12 New Songs from Miami Artists to Listen to This Month
A dozen Magic City songwriters once again prove we’re a city of trendsetters, not trend-hoppers
A dozen Magic City songwriters once again prove we’re a city of trendsetters, not trend-hoppers
From ’80s parties to roller discos and even Tropicana-style shows, here are the best Thanksgiving weekend parties in Miami.
From barebones warehouses to ultra VIP, Miami nightclubs have something for everyone looking to dance to their own beat.
Find exclusive vinyl drops and classic reissues at Miami’s top shops during the autumn iteration of Record Store Day.
The Argentine musician turned the show into a euphoric sing-along, uniting fans with an emotional night of Latin rock classics.
Last night, Justice, Kaytranada, and Sam Gellaitry took over Miami’s Kaseya Center for an epic final stop on their Fall ’25 tour.
The iconic rock band performed last night at Hard Rock Live where they paid a tribute to the late Brian Wilson.
The Colombian reggaeton superstar performed last night at the Kaseya Center, repping a Miami Heat Jersey.
The British rockstar played Hard Rock Live, blending solo hits and Police classics before finally getting fans on their feet by show’s end.
At Fort Lauderdale’s Bill Kill show, Kodak Black delivered a charged set featuring tracks from Just Getting Started and guest spots from Sexyy Red, YK Niece, and more.
Here are key spots in Miami’s underground techno scene, including Domicile, Boombox, and the Ground.
Highlights included stirring renditions of “Used to Love U,” “Let’s Get Lifted,” and the evening’s biggest applause‑catcher, “Ordinary People.”
Celebrating two decades together, the Jonas Brothers brought nostalgia, new music, and fan-favorite moments to Sunrise, Florida.
From soft rock to Brazilian funk-pop here are the best new tracks from Miami artists to listen to this week .
Joe Jonas, Daddy Yankee, and DJ Khaled and other stars mingled at the Billboard Latin Music Awards afterparty at David Grutman’s Gekko.
The Biscayne Point compound features seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, a private guesthouse, and an infinity pool.
Tune in Sundays at 3 p.m. as WDNA 88.9 FM airs rare live cuts, interviews, and stories from the Grateful Dead’s vault, hosted by David Gans.
Did we expect to see Las Rosas in the New York Times? Not exactly, but it feels good. Miami’s divey gem finally gets its flowers, and we’re here for it.
From hip-hop to jazz and rock to electronica, Miami has a plethora of record stores catering to every kind of vinyl aficionado.
The investment by The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation is expected to impact 90,000 students across more than 100 Miami schools.
Ball & Chain, Hoy Como Ayer, and El Mani are some of the spots in Miami where you can practice your salsa moves.
Frustrated III Points Festival attendees flooded social media over the dust clouds at the Isotropic stage.