The Ten Best New Year’s Eve 2020 Parties in Miami
Whether you’re looking to throw down at Club Space, go hard at Las Rosas, or celebrate a decade of hits with Pitbull, there’s plenty to do in Miami on New Year’s Eve 2020.
Whether you’re looking to throw down at Club Space, go hard at Las Rosas, or celebrate a decade of hits with Pitbull, there’s plenty to do in Miami on New Year’s Eve 2020.
The festival’s techno-minded initiative has announced the first phase of acts who’ll be playing at Bayfront Park on March 20 through 22. Carl Cox, Ultra’s global ambassador for the Resistance brand, will be taking part in a solo set as well as a b2b and b3b.
The German DJ/producer is set to make his long-awaited debut at Club Space’s famed Terrace Saturday, December 27.
For Watain, it’s all about anger, isolationism, and the sinister forces of the worlds beyond. So perhaps it’s fitting that the group’s current U.S. tour nearly succumbed to those same dark forces before it even began.
From Boys Noize at Club Space to the Matzoball at LIV, this holiday season offers no shortage of opportunities to get festive in the Magic City.
Mary J. Blige and Charlie Wilson will join the likes of H.E.R, Jill Scott, and Kirk Franklin to headline the two-day festival, scheduled to take place March 14 and 15, 2020, at Hard Rock Stadium.
This season is more than just for best-of roundups and seemingly endless plays of Wham’s “Last Christmas”: It’s also time for Jingle Ball.
Unless you’re a big-label boss or a local, your chances of playing a DJ set in Miami twice in one month are pretty slim. The amount of talent — both local and international — that flows through our electronic paradise is simply too vast.
Even as we inch closer to the end of the year and the decade, Miami’s musical scene is continuing to bring the goods. On Monday, Jarobi of a Tribe Called Quest fame will be continuing his residency at 1-800-Lucky in Wynwood. Madonna’s Madame X Tour residency at the Fillmore Miami…
The celebrated South Florida jam band is bringing their funky, groovy improvisational style to the North Beach Bandshell on Saturday, December 21.
By the standards of two accomplished jazz players such as Glueckauf and Matthews, these are simple, bare-bones songs that are intended to be less heady and more primal than their previous work together.
Madonna’s road to bringing her Madame X residency to the Fillmore Miami Beach began with a lawsuit. Last month, Madonna fan Nate Hollander filed suit in Miami-Dade County court after the Queen of Pop pushed back the start time of her concert from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Hollander argued that…
Who says you have to calm down with age? Madonna has pissed off someone or other for the entirety of her multidecade career.
As R&B singer Summer Walker’s canceled December 16 tour date at Revolution Live comes and passes us by, now’s as good a time as any to reflect on the factors — ranging from her treatment by fans to her mental health struggles — that caused the singer to drop out of the show.
Check out performances by Madonna, Smokey Robinson, Sacha Robotti, Perpetual Groove, and more.
The unrepentantly weird mastermind behind the record label and brand Slothacid is ready to play an all-night DJ set at Miami Beach nightclub Treehouse Saturday, December 14.
The longtime DJ-producer is returning to Miami on Friday, December 20, for a set at Wynwood Factory alongside Cocodrills and Leyva.
The Savannah-born jam band’s show at the Culture Room this Friday, December 13, is the latest date in the group’s long-standing tradition of annual December visits to the Fort Lauderdale venue.
Say the words “reggaeton” and “music festival” in the same sentence and you’ve got all of Miami’s attention. For years, locals have wondered why a Latin music festival hasn’t landed in the 305. The Magic City offers festivals for fans of hip-hop, EDM, left-field electronic music, country, and rock, but…
Gorillaz will soon storm the screens of several Miami movie theaters. For one night only, the so-called animated band and multimedia project will share Reject False Icons, a documentary delving into the making of the group’s most recent records — Humanz and The Now Now — as well as the…
Start practicing your brrrs and your aahhhooowwws, because Cardi B is coming to Miami. The 27-year-old, Bronx-born bad bitch is the first announced performer for the forthcoming two-day Vewtopia Music Festival, slated to take place at Marlins Park Friday, January 31, and Saturday, February 1, just in time for Super Bowl LIV the following Sunday.
The Philadelphia punk quartet Mannequin Pussy will stop by the beloved Wynwood bar and venue Gramps this Thursday. The band is touring in support of its most recent album, the critically acclaimed “Patience.”