Peach Room Party Will Transport the Anderson Back to the Disco Era
Taking inspiration from Studio 54, the new Peach Room party series seeks to create a Studio 305.
Taking inspiration from Studio 54, the new Peach Room party series seeks to create a Studio 305.
While Igor took center stage at the American Airlines Arena, Tyler the Creator’s fans aren’t sick of the old Tyler just yet.
Juan Luis Guerra, Jacuzzi Boys, Helado Negro, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.
Billie Eilish will kick off her 2020 world tour in Miami before traversing North and South America and Europe.
In 2013, Teenear became the first woman R&B singer signed to the famed Miami label Slip-n-Slide Records, which launched the careers of Trina, Rick Ross, and Trick Daddy.
These are the five best concerts in Miami, September 27 through 29.
The NFL finally got something right. From a controversial deal with Jay-Z to blackballing Colin Kaepernick to hiring and swiftly firing Antonio Brown just last week, the NFL has been embroiled in a series of seemingly never-ending scandals for the past few years. Even on the music front, the league has consistently gotten it wrong…
Peachfuzz will return to Miami as a seasonal party.
Camila Cabello’s fans were hoping for a deeper glimpse into her second album, Romance, but they got something better.
As a Latin American artist succeeding in the overtly Caucasian world of indie rock, Lange understands the unique position he is in.
As Broward County’s rap scene grows, Anonymuz provides the perfect mix of SoundCloud production and lyrism that hip-hop needs now.
There’s a name for this kind of style, and it stinks.
Ken Stringfellow’s intimate show marks the anniversary of his solo debut, Touched.
Miami nightlife doesn’t take a day off.
Tyler the Creator has evolved from a controversial fringe-rapper into a full-fledged hip-hop renaissance man within the span of a decade.
Meek Mill, Future, Sech, Tyler the Creator, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.
These are the five best concerts in Miami, September 20 through 22.
No one in South Florida was making the sort of fuzzy, jangly indie rock that lead singer, guitarist, and founder Jose Perez wanted to hear on the local circuit, so he made it himself with Holy Dances.
The Spirit of DIY, a concert series launched by the skateboarding-shoe company Vans, celebrates the do-it-yourself hardcore punk movement that began in the late ’70s. Popping up in South Africa, the United Kingdom and other European countries, and across the United States, the global initiative is set to land at Gramps September 28.
If BangBros doesn’t get to name the home of the Heat, these five Miami companies should get a shot.
Nu Deco’s busy fifth season includes a new home, a studio album, and collaborations with Wyclef Jean and PJ Morton.
Ward’s new14-track album encompasses filthy bedroom funk, contemporary pop, and a delicate piano ballad about overcoming breast cancer.