The last time the Swedish duo of Adam Beyer and Ida Engberg played together in Miami was during Ultra 2015. They were DJing during the sunset at the Carl Cox Megastructure, and a brief torrential downpour forced most stages — but not the Megastructure — to momentarily shutdown and wait out the weather. Whether…
Although he’s known for his electro-doused style, the Dallas-born and Berlin-based DJ/producer is not one to constrain himself to a single lane of sound. Textasy’s appearance at Floyd on Saturday, December 28, will see him joined by Jonny From Space and December Beaches.
Whether you’re looking to throw down at Club Space, go hard at Las Rosas, or celebrate a decade of hits with Pitbull, there’s plenty to do in Miami on New Year’s Eve 2020.
Unless you’re a big-label boss or a local, your chances of playing a DJ set in Miami twice in one month are pretty slim. The amount of talent — both local and international — that flows through our electronic paradise is simply too vast.
The longtime DJ-producer is returning to Miami on Friday, December 20, for a set at Wynwood Factory alongside Cocodrills and Leyva.
The rapper and producer brought his now-signature brand of outsize religiosity to Miami Art Week, the most decadent and depraved time of the year for the Magic City.
The DJ-producer is bringing All Day I Dream, his record label and self-consciously relaxed party series, to Island Gardens on Saturday, December 7.
West announced Thursday night that the successor to his first opera, “Nebuchadnezzar,” will be staged at Miami Marine Stadium Sunday, December 8. The Miami music festival III Points appears to be assisting the rapper with the mysterious new project.
The Swiss DJ/producer spoke with New Times in advance of his set at Heart Festival this Saturday. Oliva discusses his feelings about the commercialism and external forces harming the health and long-term prospects of dance culture.
The English DJ-producer has made multiple stops in the Magic City over his decade-plus career sharing his love of music with the masses.
We’re on the cusp of spending hours chatting with relatives, watching football until our eyelids sag, and snapping our bodies out of ketosis with a full-on assault of carbs. Thanksgiving usually revolves around food, football, and family, but there’s no reason it has to be defined solely by those three.
Dan Travieso is leading the efforts to make Coconut Grove an essential spot for Miami’s nightlife scene.
“The number one thing people have said to me is, ‘I can’t believe South Florida is finally going to have a real dayclub,'” says Matt Minichino, Hard Rock’s corporate vice president of nightlife/daylife.
For Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater artistic director Robert Battle, this week marks a special return, not just to the Arsht Center, where his company performs annually, but also to the city where he grew up. “It’s more personal [performing in Miami]; it reminds me where I come from,” says Battle, a Liberty City native. “My mom [Dessie Williams] still lives in the same house. I used to dance on the marble floor of our front porch. The Arsht Center wasn’t far away.”
