Music

The international electronic gathering was canceled in the wake of fears surrounding the novel coronavirus that’s sweeping the globe.

The 18-year-old pop superstar held nothing back during the inaugural performance of her Where Do We Go? World Tour.

Delivering dance hits that still get crowds moving today, Exposé was one of the most popular girl groups of the ’80s. This Friday, March 13, Exposé will return to where it all began for a special homecoming show.

Check out Billie Eilish, Diana Ross, Exposé, Lisa Lisa, Mary J. Blige, and other top live music shows this week.

Corridor’s jangly indie-pop rock and emotionally weighted lyrics sound all the more profound in French.

In addition to winning an Oscar, Jorge Drexler has earned five Latin Grammys, including one for his 2017 album, Salvavidas de Hielo, and another for the song “Telefonía.” But he has no interest in talking about which awards or career milestones are his favorites.

Read up on this weekend’s performances by Brandi Carlile, Charlotte de Witte, Berlin, Big Country, Chaos in the CBD, Yelsy Heredia, and Brenda Navarrete.

The legendary singer will celebrate her personal milestone and five decades’ worth of hits during a two-night residency at the Fillmore Miami Beach.

The Miami Herald reports that this year’s edition of Ultra Music Festival has been “suspended” after a meeting earlier today between festival organizers and Miami city officials.

The Detroit-born-and-based musical innovator is taking his talents south for a DJ set at Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival 2020.

Brenda Navarrete, Jorge Luis Pacheco, Alain Perez, and Julio Montalvo are among the artists performing at the 2020 edition of the week-long musical gathering.

The popular bachata group will bring its much-awaited reunion tour to the American Airlines Arena Tuesday, March 10, and Thursday, March 12.

The final group of artists added to the festival lineup run the gamut from underground DJs and garage rock outfits to experimental electronic musicians.

At the Ground in Miami this Saturday, March 7, the synth-pop band Berlin and frontwoman Terri Nunn will celebrate 40 years of hits.

The orchestra will perform two world premieres, both by composers with Florida ties.

Las Nubes and Palomino Blond’s split EP via Bufu Records, due out March 13, will mark not only the first time the latter band has shared its music on vinyl but also the long-awaited return of the local record label.

Looking for the best concerts in Miami this week? Check out performances by Kenny G, Kaskade, Bassnectar, Vampire Weekend, Tall Juan, Lovelorn, Sonja Moonear, and many other acts March 2 through March 8.