Gary Richards is in a much calmer place in the leadup to the second edition of FriendShip than he was for the first. A preparty for the dance music-centric cruise at the Miami Beach nightclub Basement has sold out, and the various mechanics of the outing — the Dial-a-DJ sets, the layout of the staging on Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas, and the excursions to the Bahamian island of CocoCay — have all been refined.

Even as the last ten years saw Miami’s music and nightlife scenes undergo a series of seismic shifts, the city still made time to host a number of incredible shows. Although the DJ reigns supreme here, a number of live acts also left their mark on the minds and memories…

The German DJ/producer is set to make his long-awaited debut at Club Space’s famed Terrace Saturday, December 27.

The French-Canadian singer and electronic music producer’s DJ set at the 2019 edition of the Art Basel party will mark her first public performance since she announced her departure from club music culture earlier this year.

The pop star will return to the Magic City as the featured performer for the 2020 edition of AT&T TV Super Saturday Night.

The seventh edition of the festival was originally planned for February 2020, one year after its 2019 iteration. III Points mastermind and Club Space co-owner David Sinopoli spoke with New Times about the festival’s new summer slot and becoming a two-day event after operating as a three-day gathering for several years.

Italians Do It Better label head Johnny Jewel and his David Lynch-approved band make a long overdue return to Miami on Thursday, November 21.

The most beloved bespectacled pianist in rock ‘n’ roll history will take another victory lap through Florida in May 2020.

In advance of a November 11 show at Churchill’s Pub, Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles talks about the “raucous punk bangers” of the group’s latest album and touches on the “punch line” of the beloved punk group’s discography.

The Chainsmokers’ big-budget bonanza at American Airlines Arena on Thursday night was heavy on platitudes and almost entirely devoid of musical substance.

Miami’s biggest techno and electro advocate reflects on the past, present, and future of his career as well as the city’s electronic music scene before his label’s big night at the Ground this Friday, May 17.

Ten notable dates and selectors Miami clubgoers should mark on their calendars.