Ten Best Music-Related Things Under $10 To Do in Miami This Weekend

Matt Preira November 30, 2012 3:00PM

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Llamabeats. Friday, November 30. The Stage, 170 NE 38th St., Miami. Free! Tonight, The Stage gets back to basics in a serious way. Their simple formula for success? "Music + drink + food = love." Oh yeah, can't forget the Double Cross Vodka Cucumber Martini drink special for ladies.

Southward Spiral Winter Tour 2012. With Dino Felipe, Dion Kerr, and others. Friday, November 30, 10 p.m., SPRING BREAK, 1035 N. Miami Ave., Miami. Admission costs a $5 suggested donation. Grind violin and performance art psych-cello sound like made-up genres. But tonight Joey Molinaro and Valerie Kuehne will be defending the honor of their genre-hybrids with a show in the downstairs lobby of Cannonball (formerly Legal Art) as occupied by the nomadic SPRING BREAK art collective.

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Matt Preira