Miami’s Haitian underground musicians to have on your radar
The local music scene is constantly evolving, but the Haitian diaspora refuses to be left behind.
The local music scene is constantly evolving, but the Haitian diaspora refuses to be left behind.
Here’s where to get out, get down, and celebrate with your friends, Miami style.
From hip-hop and bedroom pop to house and neo-soul, here is your spring Miami music bouquet.
The Argentine star’s ‘Latinaje’ tour will stop at Hard Rock Live, blending trap, folklore, corridos, and Jujuy pride.
The socially conscious hip-hop icon is set to reimagine his classics with the innovative Miami-based hybrid orchestra at Adrienne Arsht Center.
The film, which stars Owen Wilson and features Travis Scott, was filmed in Miami during the 2024 edition of the hip-hop festival.
The legendary Wynwood nightclub closed in 2019 and is making its long-awaited return in a new location.
Product, had spent the past year sending ideas, working records and trying to land something with one of the biggest artists in the world.
The chamber pop legends brought the house down at Arsht Center in the most polite way possible.
We tracked down the story behind the DJ spinning every Saturday from a BMW convertible. Meet HabibiDJex.
The event, happening Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., will feature live music from South Florida reggae group Paul Anthony & the Reggae Souljahs.
Miami is obsessed with hi-fi sound, so we rounded up the city’s best spots for audiophiles.
From the Fillmore Miami Beach to the Miami Beach Bandshell and Las Rosas, check out these spots for live music in Miami.
The duo will headline Sports Illustrated’s local stop of its Beyond the Pitch series at Daer.
Ahead of her May 23 performance at ZeyZey Miami, Santigold speaks about artistic independence, Black lineage in punk music, and the collapse of the modern music economy.
Shellshock Records opens on May 23 with a selection heavy on punk, indie, metal, and jazz.
400 Vinyl Room is a 60-seat lounge that features a vinyl-only music program rooted in funk, soul, disco, and ’80s Latin.
The Cleveland rapper, alongside Big Boi and A-Trak, brought nostalgia to iThink Amphitheater.
Sometimes, lines can hit too close to home.
The rapper, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, was booked by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office on May 6 at 10:26 p.m.
Jolene in downtown Miami is going phone-free, encouraging guests to stay present and connect on the dance floor.
The Miami-founded country band will return to the stage this fall with a Raul Malo tribute stop in Fort Lauderdale.