Surprise! Charli XCX Is Throwing a Free Show Thursday
The British alt-pop star will light up Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.
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Twelve Chain Restaurants We Need in Miami
Chain restaurants get a bad rap because many serve cheap meals made with overly processed ingredients. It might be hard to believe, but quite a few chain restaurants, specializing in all kinds of interesting gastronomical niches, are more than decent. It just so happens lots of them aren’t in Miami. Here are a dozen of them that we’re dying to see in South Florida.
Trap Circus Wants to Be the Cure for the Common Festival
Rides and rappers await at the RC Cola Plant the day before Thanksgiving.
Lauderhill’s XXXTentacion Allegedly Jumped by Migos
The decline and fall of South Florida’s once-rising, now-sinking rap star XXXTentacion continues: It was disclosed Tuesday that he’s apparently been attacked by none other than Migos. In a series of now-deleted Instagram posts, a visibly bruised XXXTentacion claimed he was jumped by the Atlanta rap group while he and his entourage were leaving a hotel room in Los Angeles. He also claims they pulled a gun on him and posted video, which was republished by TMZ, of the group leaving the scene
Is Ought the Last Great Political Rock Band?
Opening for Waxahatchee at Gramps November 14, Ought has channeled the Zeitgeist in an era when rock’s relevance has waned.
House of Creatives 2017 Lineup and Set Times
Alt-J, MGMT, Metronomy, and other musical acts aren’t the only draw at this beachfront festival.
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Ten South Florida Tourist Traps That Actually Don’t Suck
Want to feel like a tourist for a day?
Wu-Tang Clan Headlines Show at Mana Wynwood During Art Basel
The legendary rap group will perform at Mana Wynwood as part of III Points’ Basel concert series.
A New Book Describes Miami’s Hip-Hop History
The Cipher takes a snapshot of the late-’90s hip-hop scene, where DJ Khaled was an actual DJ and graffiti was a way of life.
Rich Chigga and the New Wave of Asian Rappers
His act started as a joke, but now the 18-year-old Indonesian rapper is leading a new Far East movement.
The Five Most Anticipated Films at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2017
From a documentary about Native American rock stars to a Churchill biopic, these are the films you won’t want to miss at FLIFF.
The 21 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Employing elements of both classical painting and magical realism, Edouard Duval-Carrié explores the culture and history of his home in 37 new paintings and sculptures collected by PhD and professor of Africana Studies at Brown University, Anthony Bogues. “Metamorphosis” continues the artist’s scrutiny of Haiti’s contemporary social and political…
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I Was a Festival Virgin
Until this weekend, when III Points took over Wynwood, I had never been to a music festival. They’re a right of passage for American youth, yet I’ve managed to stay away for 22 years. How? Well, for one, I’m a poor millennial who can barely afford to eat, let alone…
III Points 2017, Day Three: The xx, Poorgrrrl, Teklife, Jacques Greene, Bonobo, and Others
After a long and powerful three days of music, III Points came to a steamy close yesterday, with coheadliner the xx playing the hell out of the stage and closing with the hit “The Angels.” The tune, the fan reaction, and the three days of performance brought live music to a new level in Miami.
III Points 2017: Jacques Greene on Loving Miami and Montreal’s Music Scene
Few think of the club as conceptually as Jacques Greene. On his new album Feel Infinite, the Canadian DJ and producer paints a vivid picture of clubbing as utopia, the lone shelter of a pure and unspoiled hedonism. But he admits that such images can be the stuff of dreams,…
III Points 2017, Day Two: Nicolas Jaar, Mark Ronson, Willow Smith, and Others
Despite bouts of rain, III Points 2017 continued last night with a slew of pounding performances. Here’s what went down: Virgo 6:20 p.m. on the Mind Melt stage As the sun began setting behind the giant Mind Melt stage disco ball, alien water creature Virgo welcomed early stragglers with siren…
III Points 2017, Day One: Richie Hawtin, The Black Madonna, Madlib, and Others
III Points 2017 kicked off last night with throngs of fans crowding Mana Wynwood to catch the first night of a solid lineup. Gorillaz’ were the biggest draw (read our review here), but there were plenty of acts fully capable of keeping the crowd wowed. Kaitlin Aurelia Smith 7 p.m…
III Points 2017: How Actress Changed His Live Setup for Miami
Actress is not the type of artist who’s comfortable with doing the same thing over and over again. “I’m constantly changing my live setup,” he said before his performance at III Points. “I hate being in a situation where it seems too put-together onstage.” The British electronic musician, born Darren…
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The Ten Most Underrated Acts at III Points 2017
Forget the names at the top of the bill: these are the III Points acts you need to see.
In The Florida Project, a Child’s Adventure in a Tragic Kingdom
The new film from director Sean Baker focuses on homeless people living in motels near Disney World.
Inside the New Museums Opening in Miami This Fall
When the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) opens its new permanent location in the Design District, you might be struck by the beautiful, geometric south façade or the sculpture garden out back. But the biggest surprise comes at the museum door: Admission is free. “We’ve made a commitment and a…
III Points 2017 Lineup and Set Times
The compete set times and lineup for III Points 2017 in Miami.