Concerts

Kesha and a cavalcade of DJs delivered party-pop anthems in a nondescript warehouse in Miami.

Longtime Wilco band member Glenn Kotche helped with the drumming on Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department.

If you couldn’t score a ticket to Shakira’s upcoming Miami concert, you now have a second chance.

With Miami being the only Mayhem Ball stop in the South, Lady Gaga has now added a third show at the Kaseya Center.

Shakira, Rauw Alejandro, and Teddy Swims are some of the acts gracing the stages in and around Miami this spring.

Afrojack brought David Guetta and Sia out to perform their 2012 hit “Titanium” together for the first time ever.

Tyler, the Creator delivered one of the best performances of the year so far during the Chromakopia Tour’s Miami stop.

Colombian superstar J Balvin took the stage at the Kaseya Center to deliver a performance packed with hits.

Las Nubes brought its guitar-heavy dream-pop sound to its homecoming show at the Miami Beach Bandshell.

German electronic pioneers Kraftwerk kept the crowd engaged with their retro-futuristic sound.

English rockers Glass Animals will stop at Hard Rock Live on June 18.

Argentine singer Nathy Peluso delivered an unforgettable experience during the Miami stop of her Grasa Tour.

Indie rockers Inhaler will make their South Florida debut at Revolution Live on March 14.

To celebrate her new EP, British club queen Shygirl took over clubs all over the world, including Miami’s Floyd.

Sweat Records has long championed the work by Black Pumas’ Adrian Quesada.

Acts like Kaskade and Eric Prydz brought out massive crowds to We Belong Here Miami 2025.