Critic's Notebook

We Belong Here will be back in 2025 with some of its biggest headliners to date.

Playboi Carti kept his promise, delivering a set chock-full of unreleased music to close out Rolling Loud.

DJ/producer Gryffin will make one more appearance in Miami before the year is over.

Owen Wilson might be the last person you’d expect to appear during a Travis Scott performance.

On the first day of Rolling Loud, JT and Metro Boomin delivered memorable sets, while Future fully leaned into Mixtape Pluto.

Calussa, Benjamin Lloyd, and Peace Control headline We Belong Here’s New Year’s Eve bash.

Winter Music Conference returns in 2025 with three days of panels, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities.

From set times to shuttles and parking, here’s what you need to know ahead of Rolling Loud’s return to Hard Rock Stadium.

After battling cancer, DJ/producer Michael Bibi returns to Miami with a new outlook on life.

During Miami Art Week, DJ Khaled brought together athletes, celebrities, and influencers for a good cause.

Festival cofounder Tariq Cherif has seen Rolling Loud grow as a global brand as hip-hop’s popularity rises.

Downtown neighbors E11even and Club Space are the only Miami venues on the list by the International Nightlife Association.

From Denzel Curry to Shaboozey, go beyond the headliners at this year’s Rolling Loud.

Canadian producer Jacques Greene is back in the studio, working on his upcoming fourth album.

On her ninth album, Kany García makes the life of a pop star relatable to a wider audience.

Better known as Claude VonStroke, Barclay Crenshaw is ready to see where his music will take him on his terms.

A crowd gathered at Tropical Park to see who most resembled the Puerto Rican superstar.

After taking a bit of an EDM detour, DannyLux is back in the studio working on a new project of regional Mexican music.

On Friday, local influencer Emely Hernandez is hosting a Rauw Alejandro look-alike contest at Tropical Park.

Fans of Chance the Rapper will have the opportunity to listen to unreleased music from his upcoming project, Star Line.

The best part of the Latin Grammys might have been the sheer number of events and parties that took place in the lead-up.

Colombian pop singer Ela Taubert isn’t feeling the pressure of what lies ahead for her.