Brother Marquis, Member of the 2 Live Crew, Dead at 58
Brother Marquis joined the 2 Live Crew in 1986, cementing his status as a Miami hip-hop icon.
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Is Justin Timberlake’s Latest Music Worth Another Listen?
Despite public and critical ambivalence toward Justin Timberlake’s latest album, reviews for his tour have been nothing short of glowing.
Jennifer Lopez Cancels This Is Me…Now Tour, Including Miami Show
Jennifer Lopez’s Miami show scheduled at the Kaseya Center on June 28 isn’t happening.
Miami Concert Promoters React to Live Nation Lawsuit
“This was a long time coming” – Miami concert promoters see the Justice Department’s lawsuit as a necessary step to encourage more competition.
Giacomo Blends R&B With House in New Single “4U”
A veteran of the local music scene, Giacomo is emerging as a solo musician with his latest single.
Rob49 Already Has His Sights on Achieving Stadium Status
Rob49 embarks on his first nationwide tour at midsized venues – a big step considering he and Skilla were playing club shows not too long ago.
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Freaky Friday Taps Into Miami’s Alternative Music Scene
Freaky Friday is an all-inclusive, all-ages safe space for patrons to show up and dance or mosh to local bands.
Nicki Minaj Adds More Dates to Pink Friday 2 Tour, Including Miami Show
Nicki Minaj has announced a second leg of her Pink Friday 2 World Tour, including a stop at the Kaseya Center in October.
Róisín Murphy Still Brings the Spectacle Three Decades Later
Remaining at the cutting edge of music and fashion, Róisín Murphy’s work is an abstraction, gently swaying between genres.
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Checking in With Bad Bunny Fans at the Most Wanted Tour’s Miami Stop
Fans talk to New Times about their love for Latin music superstar Bad Bunny.
Meet Lismar, Bizarrap’s Newest Collaborator and Underground Princess
Eighteen-year-old Dominican rapper Lismar is making moves in Santo Domingo’s underground hip-hop scene.
JoÁ£o Bosco Carries on After Loss of His Longtime Songwriting Partner
Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitarist JoÁ£o Bosco’s work has endured the decades, and he shows no signs of slowing down.
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Kodak Black’s “Redemption” Cut Short by Curfew at the James L. Knight Center
Hate him or love him, there’s no denying that Kodak Black is an entertainer.
Bad Bunny Delivered a Supersized Spectacle at the Kaseya Center
Despite an uneven setlist, Bad Bunny delivered the caliber of performance he’s known for.
Anitta’s Baile Funk Experience Was a Celebration of All Things Brazil
At the Fillmore Miami Beach, Latin pop singer Anitta took the audience to Brazil during a captivating show.
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Fatherhood Pushed Daniel Milewski to Pick Up His Guitar
In his first decade in Miami, a big life change led Daniel Milewski to take his songwriting more seriously.
Zzz. Takes Inspiration From South Florida’s SoundCloud Rap Era
A native of Palmetto Bay, Zzz. has released his major label debut EP, Sam.
Bad Bunny in Miami: Where to Park at His Concert at Kaseya Center
Ahead of Bad Bunny’s Most Wanted Tour, here’s everything you need to know about getting to and parking at the Kaseya Center.
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Miami Latin Pop Band Bacilos Is Back With Pequeños Romances
Bacilos’ newest album eschews the use of beat tracks or computers to generate sounds, exuding a pronounced Cuban influence.
Pay Delay: Ultra Music Festival Food Truck Operators Say California Subcontractor Stiffed Them
Food truck operators say getting paid for working Ultra Music Festival in April has been an ultra-nightmare.
Monsieur Periné Returns to Miami Beach for Bolero Apocalíptico Tour
After all these years, Monsieur Periné’s Catalina García and multi-instrumentalist Santiago Prieto don’t take themselves too seriously.
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Tokischa Announces Naci Perra Pride Tour With Two South Florida Dates
Dembow superstar Tokischa will return to South Florida during Pride Month as part of her Naci Perra Pride Tour.