Ten Best Music-Related Things to Do Under $10 This Weekend

Kat Bein May 31, 2013 8:00AM

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So you want to go out, enjoy great music, down a couple of cold ones, and have some fun. But you're wallet's as empty as a political promise.

No worries! There are plenty of rowdy options for cash-strapped party people. Just take a date to one of Crossfade's ten best music-related things to do under $10 and impress while raking in the savings.

-Six Best Parties on South Beach This Week

Ben Prestage. Thursday, May 30, 10 p.m., Tobacco Road, 626 S. Miami Ave., Miami; 305-374-1198; tobacco-road.com. No cover. Ages 21 and up. You've never seen a man work a guitar neck like Mr. Prestage. His fingers will light a fire on those frets and his earthy country voice will have you crying like Mama just ran away forever.

Afrobeta. With DJ Contra. Thursday, May 30, 10 p.m., Blackbird Ordinary, 729 SW First Ave., Miami; 305-671-3307; blackbirdordinary.com. No cover. Ages 21 and up. Miami's favorite dance duo may have experienced a setback when some gear (and even their "pigeon mascot"!) got stolen last week. But that doesn't mean Afrobeta's given up the rhythm!

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Kat Bein is a freelance writer and has been described as this publication’s "senior millennial correspondent." She has an impressive, if unhealthy, knowledge of all things pop culture.

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