Concerts

n recent years, there’s one type of show that’s become practically unavoidable for concertgoers: the co-headlining tour. What was once a particularly rare practice among established acts has become one of the most common trends in live music, with team-up tours commanding summer rosters at venues around the country. South Florida alone has dozens of these shows slated for the next few months, from Korn & Alice in Chains to Beck & Cage the Elephant.

Electric Kif, Las Nubes, Twenty One Pilots, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, June 10 through 16.

These are the five best concerts in Miami May 31 through June 2.

Things are about to get a whole lot louder and hazier in Miami. The California stoner-doom metal trio Sleep will stop at Miami’s the Ground June 18 for its first South Florida show. The group, which was a cornerstone of Southern California’s early-’90s stoner-rock explosion, has a slow, heavy, and pummeling sound that helped to define an era of metal music.

Growing up in Germany, Christian Löffler was enchanted by music of both the electronic and analog varieties. “I found out about music software programs at 14. I wanted to learn everything. It took a while for me to find my strategies and concepts.” Löffler says.

Florence + the Machine, Weird Al Yankovic, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, June 3 through 9.

These are the five best concerts in Miami May 31 through June 2.

When Mix Live returns to American Airlines Arena June 8, Miami will host top talent such as Ozuna, Anuel AA, and Zion & Lennox. But be sure to keep an eye on Karol G. Already a prominent female voice in the male-dominated reggaeton scene, she’s one of several women pushing the boundaries of urbano music…

It’s a late Friday afternoon in April, and Florence Welch is cozy at home in South London. Earlier in the day she did a bit of dance training, and then she had a sandwich. If this sounds at all banal for a figure known worldwide for her soul-rattling howl and…

A lot can happen in a year and for pop star Ariana Grande, a lot is an understatement. We’ve gathered the best and worst moments of Ariana Grande’s past year, from her loss of Mac Miller to her stunning Coachella headlining performance.

Graham Funke, Nicole Moudaber, Paco Osuna, Ariana Grande, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, May 27 through June 2.a

These are the five best concerts in Miami May 24 through May 26.

It’s conventional wisdom that Miami turns off the lights and hibernates for the low season. But if you’re a Magic City music fan, you’ve got plenty of reasons to stay up all summer long. Whether you want to dance the night away to current pop hits or hold up your…

Robbie Guariglia spent years as a music industry professional producing, writing, and gigging with touring acts such as the Veronicas, Ryan Shaw, Oh Honey, and Phoebe Ryan. But it was a time of tumult that led him to take center stage with Modern Whale. “I had lost my dad to cancer,” Guarjila explains to New Times.

Nora En Pure, the Original Wailers, David Crosby, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, May 20 through 26.

Salt Cathedral was set to release a debut album when New Times spoke with the Colombian electropop duo a year and a half ago. But then there was no trace of it anywhere. What happened?

These are the five best concerts in Miami this weekend.

Miami psych-rock band Jaialai is ready to release its first full-length album, Say So, under the new indie label Public Works Records.

Much of Miami is a patchwork of vibrant Caribbean communities. Over the years, the number of immigrants from the islands has continued to grow. You might not hear a Jamaican sound system in your neighborhood, but know there is one blasting beats onto the streets someplace not far from your…

Miami’s biggest techno and electro advocate reflects on the past, present, and future of his career as well as the city’s electronic music scene before his label’s big night at the Ground this Friday, May 17.

People rarely bring up Coconut Grove as a historic hotbed for folk music, but according to legendary singer David Crosby, the Grove in the ’60s was right up there with New York’s Greenwich Village.

The duo favors sparse trap beats and a hybrid style of singing and rapping, which is heavily manipulated in the studio for an unnatural-sounding effect.