Shortly after adding a whole bunch of artists to its lineup already overstuffed with talent, III Points has announced a limited supply of single-day tickets. As of at 10 a.m. today, August 29, the festival is selling one-day passes for $99 plus tax.
He’s the greatest living rapper, but he’s never seemed more miserable.
OK, folks: It’s last week of August. The worst month of the year is almost over. Soon we’ll be able to go outside without overheating, getting a third-degree sunburn, or drowning in sweat. Sure, the weather will still be hot — it always is in Miami — but at least it won’t be “I might die if I’m not indoors” hot. That’s something worth celebrating, perhaps with these wonderful free events, including concerts, minifestivals, listening parties, and even a bookstore opening.
At last, our long nightmare is finally almost over. No, I’m not talking about President Cheeto (although I wish I were) – I’m talking about summer…
As if you didn’t have enough to do for Art Basel 2017, there’s now a new music festival coming to Miami the same week. Off Weekend will take over the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park December 9 and 10.
The world’s most offensively inoffensive band will perform at Hard Rock Stadium August 28.
There are so many things to get mad at in the world, and you complain about a pop singer on Game of Thrones?
Our least-favorite sculptures and murals in Miami.
The two-day festival will move to the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park for its second year.
A ballsy beginning could not stop the concert from careening off the rails.
We dissect the rapper’s biggest track ahead of his show in West Palm Beach.
A summary of the Broward rapper’s hits and misses ahead of his August 10 show in Coral Gables.
Yes, we’re still in the depths of another record-hot Miami summer, but it’s never too early to think about fall, especially when it comes to Halloween. Even if you haven’t even begun to consider a costume idea or weighed your party options, the folks at Diskolab are here to give you something to do the weekend ahead of All Saints’ Day: It’s Wynwood Fear Factory, y’all.
A new Miami Vice TV series is in the works, but what does it mean for the Magic City?
“I would end up fucking a female rapper and fucking the business up.”
Well, Kodak, it turns out they do like to see you winning. Pompano Beach rapper Kodak Black has been nominated for Best New Artist at the MTV Video Music Awards. He’s facing off against fellow MC Young M.A, R&B singers SZA and Khalid, and Miley Cyrus’ sister Noah for the coveted prize.
Across metro Miami, a vast array of underappreciated designs come in a variety of styles.
How many hits does it take to make us overlook an artist’s dark side?
On July 25, an international pop music mega-star will swoop down upon American Airlines Arena. He’s sold millions of albums and drawn countless screaming fans to his side, and it’s likely you’ve never even heard of him. His name is G-Dragon, and he’s the most popular singer in South Korea…
Kenny Kramer lived across the hall from Larry David in the ’80s, and he’s got plenty of stories about it.
McCartney’s electrifying stage presence and willingness to please made his Miami show a hit.
Backstage at the American Airlines Arena just hours before Paul McCartney is set to arrive for a soundcheck, LeRoy Bennett is previewing the show’s special effects before Friday’s performance. The unassuming 61-year-old with a shaven head and thick-rimmed glasses wears an all-black ensemble that would fry him in the harsh Florida sun.
