“A Natural Fit”: Montreux Jazz Festival Readies Its Miami Debut
Attracting more than 250,000 people to the French-speaking city over 15 days each summer, the Montreux Jazz Festival is one of the world’s great stages. Will Miami be next?
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Hiss Golden Messenger’s Sound Comes From the Unlikeliest of Influences
After getting his start playing in several bands, M.C. Taylor conceived Hiss Golden Messenger as a way to do his own thing.
Carmen Lundy Is Back Home to Sing Mary Lou Williams With New World Symphony
New World Symphony honors legendary pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams with the help of Miami-born singer and composer Carmen Lundy.
Stevie Nicks Is Coming to Miami: 10 Times She Was Completely Iconic
Decade after decade, Stevie Nicks continues to be part of the cultural zeitgeist.
Peso Pluma Will Bring Exodo Tour to Amarent Bank Arena in October
Peso Pluma has taken the Latin music industry by storm, and it doesn’t seem like he’s going to slow down any time soon.
Vibra Urbana 2024 Had a Rocky, Wet Weekend
With concert behemoth AEG now having a stake in Vibra Urbana, expectations were high going into the weekend. Unfortunately, the rain dampened the mood.
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5 Essential Bob Dylan Tracks
Ahead of his two-night stint at Broward Center, here’s a worthy primer on Bob Dylan, America’s most celebrated singer-songwriter.
Ranking the Biggest Performances at Vibra Urbana 2024
Travel delays and torrential downpours plagued Vibra Urbana, but that didn’t stop Latin music’s brightest stars from taking the stage.
Miami Beach Rock Ensemble Celebrates Beloved Teacher Doug Burris
In 1972, Doug Burris established the first high school rock ensemble in the United States at Miami Beach Senior High.
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Everything You Need to Know About Vibra Urbana 2024
From set times to ticket prices and the livestream, here’s everything you need to know about Vibra Urbana 2024.
How Stamped Became Miami’s Unapologetic African Party
A year later, Stamped at Higher Ground continues to champion the sounds from the African continent.
Vibra Urbana Wants to Keep Latin Music Growing
Ian Ruzal-Bron and Kirk Taboada started Vibra Urbana in 2020, and they are continuing to focus on building the festival in Miami.
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The 10 Best Music Festivals in South Florida
From EDM and hip-hop to country and reggaeton, Miami and the surrounding areas have a music festival catering to every genre you can think of.
Devon Ross Brings Her Postpunk Sound to Miami
Model/actress and musician Devon Ross has released her debut EP, Oxford Gardens, on Thurston Moore’s Daydream Library Series imprint.
Palace Bar’s 36th Anniversary Brings New Lounge, Circus-Themed Party
Ocean Drive’s Palace Bar wants to be more than just the place you go to every weekend for drag brunch.
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Kabaka Pyramid Wants to Bridge the Gap Between Reggae and Dancehall
Kabaka Pyramid skillfully blends roots reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop elements to shed light on issues in Jamaica and throughout the African diaspora.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Will Bring the Funk to Culture Room
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is a well-oiled funk machine capable of achieving liftoff on stage each night for its loyal legion of fans.
Feid Announces FerxxoCalipsis Tour, Coming to Miami in July
Last year, the Colombian singer-songwriter embarked on a massively successful tour, but now Feid is ready to unleash his FerxxoCalipsis Tour.
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5 Acts to Look for at Vibra Urbana 2024
Vibra Urbana’s lineup includes various Latin pop, trap, and urbano artists who are carving their paths in the music industry.
Usher’s Halftime Show Could Be the Best in History
Some people had their misguided doubts, but Usher went on to prove himself as a historic R&B icon.
Here’s Your Complete Guide to Concerts in Miami This Week
Julieta Venegas, Rod Stewart, Afro Carib Festival, and more live music in Miami this week.
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How Bizarrap Became the Hottest Name in Latin Music
You may know Bizarrap for his famous collaboration with Shakira, but the Argentinian producer has a much longer history dating back to his days of making “Combos Locos.”