Concerts

Montreal indie-pop trio Men I Trust returns to South Florida for the first time since 2019.

During the Charlie Live Experience in Miami, singer-songwriter Charlie Puth let the audience inside his brain to see how his creative process works.

Charlie Puth brought his tour, the Charlie Live Experience, to the FPL Solar Amphitheater in downtown Miami.

Charlie Puth takes to his music to talk about his jilted romances, broken hearts, and lonely one-night stands, and it doesn’t take much digging to know precisely who he is alluding to.

It wasn’t until singer-songwriter Mehro saw the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line as a teenager that he had the urge to pick up a guitar.

Hosting famous pop divas has become something of a theme for Wynwood Pride.

Miamibloco is a percussion ensemble that mixes traditional samba and elements from various musical traditions in South Florida.

North American fans can see Niall Horan live starting on May 29, 2024, when the stateside leg of the tour kicks off right here in South Florida at Hard Rock Live.

Combining noir, comedy, and space western into a wildly compelling genre stew with an unforgettable story, Cowboy Bebop became a massive phenomenon in America when it debuted on Adult Swim in 2001.

With the success of her collaboration with Sam Smith and gracing the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, Kim Petras is having a moment.

Native Sun’s Danny Gomez and Nico Espinosa had to leave South Florida to make their rock ‘n’ roll dreams come true.

Las Migas bring their fresh and sunny take on Spanish rhythms to the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

When Post Malone heads to West Palm Beach this summer, don’t expect a boring time.

Part of Charlie Puth’s appeal is his dedication to the craft of songwriting; another is that he is in no way stuffy or self-serious.

Laraaji is nothing short of indispensable to the history of ambient music.

You’d never think that the mellow sounds of Helado Negro were shaped by listening to Power 96.

Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs brought their signature sonic chaos to Revolution Live

100 gecs’ Laura Les and Dylan Brady delivered a chaotic yet fun set to a sold-out crowd at Revolution Live.

There’s no internet-era music success story more extraordinary and improbable than that of the British indie-rock band Panchiko.

In a few years, we may come to find the impact of 100 gecs’ 2019 album, 1000 gecs, to be similar to that of Nevermind.

Jazz Is Dead! reimagines the Grateful Dead’s songs as jazz standards.

The Jonas Brothers are embarking on a North American tour – unimaginatively dubbed the Tour – where they will perform five of their albums every night.