s gotten eaten by an alligator,” promises Jepha of the Used for the band’s upcoming string of Florida shows.
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Ladytron Is Still Perfecting Its Synth-pop Sound
Daniel Hunt of Ladytron talks about the band’s latest album, Time’s Arrow.
Eric Avery Reflects on Jane’s Addiction’s Past and Hopeful Future
The original members of Jane’s Addiction are back together and tapping into a youthful energy.
South Beach Running Legend Robert “Raven” Kraft Just Wants to Sing
Robert “Raven” Kraft, who has been running on Miami Beach daily since 1975, is an aspiring singer-songwriter who has penned 1,800 songs.
Lou Dominguez Turns to Crowdfunding for His New Album, Hanging at the Luna Star
Lou Dominguez is done recording his new album but needs funds to make sure the right people hear it.
Miami Girls Rock Camp Celebrates a Decade of Inspiring the Next Generation
“Camps exist to remind girls and nonbinary youth of their right to take up a ton of space,” says Miami Girls Rock Camp cofounder Steph Taylor.
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Almost Three Decades Later, Jewel Is Still Finding Peace in Music
Singer-songwriter Jewel will make her way to Hard Rock Live on September 24 with Melissa Etheridge.
Leave Uncle Scotchy Alone Is a Throwback to an Analog World
For decades, Eric Garcia has tried his damnedest to spread the gospel of the blues across Miami.
Horse Jumper of Love Fill the Sonic Space Between Soft and Heavy
On long walks, Horse Jumper of Love frontman Dimitri Giannopoulos found inspiration for the band’s fifth album, Disaster Trick.
Fatherhood Pushed Daniel Milewski to Pick Up His Guitar
In his first decade in Miami, a big life change led Daniel Milewski to take his songwriting more seriously.
José González Revisits His Breakthrough Album, Veneer
Despite Veneer being the album that gave José González his breakthrough, delving into the past has its challenges.
Bodega Brings Its Art-Rock Storytelling to Gramps
On its latest album, Our Brand Could Be Yr Life, Bodega continues its rebellion of the Brooklyn indie-rock scene it spawned from.
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Electronic Punk Band Sextile Makes Miami Debut at Gramps
While April 19 marks the first time Sextile will perform in Miami, for member Melissa Scaduto, it’s more of a homecoming.
On the Fifth Anniversary of Nipsey Hussle’s Death, Vibe Editor Talks About the Rapper’s Lasting Influence
When Rob Kenner first met Nipsey Hussle in 2009, he felt he was in the presence of one of the greats.
Hometown Heroes the Mavericks Had ‘Em Dancing in the Aisles at Miami’s Arsht Center
Raul Malo led the Mavericks through hits like “There Goes My Heart” and “Dance the Night Away” as the crowd boogied in the aisles.
Decades Later, the Mavericks Still Make Music Gumbo
The Maverick’s Raul Malo credits his formative years in South Florida for all the success he found with his band.
Hiss Golden Messenger’s Sound Comes From the Unlikeliest of Influences
After getting his start playing in several bands, M.C. Taylor conceived Hiss Golden Messenger as a way to do his own thing.
5 Essential Bob Dylan Tracks
Ahead of his two-night stint at Broward Center, here’s a worthy primer on Bob Dylan, America’s most celebrated singer-songwriter.
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Miami Beach Rock Ensemble Celebrates Beloved Teacher Doug Burris
In 1972, Doug Burris established the first high school rock ensemble in the United States at Miami Beach Senior High.
Devon Ross Brings Her Postpunk Sound to Miami
Model/actress and musician Devon Ross has released her debut EP, Oxford Gardens, on Thurston Moore’s Daydream Library Series imprint.
Militarie Gun Delivers Catchy Aggressive Riffs at Gramps
Southern California rocker group Militarie Gun returns to Gramps on February 9 for its second Miami show.
Elvis Costello Helps Welcome the Return of the Fillmore Miami Beach
Elvis Costello & the Imposters played a no-nonsense set that lasted more than two and a half hours.