Disturbed delivers “unity, power and strength” at Hard Rock Live show
The 20-song, nearly two-hour performance celebrated the 25th anniversary of the band’s seminal album, The Sickness.
The 20-song, nearly two-hour performance celebrated the 25th anniversary of the band’s seminal album, The Sickness.
The vallenato singer performed an intimate SiriusXM concert in Miami, celebrating his 30-year career and new album.
30 years after Pies Descalzos, the Colombian superstar proved that she’s still one of pop’s most dynamic live performers.
The Eternal Sunshine Tour brought a familiar setlist to a familiar place for the Boca native.
One of the funniest and most unexpected parts of the night was the inclusion of Sting as a narrator for the tour’s 12-step program concept.
The three-act performance at the James L. Knight Center featured guest appearances by DJ Khaled, Trina, and Uncle Luke.
The chamber pop legends brought the house down at Arsht Center in the most polite way possible.
The Cleveland rapper, alongside Big Boi and A-Trak, brought nostalgia to iThink Amphitheater.
More than forty years after the band’s Sunset Strip debut, the flame still burns — just in new, healing ways.
The Peaches n’ Kream World Tour opened at Hard Rock Live, with a loud, blues-rock set full of swagger and fan favorites.
The New Jersey native mixed politics, emotion, and a three-hour set at Amerant Bank Arena.
Cardi B brought the “drama” to Amerant Bank Arena.
The Colombian reggaetonero brought out Arcángel as a guest for “Mírame Baby.”
Carl Cox, Swedish House Mafia, Deep Dish, and others powered an epic Saturday at Bayfront Park.
From Bizzarrap and Skrillex’s surprise link-up to Sara Landry’s dominance, day one sets the tone.
LCD Soundsystem leads Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival’s tenth year, blending indie roots with major acts in Sunshine Grove.
Diana Ross dazzled fans with Supremes hits and new songs during her sold-out show.
The Grammy-winning artist launched her Body High tour in Miami with a two-hour spectacle of choreography, techno, and self-expression.
The three-time Grammy winner and most-awarded ACM artist proved at Hard Rock Live why she remains a country powerhouse.
Jhené Aiko, Nelly, Mya, and R&B legends, delivered a nostalgic weekend of soul and hip-hop energy.
Juggalo Weekend debuts at Factory Town, bringing Insane Clown Posse’s Faygo-soaked Dark Carnival to the 305.
With two sold-out Hard Rock Live nights, the 81-year-old British icon proves he still owns the room.