During Miami Art Week, Richie Hawtin, one of the foremost masters of techno music, is collaborating with deadmau5 under his Testpilot alias to celebrate their shared Canadian and techno-heavy upbringings.
Since landing on the crystalline shores of Miami’s Historic Virginia Key Beach Park in December 2017, Rakastella has grown from a starry-eyed house and techno event hoping to leave a mark on Miami’s oversaturated Art Basel musical calendar into a full-fledged festival. In the process, it’s set a worldwide standard…
Softly spoken singer Mike Milosh caught up with New Times to discuss his previous experiences performing in Miami and what he’s been up to since the release of his last record as Rhye, Spirit.
The seventh edition of the festival was originally planned for February 2020, one year after its 2019 iteration. III Points mastermind and Club Space co-owner David Sinopoli spoke with New Times about the festival’s new summer slot and becoming a two-day event after operating as a three-day gathering for several years.
Brace yourself and pace yourself, because Art Basel is descending upon Miami this week. The official dates for the Magic City’s premier gathering of the art elite are December 5 through 8, but the world-renowned fair has expanded its influence not only beyond the boundaries of Miami Beach but also…
The legendary Cuban salsa artist will be taking the stage at the North Beach Bandshell on Saturday, November 30.
The English rock duo are performing at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Friday, December 6. Their latest album, Chasing Lights, was inspired by their experience as a married couple navigating the often-bumpy road of making a living in music.
These are the five best concerts in Miami November 29 through December 1.
Whether your Thanksgiving consists of every family member cramming around the dinner table or a more civilized and reserved Friendsgiving, Turkey Day is looming. As the promise of feasts and forced conversation occupy your time, don’t forget to escape to Miami’s nightlife. Soon the city will percolate with excitement of cooler weather and impending Art Basel festivities.
Looking for the best concert in Miami this weekend? Check out Peggy Gou, the Killers, Marc Anthony, and others.
Ultra Music Festival’s 2020 edition will offer headlining performances by Major Lazer, Flume, and Gesaffelstein. The long-running Miami music gathering’s next edition will see a return to Bayfront Park following the controversy of a 2019 iteration on Virginia Key.
Brockhampton’s high energy show at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Tuesday saw the group showcase their theatricality and even a pizza-supplying super fan.
Nontraditional boy band Brockhampton has wasted no time getting back on the road since breaking their brief hiatus with their latest album Ginger. Halfway through its headlining Heaven Belongs To You tour, the L.A.-based collective will perform at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Tuesday, November 22, with accompaniment from opening…
Italians Do It Better label head Johnny Jewel and his David Lynch-approved band make a long overdue return to Miami on Thursday, November 21.
The United States of the late 1990s was “so innocent” in the eyes of Third Eye Blind drummer Brad Hargreaves. China hadn’t joined the World Trade Organization and begun its rise to economic superpower; Russia was still sorting through the rubble of the Soviet Union; the 9/11 terror attacks hadn’t yet upended U.S. culture, and America seemed to stand unchallenged on the world stage.
These are the five best concerts in Miami November 15 through November 17.
The West Coast duo and Percomaniacs label heads will go back-to-back for an all-night set at Floyd Miami Friday, November 22.
The most beloved bespectacled pianist in rock ‘n’ roll history will take another victory lap through Florida in May 2020.
WMC returns for its 35th year with new programming and pricier passes.
Are 100 gecs and Slowthai — the opening acts for Brockhampton’s Miami Beach show — better than the main attraction?
The New Jersey-based punk outfit Titus Andronicus is not known for its brevity. In fact, the band is famous for long, sweeping works, such as its fourth studio album, the 93-minute, five-act rock opera The Most Lamentable Tragedy. Though the band’s latest album, June’s An Obelisk, is a far more…
Cursive frontman Tim Kasher says the 24-hour news cycle and a steady diet of surreal headlines are contaminating the stream of consciousness he calls upon when writing the emo and posthardcore group’s music.
