Concerts

Carrie Underwood proved why she’s a superstar, while Dustin Lynch got the party started at Country Bay Music Festival.

Argentine rapper Duki will stop at the Kaseya Center next year.

King Stingray is set to open for countrymen King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard at Factory Town.

Pachyman’s sound is reminiscent of tunes made by Jamaican musicians like Lee “Scratch” Perry or King Tubby.

On the opening night of Jhayco’s Vida Rockstar Tour, the Puerto Rican singer ran through his catalogue as a hitmaker.

Carl Cox will make sure his return to Ultra Music Festival is a must-attend by debuting a new live show.

K-pop girl group Young Posse has launched headfirst into a tightly packed schedule of performances across the U.S.

French duo Air delivered epic intimacy during the band’s concert at the Fillmore Miami Beach.

Surprisingly, it’s taken Goose a decade to make its way to South Florida.

This year’s Tortuga Music Festival lineup promises to be a country music fan’s dream.

Following the announcement of his new album, Tyler, the Creator is going back on the road, stopping in Miami on March 24, 2025.

Caloncho has earned a reputation for using original lyrics to create peaceful and inspiring tracks.

Shakira has pushed back her North American tour to 2025 with several upgraded stadium shows.

Swift played her final Eras Tour rain show in Miami on Sunday night.

Justice, Soulwax, Sara Landry, and Bad Gyal helped close out the second and final day of III Points 2024.

A new fan theory about Swift’s next move emerged at her Saturday show in Miami.

Parliament-Funkadelic, Kaytranada, and Cloonee helped keep the energy high at III Points despite the not-so-great weather.

It’s classic Swift to continue to surprise fans more than a year and a half into her record-setting, globetrotting trek.

Taylor, you’re playing one of the most adulterous cities in America – please play your most gorgeous song about cheating.

Take a journey through Taylor Swift’s many musical eras as you travel to the Hard Rock Stadium with Brightline.

Trip-hop trio Massive Attack says it has to cancel its performance at III Points owing to “unforeseen circumstances.”

“This Miami set will sort of be an introduction to the new styles of music I’m making,” says Rezz of her upcoming III Points set.