Critic's Notebook

The municipality has joined forces with Loud and Live to bring the 4,000-capacity Doral Amphitheater to its Central Park.

The Wynwood venue is going bratty as DJ Miss Purple Shampoo turns Charli XCX night into a party for girls, gays & theys.

The rave spot is relocating, this time to Allapatah, for events, workshops for aspiring DJs, and community activities.

“Apocalipsis” transforms from ballad to salsa anthem, igniting a new wave of tropical music from Miami.

The “Desnuda” singer will bring his Lo Que El Seco No Dijo tour to Kaseya Center in April.

Atlanta rapper Offset hosted a party in Wynwood to celebrate his latest release.

Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Homixide Gang, and Apollo Red will perform at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on November 16.

The “Cocoa Butter Kisses” artist made a stop in Wynwood during his pop-up promo tour for the Star Line album.

The Argentine singer-songwriter brought Y2K superstardom to her first-ever Miami show.

Some of the most relevant Latin artists of the moment came together at Regatta Grove in Miami for a summer showcase..

The 25-year-old singer showcases his evolving sound and star power on Rico o Muerto, Vol. 1.

The local music scene has plenty to offer, today we share a selection of hip-hop, Latin, rock, and soul by Miami bands.

At 20, the Mexican singer has worked with Sebastián Yatra, opened for Marc Anthony, and dropped a Miami-made album.

Pasquale Rotella’s EDM promotion agency is engaged in a heated legal dispute with his partners in Miami.

Mold! will celebrate its latest album at Gramps on August 30, with Palomino Blond, Dime, and Ben Katzman.

Cosplay, Labubu, vendors, and Miami’s local techno DJs come together at Chemical X’s Labubu Rave on August 29.

The indie rock hometown heroes discuss their new album and the details of their upcoming show at ZeyZey this Friday.

In her new album, the Chilean-American artist mixes global inspiration and anime-fueled imagination.

Submit your music video to this month’s local film festival before the August 29 deadline.

The new Little Haiti venue and community space uses an ancient concept to pay homage to the modern mosaic of Miami.

From Bad Bunny to Ballroom, Elisa Baena proved that “old-school” Latin dance has a place in the TikTok era.

The beloved Miami music venue and dive bar will make its official comeback this weekend with a stacked lineup of local bands.