A Love Letter to Jenny Lewis From South Florida
It’s hard to imagine growing up in suburbia without thinking of a time when Jenny Lewis wasn’t in heavy rotation.
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Nick County Is Giving Country Music a Tropical Home
Country singer Nick County is part of Miami’s expanding Americana scene.
Rick Ross’ Port of Miami 2 Feels Like a Missed Opportunity
Port of Miami 2 is an intensely mediocre mainstream rap album with enough shreds pointing to what could have been to make it even more disappointing.
Young Musicians Unite Founders Launch Wynwood School of Music
Zach Larmer and Sammy Gonzalez’s Wynwood School of Music is a natural evolution of the duo’s work with Young Musicians Unite.
The Best Concerts in Miami This Week
Alejandro Sanz, Daniel Mercury, Trina, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week.
¡Viva Latino! Performers Bad Bunny, Nicky Jam, and Others Kept Miami’s Minds Off Hurricane Dorian
For a few hours, Bad Bunny, Nicky Jam, Rosalía, Sebastián Yatra, and Sech kept Miami’s minds off the looming Hurricane Dorian.
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Stones Wrap Up No Filter Tour With One Hell of a Hurricane Party at Hard Rock Stadium
After twice rescheduling, the Rolling Stones were in peak form as they wrapped up the final night of the No Filter Tour at Hard Rock Stadium.
Hurricane Dorian Miami Concert Cancellations
Is your Labor Day weekend show still going on, or has it been canceled? Find out here.
Beloved Welsh Rock Band the Alarm Returns to South Florida for First Time in 34 Years
To the chagrin of local New Wave devotees, the beloved ’80s band the Alarm hasn’t played in South Florida since 1985.
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The Five Best Concerts in Miami This Weekend
These are the five best concerts in Miami August 20 through September 1.
Rolling Stones Move Hard Rock Stadium Show to Friday
The Rolling Stones announced the Miami stop of the band’s No Filter Tour has been rescheduled due to Hurricane Dorian.
Trance Duo Cosmic Gate Reflects on its 20-Year Career
When German DJs Nic Chagall and Bossi worked on their first track together, they had no idea they were forming what would become a 20-year partnership.
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Sech Is One of the Few Mainstream Afro-Latinx Artists in a Genre Invented by Afro-Latinx People
The significance of his success isn’t lost on Sech, but he’s also contending with the daily realities of his newfound fame.
In the Bolsonaro Era, Brazil’s Daniela Mercury Has Leaned Into Her Political Side
As Brazil makes headlines across the globe due to raging Amazon forest fires and the controversial leadership of President Jair Bolsonaro, Daniela Mercury’s Fillmore Miami Beach concert is taking on a deeper resonance.
Bring Your Pots and Pans to the Returning Hialeah Fest
Hialeah Fest returns to Churchill’s Pub for the first time since 2013.
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Estados Unidos de Bass Will Celebrate Latin American Bass Music at Wynwood Factory
The party will showcase the full range of Latin American bass music, including reggaeton, moombahton, and global bass.
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Pioneered Millennial Pop Music
The Liverpool band’s dulcet lyrics explored everything from the wonders of telegraphs and atomic bombs to a tragic romance with Joan of Arc.
Claptone’s Globetrotting and Marathon Sets Test the DJ’s Endurance Behind the Decks
The globetrotting DJ plays 200 to 300 shows a year and gets much of his sleep on airplanes.
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The Best Concerts in Miami This Week
The Rolling Stones, Rabbit in the Moon, Bad Bunny, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, August 26 through September 1.
Rosalía’s Performance at Spotify’s ¡Viva Latino! Live Will Be Her Miami Coming-Out Party
Rosalía’s foray into reggaeton is temporary.
The Newly Re-Energized Vampire Weekend Played a Marathon Show in Miami
Vampire Weekend’s Fillmore Miami Beach show cemented Vampire Weekend as one of the most distinct and capable American rock bands currently active.
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Behind the Mask: Boris Brejcha Doesn’t Want to Be Tied to One Style
The techno jester stops by Club Space Saturday, August 31.