Concerts

Ward’s new14-track album encompasses filthy bedroom funk, contemporary pop, and a delicate piano ballad about overcoming breast cancer.

Venezuelan singer Nacho discusses why he moved to Miami, his first solo album, and his planned return to Venezuela.

The Coathangers, GZA, Nightmare On Wax, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.

Colombian reggaeton superstar J Balvin’s Arcoiris Tour took the American Airlines Arena crowd on a trip over the rainbow.

These are the five best concerts in Miami September 13 through 15.

Here are the ten best concerts coming to South Florida this fall.

Lizzo’s “Cuz I Love You Too” tour stop at the Fillmore proved to everyone in the 305 that she’s “100 percent that bitch.”

Day6’s music is classified as K-pop, but its sound is reminiscent of the punk-pop bands of the early 2000s.

Last time Toronto’s Pup was in town, the band almost got arrested for blowing up fireworks on the beach on Canada Day.

The Atlanta-based punk trio delivers its message loud and clear with a no-tilt headbanger.

Dorian Electra kicked off their first headlining tour at Gramps Sunday night.

Lizzo, Jenny Lewis, J Balvin, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.

These are the five best concerts in Miami September 6 through 8.

The California punk outfit once described as “powerviolence” is better known for wild turns than consistency.

Alejandro Sanz, Daniel Mercury, Trina, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.

For a few hours, Bad Bunny, Nicky Jam, Rosalía, Sebastián Yatra, and Sech kept Miami’s minds off the looming Hurricane Dorian.

After twice rescheduling, the Rolling Stones were in peak form as they wrapped up the final night of the No Filter Tour at Hard Rock Stadium.

Is your Labor Day weekend show still going on, or has it been canceled? Find out here.

To the chagrin of local New Wave devotees, the beloved ’80s band the Alarm hasn’t played in South Florida since 1985.

These are the five best concerts in Miami August 20 through September 1.

When German DJs Nic Chagall and Bossi worked on their first track together, they had no idea they were forming what would become a 20-year partnership.

The significance of his success isn’t lost on Sech, but he’s also contending with the daily realities of his newfound fame.