Concerts

Coldplay has added additional North American dates to its Music of the Spheres World Tour, including Miami on July 26.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan’s Sweat Tour at the Kaseya Center was a nonstop party from the moment the first beat dropped.

Kylie Minogue, one of the biggest pop stars in the world, is coming to Miami.

Ultra’s 25th edition will feature sets by dance music powerhouses like John Summit, Carl Cox, Above & Beyond, Axwell, and Deadmau5.

At the Fillmore Miami Beach, Nicki Nicole beamed with the confidence of a seasoned professional.

Solomun and his label Diynamic will take over the Resistance Megastructure at Ultra next year.

If you’re expecting a rock album from Xiu Xiu, you’ll need to expand your scope of what a rock record is allowed to be.

After performing in Sunrise in July, Jhené Aiko will bring her Magic Hour Tour to the Kaseya Center on December 10.

III Points is hosting satellite events featuring 60 acts across seven venues in Miami.

Brian Rose says he will travel anywhere to provide free wedding videography to get his wife tickets to the Eras Tour.

Jasmeet Sidhu has captured the Eras Tour not once but twice. Her photos are now on display at the Kimpton Epic Hotel.

The Mars Volta and Fleshwater will join Deftones on the road next year.

Despite the heat, Omar Apollo delivered a pop star-worthy performance at the FPL Solar Amphitheater.

The Red Pears are keen to put on a show audiences won’t soon forget.

Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko closed out her XOXO Tour at Hard Rock Live with a surprise appearance by Feid.

Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour will take the pop star to venues across the globe, including Miami’s Kaseya Center in September 2025.

Icelandic trio Sigur Rós will take the stage alongside the 40-person Wordless Music Orchestra.

From the get-go, it was evident Porter Robinson seemed a lot happier and more confident on stage.

Omar Apollo’s ascent may seem sudden, but many pieces had to come together over the years for him to arrive at this point.

Orange Blossom Classic returned to Hard Rock Stadium, but the real show happened at the Watsco Center for the Battle of the Bands.

From how she commanded the stage at the Fillmore, it’s clear Ice Spice learned a thing or two from Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj.

Last night’s show at the Fillmore Miami Beach proved that Ski Mask the Slump God really cares about his fans.