Miami's Ten Best Things to Do Under $10 This Weekend

Laurie Charles September 12, 2014 8:00AM

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Dangerflow. With Bachaco. Friday, September 12, 10 p.m. The Stage, 170 NE 38th St., Miami; 305-576-9577; thestagemiami.com. $5. Ages 21 and up. Bid your farewell to Dangerflow as Miami's "hip-hop fusion" crew embarks on a month-long tour to Southeast Asia with American Music Abroad, an organization that shares America's musical contributions with the global music scene "as it fosters cross-cultural communication and people-to-people connection to global audiences."

Hooten Hallers. With Lone Wolf and Gator Nate Augustus. Saturday, September 12, 11 p.m. Railroad Blues, 30 NE 14th St., Miami; 786-516-3393; railroadbluesmiami.com. Free. Go a hootin' and a hollerin' with the Hooten Hallers as they bring their "hillbilly" tunes to Railroad Blues.

See: Five Best Concerts in Miami This Week

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