Although the downtown Miami dance epicenter is being honest about the impact the coronavirus will have on its business, the beloved club is doing its best to keep the party going through community engagement and livestreamed DJ sets.
The novel coronavirus has effectively paralyzed cities around the world, resulting in the cancellation or postponement of all Miami Music Week events and parties. Fans are upset, but the nightlife producers and promoters might have the most to lose.
The specter of an invisible deadly pathogen floated over the proceedings of last weekend’s Okeechobee Music Festival like sarin gas.
Since bursting onto the scene in the late 1970s, the Village People have brought crowds around the world to their feet through dance hits such as “Y.M.C.A.” and “Macho Man.”
Expect to see a lot of cancellation notices in the coming days. This post will be updated frequently.
The “Bad Guy” pop star showed her nice side while playing with some of the Magic City’s most adorable pets up for adoption.
Since its inception five years ago, the Nu Deco Ensemble has consistently sought to combine the artistry of cutting-edge, genre-bending musicians with the unique vision of its hybrid orchestra. Its latest project perfectly captures that mission. For two shows at the New World Center in Miami Beach on Friday, March…
Desert Hearts, deadmau5, and MK are among the DJs throwing the best pool parties of Miami Music Week 2020.
The Jazz in the Gardens Music Fest perennially serves up a stellar lineup of top jazz, R&B, soul, and hip-hop artists – and this year, its 15th, is business as usual. Headlining acts for the festival, which hits Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on Saturday, March 14, through Sunday,…
Mumford & Sons, Glass Animals, Ellen Allien, Flatbush Zombies, Lucy Dacus, and others saw off the final day of Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival 2020.
The international electronic gathering was canceled in the wake of fears surrounding the novel coronavirus that’s sweeping the globe.
The 18-year-old pop superstar held nothing back during the inaugural performance of her Where Do We Go? World Tour.
Perhaps it was only a matter of time, but after last week’s announcement that the City of Miami would not let Ultra Music Festival go forward, today’s announcement that Winter Music Conference (WMC) was effectively canceled too didn’t come as much as a surprise. WMC announced today that because of…
Delivering dance hits that still get crowds moving today, Exposé was one of the most popular girl groups of the ’80s. This Friday, March 13, Exposé will return to where it all began for a special homecoming show.
Check out Billie Eilish, Diana Ross, Exposé, Lisa Lisa, Mary J. Blige, and other top live music shows this week.
Day three of Okeechobee saw the music festival bring out the musical heavy hitters to keep festivalgoers…well, going, amid the ever-lowering temperatures. Even as the air grew more frigid and attendees began dressing more and more conservatively, Yung Bae’s brand of future funk kept us warm in spirit, if not…
On Friday, March 6, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival saw impressive performances from Miami locals Los Wizzards and Richie Hell, as well as anticipated acts Gunna, Big Gigantic, Moon Boots, and Nora En Pure.
Corridor’s jangly indie-pop rock and emotionally weighted lyrics sound all the more profound in French.
On Thursday, March 5, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival made its long-awaited comeback, now under the auspices of event promoter Insomniac. Sunshine Grove feels far removed from global crises such as coronavirus and the stock market, giving festivalgoers a sense of freedom that is sorely needed these days.
At a press conference this morning, Miami officials pulled the plug on the city’s two biggest music festivals for 2020.
In addition to winning an Oscar, Jorge Drexler has earned five Latin Grammys, including one for his 2017 album, Salvavidas de Hielo, and another for the song “Telefonía.” But he has no interest in talking about which awards or career milestones are his favorites.
Read up on this weekend’s performances by Brandi Carlile, Charlotte de Witte, Berlin, Big Country, Chaos in the CBD, Yelsy Heredia, and Brenda Navarrete.
