Concerts

Nicky Jam, the Drums, Twelve’Len, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, May 13 through 19.

These are the five best concerts in Miami this weekend.

Shake up your Saturday night with the Afro-Cuban House Experiment (A.C.H.É.), a unique live show that mixes electronic beats, old-school Latin percussion, hypnotic singing and chanting, traditional religious dancers, a horn section, and plenty of positive vibes.

Are you ready for Rolling Loud this weekend? Not if you haven’t planned your itinerary. This year, the festival is bringing scores of rap and hip-hop artists – 164 in all – to Hard Rock Stadium for a three-day smorgasbord of music. That means you’ll have to make some difficult…

If the Fillmore Miami Beach seems like a small venue for a recent Coachella headliner, that’s because it is. Fresh off headlining slots at Atlanta’s Shaky Knees and the aforementioned megafest, the Australian psych-pop sensation Tame Impala visited the Fillmore Tuesday night for an intimate first-ever show in Miami.

It seems every child star has the same career trajectory: modeling, acting, making music, then failing miserably and posting #ThrowbackThursday photos of their time in the limelight. It also seems being a child star is not easy. The public has the pleasure of watching these young people grow up…

The Material Girl is returning to Miami. Yesterday, Madonna announced her Madame X tour, a series of short residencies in major cities across the U.S. as well as London and Paris. Kicking off in New York City, the tour will run through Chicago and Los Angeles before moving on to…

Fans of Rüfüs Du Sol’s music know and love indie-dance and deep-house hits such as “Treat You Better,” “You Were Right,” “Sundream” and “Underwater,” which can be heard on such outlets as Sirius XM’s “Chill” radio station. But those who have yet to see the live show are in for…

Tame Impala, Interpol, Kali Uchis, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, May 6 through 12.

These are the five best concerts in Miami this weekend.

Could one of these rappers be the next big thing?

With his sweetheart smile and bad-boy biceps, Jake Miller looks like the pop star that record labels could only dream of sculpting. But he has more than good looks and catchy hooks: He has a backbone. Originally a rapper from Weston, Florida, Miller etched his name onto the Billboard charts…

Interpol is one of the hardest-working low-key bands on the indie scene. So it’s no surprise that when the trio completed its sixth album, Marauder, there was plenty of leftover material. Last August, the bandmates released Marauder, on which they collaborated with Flaming Lips and MGMT producer Dave Fridmann. Interpol guitarist and…

Talking to Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet, you’d never guess he was the bassist of the biggest young rock band to emerge in decades. The 20-year-old speaks humbly and philosophically about his success. That’s a feat for someone so young, especially after the band’s first full-length album…

“New Person, Same Old Mistakes” was covered by Rihanna, and he’s since collaborated with the likes of  Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson and Travis Scott — the kinds of artists I probably would have sneered at before I fell in love with Currents.

Remember those black-and-white parental advisory stickers? The music industry used to slap them on CDs to warn parents about explicit content. Well, you can thank Judas Priest for them — at least in part. Priest’s “Eat Me Alive,” along with songs by Prince, Def Leppard, Madonna, and the Disney-princess-like Sheena…

Judas Priest, Steve Aoki, Macy Gray, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, April 29 through May 5.

These are the five best concerts in Miami this weekend.

Ten notable dates and selectors Miami clubgoers should mark on their calendars.

I spent the summer of 1999 in Seoul mesmerized by the K-pop music videos that ran on repeat on the TV set in my grandparents’ high-rise apartment. I swooned over the members of the then-popular boy band H.O.T., and I yearned to be in a girl group like S.E.S or…

The energetic, Grammy-nominated tropical-rock group is joined on the track by the legendary reggae musician and producer Freddie McGregor

The first thing you notice about Turkuaz is the colors: Each band member — and there are nine of them — wears a different bright hue when performing. “It started when we were looking for some kind of cohesive wardrobe to have, but each member really has their own vibe,…