Reggaeton pioneer reveals the genre’s underground roots ahead of Tumbao show
DJ Playero plays 1-800-Lucky in Miami on July 4.
DJ Playero plays 1-800-Lucky in Miami on July 4.
30 years after Pies Descalzos, the Colombian superstar proved that she’s still one of pop’s most dynamic live performers.
Shakira, Tame Impala and Cat Power are just some of the artists that will perform in the Magic City this month.
The Eternal Sunshine Tour brought a familiar setlist to a familiar place for the Boca native.
From the crushing riffs of Cavity and Torche to the infectious melodies of Gloria Estefan and Marc Anthony — not to mention classic anthems from Rick Ross and 2 Live Crew — there’s something here for every kind of sweat session.
Here’s what happened inside Drake’s “Janice STFU” party — and who won $5,000.
The summer is heating up — and so is the diverse local music scene.
This year’s highlights include rooftop pool parties, some of the biggest names in music, and, sure, a roller disco.
From Afro-Latino soul and trans folk to underground electronic music and drag pop, these artists are creating the soundtrack to a more expansive Miami.
Tartan Army, there’s even a Scottish band booked just for you.
The Design District Museum joins ISLAA and Hueso Records on Plan /33, a limited-edition vinyl series that preserves and reimagines Latin American underground music.
The annual gathering will take place in March 24-26, at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel with panels, networking, workshops, and events.
Richard Marx, Poo Bear, and other music industry leaders will mentor nearly 40 Miami high school students from June 23 to 27.
The block party will blend live music, local vendors, and community programming
Amigos Meet and Jolt Radio are teaming up for another beginner-friendly Vinyl DJ Workshop social experience.
The 305 turns the World Cup into a citywide party with French Montana, Quavo, Chromeo, and Thievery Corporation.
The popular radio show Fusion Latina co-host and band leader died last week in Miami.
If you missed the opportunity to catch the “La Bicicleta” singer last week, here’s how you can score free tickets to see him in July.
One of the funniest and most unexpected parts of the night was the inclusion of Sting as a narrator for the tour’s 12-step program concept.
His last show will be on Friday, June 26, before moving on to a corporate role at iHeartMedia as National Brand Partnerships and Multicultural Specialist.
The singer’s three postponed Florida concerts, including two dates in Miami and one in Orlando, have officially been rescheduled.
In honor of Black Music Month, Miami musicians explore how Black musical traditions shaped genres often overlooked in conversations about Black music