Concerts

Dua Lipa, Rauw Alejandro, and Katy Perry will take the stage at the Kaseya Center this year.

The Who, Brandon Lake, and the Jonas Brothers are stopping at the Amerant Bank Arena in 2025.

The song won’t technically be over until the band includes the rest of the world, but North America is what we know for now.

ZeyZey’s intimate provides an ideal backdrop for Sariñana’s distinctive fusion of alternative pop, jazz, and Latin rhythms.

The Australian alternative dance music trio’s show included a surprise appearance by soul man Curtis Harding on “Surrender.”

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 will play a free show on Saturday, May 3, at ArtsPark at Young Circle in downtown Hollywood.

The throngs that filled the Fillmore didn’t take the two-dozen-song, two-plus-hour set sitting down.

Southern California trio Brainstory didn’t hold anything back at ZeyZey.

Wolf sits down with New Times to discuss Big Ideas, touring, Miami, and her busy year ahead.

III Points returns October 17 and 18 with another stellar lineup of left-field and underground acts.

I was one of those teenagers who crashed Pearl Jam’s concert at Bayfront Park Amphitheater.

Texas trio Khruangbin performed for a sold-out crowd at the FPL Solar Amphitheater.

Don’t miss live performances by Remi Wolf, the Mars Volta, and Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso in 2025.

After selling out two Miami dates, Rauw Alejandro has added a third show at the Kaseya Center.

Maynard James Keenan celebrates his 60th birthday by mixing it up onstage at Hard Rock Live on May 6.

Unable to return to Ukraine after the Russian invasion, Tania Gold has once again found her operatic voice in Miami.

The Melvins frontman reflects on four decades of defying expectations and his escape on the golf course.

After its absence in 2024 and 2025, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival will once again take over Sunshine Grove next year

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.