Who Should Play Your Favorite Miami Music Festival in 2024?
With festivals like Ultra and Rolling Loud on the horizon, let’s speculate on who should be on this year’s lineups.
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Danny Daze Brings ::Blue:: to Life at Frost Planetarium
For Miami producer Danny Daze, his audiovisual experience ::Blue:: was a way to make the visuals he’s always imagined while creating music.
Bob Dylan Brings Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour to Broward Center in March
The legendary singer-songwriter and Nobel Prize laureate will play a two-night stint at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in early March.
10 Miami Bands to Watch Out For in 2024
Miami bands know plenty about the hustle. Here are ten of them you should keep an eye out for 2024.
With New Label Launch, Malóne Asks “Why Not Us?”
The next musical evolution for Club Space resident Malóne is the launch of his new record label, WhyNotUs.
Dumpstaphunk Spotlights Emerging Artists Karina Rykman and R.L. Cooper for Benefit Concert
Karina Rykman, a bassist and singer-songwriter from New York, and R.L. Cooper, a Mississippi musician based in Miami, are sharing the stage with New Orleans funk outfit Dumpstaphunk.
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Bonnie “Prince” Billy Was Destined to Play at the Miami Beach Bandshell
Singer-songwriter Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s appearance at the Miami Folkways festival at the Miami Beach Bandshell is kismet.
Iconic Pop-Punk Band Sum 41 Announces 2024 Tour With Miami Stop in September
In 2001, Sum 41 broke through TRL‘s bubblegum-pop chokehold with the single “Fat Lip.” Now, more than two decades later, the Canadian rockers have announced their final tour.
How Mitski Became the Unlikeliest of Pop Stars
Mitski has become the kind of artist who attracts this kind of fervent passion, perhaps in part because she seems so ambivalent about it.
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Together Again, Again: Janet Jackson Announces South Florida Show
After last year’s show at Hard Rock Live, Janet Jackson is set to return to South Florida this summer at the iThink Financial Amphitheatre.
Singer-Songwriter Faye Webster Booked for Miami Beach Bandshell
There’s something distinctly tropical about Faye Webster’s music that suits Miami’s hazy climate.
7 South Florida R&B Artists to Watch in 2024
Miami’s R&B scene continues to reflect the genre’s growing trends, with South Florida artists championing its resurgence.
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South Florida Symphony’s Masterworks Concert Highlights Female African-American Composers
For the South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s first Masterworks concert of the year, maestra Sebrina María Alfonso will shine a spotlight on two African-American female composers.
Elvis Costello Helps Welcome the Return of the Fillmore Miami Beach
Elvis Costello & the Imposters played a no-nonsense set that lasted more than two and a half hours.
Jezebel, Miami’s Boundary-Pushing Club Night, Celebrates Three Years
Jezebel continues to pair cutting-edge, out-of-town DJs with adventurous locals. The party celebrates its third anniversary at Mode on January 20.
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5 Essential Tool Tracks That Showcase the Band’s Prog-Metal Journey
Before the band’s two-night stand at Hard Rock Live, New Times looks at five essential Tool songs to get you ready.
Playboi Carti Postpones His Antagonist Tour for the Second Time
Playboi Carti postponed his Antagonist Tour just weeks before it was due to stop at the Kaseya Center in downtown Miami.
“How Are You So Certain” Is the Floridians Latest Indie-Pop Gem
The Floridians’ latest single, “How Are You So Certain,” represents a sonic shift for the Miami band.
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Frost Science Will Debut Bad Bunny Laser Light Show
The Bad Bunny laser show debuts on January 12 at the Frost Planetarium.
Ten Concerts to Look Forward to in Miami in 2024
Olivio Rodrigo, Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift – Miami’s 2024 concert calendar is packed with big names and acts with cult fan bases.
5 Essential Songs That Showcase Elvis Costello’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Influences
Power pop icon Elvis Costello has released hundreds of songs influenced by the past, but often with an eye to the future.
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South Beach Jazz Festival Presents Jazz With Soul and a Mission
This year’s South Beach Jazz Festival features a return appearance of Matthew Whitaker, an exceptional pianist and organist who has been blind since birth.