Concerts

“The Heaviest Tour of the Summer” closed out at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre with Ozzy tributes and fan-favorite hits.

The Who’s lead singer will return to South Florida in January 2026.

The music festival extended the fun by announcing the lineup for the satellite events that will take over the city.

From Seventeen, to Alex Warren, Billie Eilish, and the Mars Volta, here are the top shows coming to South Florida.

Before his sold-out Kaseya Center show, we revisit the musician’s unforgettable Grammy performance.

After canceling the September 3 show due to a vocal strain, Mother Monster announces a new event date for March 2026.

The rock band behind hits like “Stupid Girl” and “Queer” performed at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater.

The pop star postponed her Kaseya Center show before doors opened, leaving fans outside and venting frustrations online.

The avant-pop band will perform at the Miami Beach Bandshell on September 16.

Vocal strain forces Mother Monster to postpone her final Mayhem Ball Tour stop in Miami, leaving fans awaiting a new date.

The band behind the hits “Get Down on It” and “Jungle Boogie” will play a free concert at ArtsPark

The Argentine indie rock band will kick off its U.S. tour at the Miami Beach Bandshell on September 18.

September showers followed Gaga to Miami again on Sunday, kicking off the first of her three shows in South Florida.

The classic rock band played a sold-out show in Hollywood, FL, with hits from “Let It Go” to “Bringing on the Heartbreak.”

The “Focus” singer will bring her the Eternal Sunshine Tour to South Florida, with two nights at Amerant Bank Arena.

The pop-rock band played the first show of their Missionary Impossible 2025 Tour last night in South Florida.

Pop-punk legends will kick off their Missionary Impossible 2025 Tour at Hard Rock Live this Thursday.

Before she achieved world domination, Gaga was just a girl hanging out on Miami Beach in mirrored DIY booty shorts.

The “Roar” artist delivered a visually impactful show last night at the Kaseya Center, closing her U.S. Lifetimes Tour.

As she prepares to release her first new album in 15 years, the Queen of Neo-Soul sounds better than ever.

The Scottish indie band will celebrate 30 years of ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ with a concert at the Knight Concert Hall.

The Who kicked off their The Song Is Over: The North American Farewell Tour, Saturday night at Amerant Bank Arena.