Diddy’s infamous “freak-off” mansion sold in Miami Beach
Throughout the course of Diddy’s trial, prosecutors cited the Miami Beach home as a setting of his raunchy sex parties.
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Miami dancer Mykee Moves, known for work with Rauw Alejandro and Rosalía, dies at 28
A GoFundMe has been launched to support the dancer’s Celebration of Life and men’s mental health awareness efforts in his honor.
Only in Miami: Runner hopes to complete ultramarathon while DJing live
With this challenge, DJ Eddy Palermo Aims aspires to raise money for Friends of The Underline.
La Goony Chonga’s Gordichii Gang takes over Miami convenience store
Ahead of the release of her new single “Gordichii,” Miami’s favorite Chonga celebrates her 305 roots in the song’s music video.
Backstreet Boy Howie D taps back into his Latino roots on Spanish track “Coquí”
The singer stopped by the New Times office to discuss the song just days before returning to the Sphere stage in las Vegas.
Insomniac and Club Space operators settle lawsuit
The international music production company founded by EDM promoter Pasquale Rotella, will remain involved with Club Space and Factory Town.
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This skate rave is returning to Miami in September
Andrew Music Club is rolling back into town during Labor Day Weekend.
Yung Miami “Spend Dat” goes gold
The song is a bop with a bouncy beat produced by J. White Did It, the same man behind Cardi B’s viral breakout “Bodak Yellow.”
Free Miami waterfront World Cup parties keep the beat going
The People’s Club brings a new event series to The Island at Bayside Marketplace with Walshy Fire, Everyday People, and local collectives.
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Pitbull breaks Guinness World Record as 22,000 fans wear bald caps at London concert
The Miami rapper turned a viral joke into an official title.
A new intimate music performance space opens in Coral Gables
Part botanicals/coffee bar, part performance space, The Sound Library aims to lift up Miami’s cultural communities.
Miami’s Brazilian music scene is no longer in the background
From radio shows to baile funk nights, Brazilian music is moving from the margins into the center of the dance floor.
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This Miami record store helps you recycle old vinyl records
Sweat Records is among 11 independent record stores participating in a new vinyl take-back pilot program launched by Warner Music Group.
Charli XCX is bringing an exclusive Music, Fashion, Film album listening event to Miami
Be among the first to hear the singer’s seventh album before its official release. Find out how to RSVP for the free Miami listening event.
My Friend Misty lures you to dance around the table
The party series is taking over Fooq’s for a one-night event blending music, food, and immersive experiences.
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Alan T and Danny Tenaglia reflect before sharing the stage at Floyd
The infamous doorman and the world-renowned DJ revisit Yesterday & Today Records, late-night Italian food, and Danny’s fear of possums.
Reggaeton pioneer reveals the genre’s underground roots ahead of Tumbao show
DJ Playero plays 1-800-Lucky in Miami on July 4.
Drake apologized to the Janices of Miami with thousands of dollars of cold, hard cash
Here’s what happened inside Drake’s “Janice STFU” party — and who won $5,000.
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Miami’s queer musicians you should be listening to
From Afro-Latino soul and trans folk to underground electronic music and drag pop, these artists are creating the soundtrack to a more expansive Miami.
ICA Miami helps launch rare Latin American vinyl project
The Design District Museum joins ISLAA and Hueso Records on Plan /33, a limited-edition vinyl series that preserves and reimagines Latin American underground music.
Winter Music Conference announces Miami return for 2027
The annual gathering will take place in March 24-26, at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel with panels, networking, workshops, and events.
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The Grammy summer camp for future superstars
Richard Marx, Poo Bear, and other music industry leaders will mentor nearly 40 Miami high school students from June 23 to 27.