Concerts

Panic! at the Disco fans have a big reason to celebrate this week.

At Bright Eyes’ Miami Beach show, there was no cause for concern.

Chvrches, Tokischa, Monsta X, and more live music this week.

The Australian band plays its first-ever Florida shows at Space Park.

As one attendee observed, “When you can see a legend, you see a legend.”

Tokischa’s celebration of female desire is lauded by some and condemned by others.

Bright Eyes was at the center of the protest-song revival of the 2000s.

HAAi, Paul McCartney, Bright Eyes, and more live music.

In April 2020, guitarist Erica Dawn Lyle found herself on lockdown.

Last month, Kehlani dropped their third studio album, Blue Water Road, to critical acclaim.

Apollo has exhibited a consistent knack for vocalizing soulful serenades.

The virtual band’s North American Tour will stop at FTX Arena on October 23.

The South Florida stop will close out the Chromatica Ball tour.

Keshi brought hell and heaven to a sold-out crowd at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.

Halsey, the Lumineers, Planet Afropunk, and more live music this week.

Jack Harlow might be the internet’s favorite boyfriend.

The riot grrrl movement still has plenty of room to grow.

HAAi has graced the cover of Mixmag, won 2018’s Essential Mix of the year, and festival-hopped around the world.

Khruangbin’s live performances have always been about setting a vibe.

Seafoam Walls, Juan Luis Guerra, Haim, and more live music this week.

Keshi felt the need to push himself sonically on Gabriel.

Haim’s name is synonymous with the energy and dynamism the band brings to the stage.