The Eight Best New Year’s Eve 2022 Parties in Miami
Doja Cat, Ape Drums, Jack Harlow, and more are turning up on New Year’s Eve.
Doja Cat, Ape Drums, Jack Harlow, and more are turning up on New Year’s Eve.
A federal indictment alleges that a Doral resident and his Arizona partner have been running a YouTube copyright scam for nearly five years, earning more than $20 million in royalties.
Unfortunately, the Capital One Beach Bash with Harry Styles will not go ahead.
This week, Real Housewives of New York star Luann de Lesseps brings her Christmas cabaret show to the Parker; Miami punks Period Bomb stop at the Center of Subtropical Affairs; and the Diamond Princess herself, Trina, closes out the week atTuCandela Bar. Below, in chronological order, are the concerts in…
Jazz in the Gardens is set to celebrate its 15th anniversary on March 12 and 13.
Kesha brings her Kesha Live Tour to Hard Rock Live in 2022.
Le Poodle transfixes crowds with a collage of music and evocative lyrics.
Justin Quiles, Farina, Rauw Alejandro, and more acts you can’t-miss at the reggaeton festival.
Pouya, Boyz II Men, Guaynaa, and more music this week.
Longing for a spectacular musical and cultural experience to help enrich your holiday season?
Tale of Us, Dubfire, Camelphat, and Nina Kraviz set to take over Ultra’s Resistance stages.
Mad Club Wynwood promises a sophisticated experience that guests won’t forget.
Björk has announced two shows at the Arsht Center in February 2022.
Cochise is carving out a new lane for himself.
Rick Ross says his upcoming album, “Richer Than I Ever Been,” is his most personal project to date.
Mija, Saint Jhn, North Beach Music Festival, and more music this week.
The North Beach Music Festival will feature performances from Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Spafford, Ghost-Note, and others.
Art, Beats, & Lyrics was established in 2004 as a platform for emerging visual artists and performers.
Deadmau5 and rock band Portugal. The Man release their new single, “This Is Fine,” on the blockchain.
The only way Charlotte de Witte can feel the passion is by blasting music in front of an audience.
Virgil Abloh, who died at age 41 after a private two-year battle with cancer, was a fixture on Miami’s culture and music scene.
The warming hues of Danish trio WhoMadeWho’s music are hard to miss.