Sweat Records Owner Talks Miami’s Vinyl Revival and History
This episode of Midweek Cafecito explores vinyl’s Miami resurgence with Sweat Records owner Lolo Reskin ahead of Record Store Day.
This episode of Midweek Cafecito explores vinyl’s Miami resurgence with Sweat Records owner Lolo Reskin ahead of Record Store Day.
The ex-White Stripes frontman brings his 2026 tour to the Magic City on November 17 and 18.
The Colombian singer opens up on this episode of New Times podcast Midweek Cafecito.
“Even aliens fuck with my shit!” the rapper wrote on social media.
According to a spokesperson, the former Migos member is “stable” and currently at the hospital “being closely monitored.”
The salsa icon has long-standing ties to both Miami and the club’s ownership circle.
Hoy Como Ayer, the historic Latin music venue located on Calle Ocho, has changed hands once again.
The festival has grown from a modest electronic gathering into one of the world’s most recognizable EDM brands.
Catch livestreamed performances from Ultra Music Festival 2026 as part of #ULTRALIVE March 27-29 on YouTube.
Bigface Coffee launches “Frequency” in Miami’s Design District, blending DJs, vinyl, and coffee culture.
The final piece of the puzzle to fully plan your Ultra experience.
Armin van Buuren, Danny Tenaglia, Sara Landry, and others will speak at the conference this year.
The Grammy-winning artist launched her Body High tour in Miami with a two-hour spectacle of choreography, techno, and self-expression.
For this special edition of our podcast, we caught up with the British musician as she rehearsed for the kickoff of her upcoming U.S. tour.
The half-acre Biscayne Point compound includes two homes, a guesthouse, and 150 feet of Biscayne Bay waterfront views.
Damon Albarn’s animated superband will bring The Mountain Tour to the Kaseya Center this Fall.
Juggalo Weekend debuts at Factory Town, bringing Insane Clown Posse’s Faygo-soaked Dark Carnival to the 305.
Sonora Tukukuy plays at Las Rosas this weekend, to support the Right to Freedom Network and immigrant rights.
The boutique shop features curated house, techno, and disco records and weekly drops for Miami’s vinyl community.
Dig into the history of vinyl in Miami at this New Times talk and happy hour at Sweat Records on March 5.
Miami Beach clears permit hurdles for indoor live music on Lincoln Road, Washington Avenue, and Collins.
The awards ceremony took place last night at the Kaseya Center in Miami; here is the full list of winners.