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Iggy Azalea Cancels Great Escape Tour, Including Miami Concert

By S. Pajot
Jun 2, 2015

The Great Escape was planned. Then postponed. And now canceled. After a breakout 2014, with the release of her debut full-length album, The New Classic, and monster summer hit “Fancy,” Iggy Azalea announced her first solo headlining tour, dubbed The Great Escape. It was set for 24 North American cities...
Miami’s Urban Beach Weekend 2015 Party Guide

By S. Pajot
May 22, 2015

It is officially Memorial Day Weekend in Miami — AKA Urban Beach Week. But while the cops frantically erect barricades, establish checkpoints, and orchestrate traffic loops in preparation for a South Beach onslaught of hip-hop heads, bikini babes, and lime-green lowriders, we here at Miami New Times Music are feverishly...
Madonna Reschedules Rebel Heart Tour Kickoffs in Miami, Three Other Dates

By S. Pajot
May 21, 2015

Madonna’s been a bad girl. Basically, her entire life. Right now, though, we’re referring specifically to the bad, bad, bad news that this bad, bad, bad girl just broke about having to cancel her Rebel Heart Tour kickoff shows, a two-night stand in Miami. But that’s not all. Naughty Ms...
Julian Casablancas Announces “Human Sadness” Screenings, Coming to Gramps

By S. Pajot
May 19, 2015

Though the Strokes are still together, frontman Julian Casablancas, like most of his bandmates, has spent the last few years on other endeavors. With only seven festival shows scheduled through 2015, the essential early-2000s rock band has no plans for a new album. Instead, guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. is prepping...
Space Miami's 15th Anniversary With Erick Morillo, “Who Helped Start It All”

By S. Pajot
May 13, 2015

Miami nightclubs aren’t known for their longevity. Usually a glossy, expensive party palace or trendy underground venue will open to huge hype, do solid business for a year or two, struggle for a similar stretch of time, and then close, suddenly, while clubbers shrug to show their lack of surprise...

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