How Death Grips Became the Last True Punk Band
Death Grips keeps lit the last embers of a dying punk ethos of rejecting authority and doing it yourself.
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The Romantic, Perfectionist Rave Music of Overmono
Freedom is the main idea that runs through Overmono’s work – freedom to dance and have fun.
The Uniquely American Mystery of Lana Del Rey
How did Lana Del Rey go from a laughingstock to America’s sweetheart?
Five Miami Galleries Will Exhibit at Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
Five galleries from Miami have been chosen to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach this year – the most ever.
10 Miami Restaurants to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month – and Every Other Month
Every month is Hispanic Heritage Month in the Magic City.
Latin Restaurant Weeks Returns to Miami to Celebrate Hispanic Small Business Owners
More than 70 South Florida establishments have signed on to participate in the two week promotion.
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Get Ready to Rock at the Black Keys’ Record Hang
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney invite you to party with them at Floyd on Sept. 24.
Speedy Ortiz Finally Returns With New Music and a Tour Coming to Miami
Next month, indie-rock quartet Speedy Ortiz will return to Miami for the first time since 2019.
After Founder’s Death, Tangerine Dream Enters New Era
After Tangerine Dream founder Edgar Froese died in 2015, remaining members refused to call it quits.
More Than Meets the Pie: Far Out Pizza Serves Superb Slices and Subs on Calle Ocho
A new venture from the owners of Union Beer invites locals to grab a slice or sandwich, day or night.
6 Spots for Vinyl Fans and Audiophiles in Miami
Searching for hi-fi sounds around the Magic City? Here’s where to start.
Lana Del Rey Announces Ten-City Tour With Stop in West Palm Beach
Lana Del Rey will stop at iThink Financial Amphitheatre as part of a tour behind her latest album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.
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From Sully to Nia Archives, Jungle Music Enjoys a Post-Pandemic Boom
Jungle didn’t appear out of the blue sometime after lockdown. Its prevalence is the result of more than a decade of underground work by fans and DJs.
Danny Brown vs. JPEGMafia: Who Is More Likely to “Scare the Hoes”?
Some artists, like Danny Brown and JPEGMafia, have embraced the idea of hoe-scaring music.
From Aespa to NewJeans, Meet K-Pop’s Next Generation
BTS entering into hiatus to serve their mandatory military service has left space for a new generation.
José González Will Play Veneer in Full at the Miami Beach Bandshell
The Swedish singer-songwriter marks the anniversary of his breakthrough album, Veneer, in a big way.
The 5 Best Miami Beach Menus for Miami Spice
New Times presents our utterly subjective Top 5 Miami Beach Spice menus.
Best Bang-for-Your-Buck Deals During Miami Spice 2023
Indulge in the best values Miami Spice has to offer at these five top-flight restaurants.
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“It Was Always About You…” at Oolite Arts Offers a Snapshot of Miami’s Art Scene
Oolite Arts’ group exhibition is a testament to the organization’s ongoing presence in the community.
Fountainhead Artists Bring Poetry to Life at Emerson Dorsch
“Last Days of a House” at Emerson Dorsch features works from 20 artists from 14 countries, selected from a field of nearly 500 candidates that have participated in Fountainhead’s artist residency in Miami.
5 New Restaurants Participating in Miami Spice 2023
Five new Miami restaurants join Miami Spice 2023, offering big bargains.
Barbenheimer Bash: All the South Florida Theaters Showing Barbie and Oppenheimer
Instead of choosing to see Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer or Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, make it a double feature.