The Ten Most Memorable Ultra Music Festival Performances
Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5, Martin Garrix, and more memorable sets at Miami’s premier dance-music event.
Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5, Martin Garrix, and more memorable sets at Miami’s premier dance-music event.
June Summer and Augie Pink are back with their new single, “Vibe,” featuring Jose Yellow and Toy Wapo.
Nicky Jam’s JamWorld is determined to go on as planned.
NYC’s legendary jazz venue has partnered with local concert promoter the Rhythm Foundation for a summer concert series.
Say goodbye to the Triple-A.
In 2010, dance music began to get bigger and bolder.
Day of the Deadmau5 promises to make up for lost time.
Suwannee Rising, a new, socially distanced three-day event in Live Oak, Florida.
DJ Immortal re-enters the competitive world of DJ battles.
Akeem Brownlee is on a mission to bring great R&B back to Florida.
III Points announced it was going ahead with a smaller two-day outdoor event this spring.
Fuck It Up will be released through New York’s Sorry Records.
Here’s hoping the third time’s the charm.
Thirty years later, Siedah Garrett’s “Do You Want It Right Now” continues to influence dance music.
Perel makes a point to mention her love for Destiny’s Child and punk rock in the same breath.
Megan James and Corin Roddick will stop in at Revolution Live on November 23.
Nala learned to hustle in Miami, and it has served her well so far.
Will any concerts take place in 2021? There’s a glimmer of hope.
Can Miami music fans embrace funk and jam-band culture the same way they’ve embraced electronic music and hip-hop?
Sweat is still on a mission to cater to Miami’s music needs.
These bands are proof of the Magic City’s openness and enthusiasm.
Techno producer Nicole Moudaber joins forces with the king of Miami nightlife, Alan T.