Attila Mobile Studio Helps Miami Artists Find Their Sound
French singer-songwriter and producer Attila Mendez is on a mission to encourage authenticity over perfection.
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Brightline Adds a Silent Disco Train for Ultra Music Festival
If you want to pregame at the Brightline, this is your chance.
John Summit’s Experts Only Will Take Over Space for 21 Hours During Miami Music Week
The Chicago native will bring his Experts Only label to Club Space for a 21-hour Miami Music Week takeover
Wynwood Review Board Approves Pitbull’s Proposed Music HQ
The eight-story building will replace Mr.305’s former childhood two-bedroom home.
Electronic Music Dominates Miami’s Live Music Selection
No surprise here, new data shows that deep house, EDM, and house dominated the local live music scene last year.
What Miami Should Know About DOJ/Live Nation’s Settlement
The U.S. DOJ accused the company of creating an anti-competitive market and driving up prices.
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International Women’s Day: Miami Musicians Speak on Industry Bias
Ana Paz, Melvys, and Maeve McMahon discuss sexism, expectations, and progress in the music industry.
Rise & Bang This Saturday at Midline Miami
9 AM Banger, the curated, frequently sold-out morning dance party taking the nation by storm, returns to the Magic City.
Miami Anthem Contest Offers $10K for Original City Song
Here’s Your Chance to Create Miami’s Anthem
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Numbers Don’t Lie: Bad Bunny Sets Record With 4.1B Super Bowl Halftime Viewers
The historic performance highlights the NFL’s global push and growing demand for international artists on America’s biggest stage.
Rolling Loud’s Matt Zingler Sells Miami Beach Mansion for $17M
The half-acre Biscayne Point compound includes two homes, a guesthouse, and 150 feet of Biscayne Bay waterfront views.
Frost Art Museum to Host a Music Improvisation Workshop
Led by local composer/guitarist Diego Melgar, the MOVE series aims to help attendees expand creative horizons
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Miami’s Algorhythms Music Group Reimagines the Label Model
The local company is building a new label model through joint ventures and nightlife partnerships.
Looking Back to Move Forward: How Cumbia Is Reclaiming Miami’s Dance Floors
Across Miami, cumbia’s roots are resurfacing through live bands, community spaces, and a new generation reshaping tradition.
New Vinyl Record Store Big World Opens in Allapattah
The boutique shop features curated house, techno, and disco records and weekly drops for Miami’s vinyl community.
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Mary Lou’s Brings Its Glamorous Party to Miami Beach
The new club opened in the former Wall Lounge space at W South Beach, aiming to make its mark on the city’s high-end nightlife scene.
Ultra’s Mission: Home Aims to Keep Bayfront Park Clean
The electronic music festival has diverted 400,000 pounds of waste while safeguarding Biscayne Bay and supporting Miami nonprofits.
Spin This: New Times Will Host Miami Vinyl History Event at Sweat Records
Dig into the history of vinyl in Miami at this New Times talk and happy hour at Sweat Records on March 5.
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OurClub at BoomBox Miami Reimagines Local Nightlife
Our Market launches OurClub at BoomBox Miami, creating an 18+ third space where Gen Z gathers to DJ, create, and rethink nightlife.
Miami Beach Eases Rules to Bring Live Music Venues Back
Miami Beach clears permit hurdles for indoor live music on Lincoln Road, Washington Avenue, and Collins.
Bad Bunny and Carín León Were the Big Winners at Premio Lo Nuestro 2026
The awards ceremony took place last night at the Kaseya Center in Miami; here is the full list of winners.
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Normandy Fountain Centennial Brings Music to North Beach
American Idol alum Kimberley Locke will perform at La Poubelle as North Beach marks 100 years of the Normandy Fountain.