Overtown has a proud history as the celebrated center of Miami’s African-American community. Some of the 20th Century’s most beloved performers played in Overtown, including Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Aretha Franklin. To honor that acclaimed musical history and to bring new eyes to the…
These are the five best concerts in Miami July 5 through July 7
Now that the band itself is well past its 1990s heyday and its members are entering middle age, Pryor is still using other people’s relationships as musical inspiration.
Wifi winks at the traditionalists who dismiss him based on stylistic divergence, despite his newfound prominence in South Florida’s outside-the-box hip-hop scene.
Twins Big and Lil — AKA MurdaRich — may have had a rough childhood, but it fueled their music career and saved their lives.
Black Rock Desert in northwest Nevada, home of the countercultural festival Burning Man, is quite a distance from South Florida. But for those who can’t make the cross-country trek but still want a taste of the desert, a group of dedicated “burners” will bring the spirit of Burning Man…
Miami’s own Analog releases the music video for its latest single, “Tame”, in anticipation of its upcoming LP, Portable People.
Following a quiet 2019, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (OMF) is poised to make a comeback in 2020. Rumors have been swirling for months about the festival’s return, but thanks to public records and sources, it’s become clear the portal will be opening again next year. Online, fans and EDM…
Tired of celebrating Fourth of July with fireworks, parades, and putting on the cheesiest red, white, and blue bathing suit you can find? American Subterranean might be for you. The two-night musical extravaganza July 3 and 4 at Churchill’s Pub bills itself as “a new wave of comrades…
Dionne Warwick, Ally Brooke, Mau y Ricky, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, July 1 through 7.
These are the five best concerts in Miami June 28 through June 30.
There’s a dance party happening at the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park — and no, it’s not Ultra. Rakastella, Life and Death and Innervisions’ Miami Art Week party, returns this December. Tickets went on sale in May, but the event has finally given everybody a clue on who’s performing this…
Though he’s often bunched up with the rest of the adult contemporary gang of the late ’90s to mid-aughts, Thomas’ signature poppy songwriting alone proves he’s in a league of his own.
The Broward County rapper’s loathing is based on his personal experiences, both on the streets and as a musician, of being an outsider looking into a gated community.
Will Renuart has had a lot of time to think about the imminent closure of the Electric Pickle since New Times last spoke to him. “I’m feeling more emotional,” Renuart says. “I am ready for the break, but I’m taking in every moment and really appreciate it.” Renuart…
The 305’s legendary party scene makes it a great place to celebrate Independence Day, whether you’re looking for a family-friendly party, a night filled with drag queens, or your basic poolside soirée. So get out there, grab a drink, and dance. As the late American poet Robert Frost once said, “Freedom lies in being bold.”
Tedeschi Trucks Band returns to South Florida with its Wheels of Soul Tour at Boca Raton’s Mizner Park Amphitheater on Saturday, June 29.
After a two-year hiatus from releasing music, Dahlia is back with her first bilingual single as a solo artist, “I’m Doin’ Good.”
There is little doubt Miami loves synthpop icon New Order. The last two shows at the Fillmore Miami Beach in 2016 and 2019 have been sold-out affairs. The attraction must be mutual, because New Order has announced it will be doing a four-night residency at the Fillmore in January…
Amidst controversy, Wynwood celebrated its first-ever LGBTQ pride event this weekend in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Stonewall.
Cardi B, Tedeschi Trucks Band, the Electric Pickle’s final night, and more of the best concerts in Miami this week, June 24 through 30.
A member moving to Hong Kong would be the death knell for most Miami bands. But the indie-rockers of Modernage are continuing to put out music even with guitarist Xavier Alexander living half a world away. Proof of this long-distance relationship comes with their new music video, “Sideways,” premiering below.
