Churchill’s celebrates two anniversaries this September
The iconic Miami venue celebrates one year since its reopening on Sept. 6 and 47 years since it first opened its doors on Sept. 24, 1979.
The iconic Miami venue celebrates one year since its reopening on Sept. 6 and 47 years since it first opened its doors on Sept. 24, 1979.
It might be hotter than hell out in these streets, but the programming stays pretty cool.
The non-profit is devoted to teaching girls ages 8-17 how to play musical instruments, write original songs, and form bands.
From Mumford & Sons to Mon Laferte, Don Toliver, Goo Goo Dolls and even Devo, August is coming in hot, and not just because of the weather.
The event will feature jazz vocalist Nikki Kidd, who blends classic and contemporary jazz in her shows.
During the event that will happen in October, Lin-Manuel Miranda will receive the iHeartRadio Corazón Latino Award.
The legendary hotel and music venue also has two golden retriever C.E.O.s (Canine Executive Officers) on staff.
From concerts featuring local bands to national acts, these Miami events are raising money and collecting donations for victims of the recent Venezuela earthquake.
Unidos Por Venezuela, a benefit concert and telethon will take place on Sunday, August 16 at Kaseya Center.
The event will happen on July 26 featuring Alexa Lash, Eddy Gatoe, Oscar Sardiñas, and others.
Metalcore shows, classical gigs, house sets, and even experimental improv jams are $Free.99 this month.
Shakira, Tame Impala and Cat Power are just some of the artists that will perform in the Magic City this month.
The 305 turns the World Cup into a citywide party with French Montana, Quavo, Chromeo, and Thievery Corporation.
If you missed the opportunity to catch the “La Bicicleta” singer last week, here’s how you can score free tickets to see him in July.
Easy Star All-Stars bring their reggae-dub take on David Bowie, Pink Floyd, and Michael Jackson to a free concert at Hollywood ArtsPark on June 6.
Hear Orchestra Miami perform French Art Nouveau classics inside Trinity Episcopal Cathedral on June 13.
Rosalía, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Hilary Duff, Juvenile and A$AP Rocky are among the biggest artists coming to South Florida this month.
Miami Beach Classical Music Festival returns this July with free concerts, opera performances, fireworks, and immersive symphony shows.
From live jazz at Ball & Chain to a Death Cab for Cutie listening party at Sweat Records and Juneteenth celebrations, plenty of free concerts are happening in Miami this June.
The Argentine star’s ‘Latinaje’ tour will stop at Hard Rock Live, blending trap, folklore, corridos, and Jujuy pride.
The socially conscious hip-hop icon is set to reimagine his classics with the innovative Miami-based hybrid orchestra at Adrienne Arsht Center.
The event, happening Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., will feature live music from South Florida reggae group Paul Anthony & the Reggae Souljahs.