Concerts

Violent Femmes will perform back-to-back shows at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater.

Atlanta rapper is hitting the road in support of his fourth album, WHAM.

Brightline’s “Next Stop: Ultra” train will feature live DJ sets and surprise experiences.

Halsey’s upcoming tour is in support of her fifth album, The Great Impersonator.

Indie folk band the Lumineers are hitting the road in support of their new album, Automatic.

During Latin Mafia’s show, fans waved Mexican flags high and chanted “¡Viva México!” throughout the night.

You could hear the entire stadium ready to scream “a-minor!” Someone go check on Drake.

The Weeknd will return to Hard Rock Stadium August 15 and 16 for his After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour.

Experimental pop duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso will perform a second Miami show at the Fillmore on August 13.

On Circle of Giants, jam band Moe continues its quest to constantly move forward musically.

English singer Morrissey will perform at Hard Rock Live as part of his spring U.S. tour.

At ZeyZey, the Spam Allstars proved they can still get people moving after three decades.

Natalia Lafourcade promises to deliver an intimate show at the Adrienne Arsht Center.

Belarusian band Molchat Doma overcame the language barrier at its Fort Lauderdale show.

Memphis rapper GloRilla will embark on the Glorious Tour starting in March.

Despite 143‘s dissapointing reception, Katy Perry will tour the globe in 2025, including a show at the Kaseya Center.

Country superstar Morgan Wallen will take over Hard Rock Stadium for two nights as part of his I’m The Problem Tour.

Molchat Doma returns to South Florida on January 30 for a show at Revolution Live.

New Orleans-based rock ‘n’ roll outfit Miranda and the Beat will make their South Florida debut at Gramps.

Ski Mask the Slump God, Pouya, and Luh Tyler are among the acts set to perform at Loud Aid.

Skrillex’s last solo appearance at Ultra Music Festival in Miami was in 2015.

Some of the biggest names in hip-hop will come to celebrate former drug kingpin and prison reform activist Big Meech.