A New Amphitheater Is Opening in Doral This Fall
The municipality has joined forces with Loud and Live to bring the 4,000-capacity Doral Amphitheater to its Central Park.
The municipality has joined forces with Loud and Live to bring the 4,000-capacity Doral Amphitheater to its Central Park.
The local music scene has plenty to offer, today we share a selection of hip-hop, Latin, rock, and soul by Miami bands.
As she prepares to release her first new album in 15 years, the Queen of Neo-Soul sounds better than ever.
The new Little Haiti venue and community space uses an ancient concept to pay homage to the modern mosaic of Miami.
The sludge metal legends with more than 70 years of collective history hit Respectable Street with Miami’s Bleeth last night.
Ahead of a Thursday night appearance at Books & Books, the chef and part-time Miamian talks about overcoming his dark past.
The Wynwood restaurant will host weekly live music nights on Fridays, curated by Miami Jazz Bookings.
From indie to metal and electronic, here are the new releases by local Miami bands that you should be listening to.
The burgeoning Free Blockbuster movement aims to do for DVDs what Little Free Libraries have done for books.
The quintessentially American art form is alive and well in the most improvisational city in thecountry.
Body Heat, Out of Sight, Miami Vice, and other highlights comprise Criterion’s July lineup.
Unable to return to Ukraine after the Russian invasion, Tania Gold has once again found her operatic voice in Miami.
Broward trio the Requiem has bubbled up from Florida’s swamps to deliver a blend of emo, alternative rock, and post-hardcore.
Exclusive releases by Lou Reed, A-Ha, Shudder to Think, and yes, even Taylor Swift await you during Record Store Day.
“The spirit of Homework will always be nomadic,” says co-founder Aurelio Aguiló.
For two decades, John McHale has helped bring hardcore bands to Miami.