Popular Miami Beach jazz and nightlife spot will close in August
But don’t worry — the team is already searching for a new home.
But don’t worry — the team is already searching for a new home.
Head coach Zeljko Sopic called Mr. Worldwide “Dog or somebody” after a concert forced a venue change for an important match.
From concerts featuring local bands to national acts, these Miami events are raising money and collecting donations for victims of the recent Venezuela earthquake.
Throughout the course of Diddy’s trial, prosecutors cited the Miami Beach home as a setting of his raunchy sex parties.
A GoFundMe has been launched to support the dancer’s Celebration of Life and men’s mental health awareness efforts in his honor.
Unidos Por Venezuela, a benefit concert and telethon will take place on Sunday, August 16 at Kaseya Center.
With this challenge, DJ Eddy Palermo Aims aspires to raise money for Friends of The Underline.
Ahead of the release of her new single “Gordichii,” Miami’s favorite Chonga celebrates her 305 roots in the song’s music video.
The singer stopped by the New Times office to discuss the song just days before returning to the Sphere stage in las Vegas.
The international music production company founded by EDM promoter Pasquale Rotella, will remain involved with Club Space and Factory Town.
Andrew Music Club is rolling back into town during Labor Day Weekend.
The song is a bop with a bouncy beat produced by J. White Did It, the same man behind Cardi B’s viral breakout “Bodak Yellow.”
The People’s Club brings a new event series to The Island at Bayside Marketplace with Walshy Fire, Everyday People, and local collectives.
The Miami rapper turned a viral joke into an official title.
Part botanicals/coffee bar, part performance space, The Sound Library aims to lift up Miami’s cultural communities.
The vallenato singer performed an intimate SiriusXM concert in Miami, celebrating his 30-year career and new album.
Miami’s rap scene is alive and thriving, we compiled the top clubs, bars, and lounges playing the best hip-hop music across the city.
From radio shows to baile funk nights, Brazilian music is moving from the margins into the center of the dance floor.
Sweat Records is among 11 independent record stores participating in a new vinyl take-back pilot program launched by Warner Music Group.
Be among the first to hear the singer’s seventh album before its official release. Find out how to RSVP for the free Miami listening event.
The event will happen on July 26 featuring Alexa Lash, Eddy Gatoe, Oscar Sardiñas, and others.
Through a partnership with Art House Academy, the park will host live music while expanding education, scholarships, and opportunities for young artists.