Critic's Notebook

Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney invite you to party with them at Floyd on Sept. 24.

The Hail’s debut album, What’s Your Motive, is a ten-song collection conceived over the band’s seven years of existence.

Decades before there were Beliebers and Little Monsters, there were Parrotheads, the legion of Jimmy Buffett fans who subscribe to his ethos of carefree living.

The best part of horse-masked DJ HorsegiirL is the inspiration to grab the world by the hooves.

After performing at Rome’s Circus Maximus earlier this month, rapper Travis Scott is hitting the road.

Queer identity and an angsty urge to rock out gave Cynic its singularly iconoclastic bent as the world’s first death-metal-jazz fusion band.

Searching for hi-fi sounds around the Magic City? Here’s where to start.

For electronic music producer Lamebot, there’s nothing more therapeutic than making music.

Red Bull Batalla is a head-to-head battle.

On his new album featuring pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba and singer Aymee Nuviola, the Puerto Rican percussionist embraces the music of the father he never knew.

From the 2 Live Crew and Slip-N-Slide Records to women in bass and the jook movement, Miami has contributed a lot to hip-hop’s evolution.

In “What Is Love,” Reese Antoinette examines the tenderness and security that comes from having a deep affection toward someone.

The Swedish singer-songwriter marks the anniversary of his breakthrough album, Veneer, in a big way.

More dates have been added to the Eras Tour in 2024, including a three-night stint at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

In 2004, Rich Ulloa dreamed of releasing a tribute to singer-songwriter Pete Ham. Nearly a decade later, that dream has come true.

Half a century later, Florida rappers remain an ilk of their own.

Audacy has announced that Riptide Music Festival will return to Fort Lauderdale Beach Park for two days of nonstop music.

Mustard Service’s third album, Variety Pack , delivers a wild mix of genres and moods across 13 tracks.

As Calussa, Andrew and Gino Gomez share their passion for culturally rich rhythms and beats with a global audience.

Florida natives DJ Scheme and Danny Towers have become synonymous with Rolling Loud’s mainstream rise.

ZeyZey is a pop-up music venue opening on July 14 at an outdoor spot along the eastern edge of Little Haiti.

Camp Blu garnered the attention of the local music scene after the band’s debut live performance at Domicile in May.