Concerts

The Puerto Rican singer will stop at the American Airlines Arena next year.

NYC’s legendary jazz venue has partnered with local concert promoter the Rhythm Foundation for a summer concert series.

Megan James and Corin Roddick will stop in at Revolution Live on November 23.

Will any concerts take place in 2021? There’s a glimmer of hope.

Global Cuba Fest is back for its 14th year.

Loud Stream returns just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Nick County has been crafting bittersweet, largely acoustic-driven outlaw country for years.

SnipFest will livestream a dozen indie and emo acts to help raise money for gender-affirming legal name changes.

The Black Market Festival moves forward outdoors — and socially distanced.

Eartheater hasn’t found it easy to adjust to the new normal of livestreamed events, but that’s not stopping her.

Rolling Loud has grown into one of the biggest hip-hop brands in the world.

House in the Hotel eatures four hours of bumping music by Wax Motif, SNBRN, and Noizu

The North Beach Bandshell has managed to keep the music alive through the shutdown.

The season’s most anticipated concerts and festivals that have been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled.

Like most events these days, New World Symphony’s Beer and Brass concert will take place inside audience members’ homes.

Matthew Sabatella will perform songs he’s learned over the past 20 years of studying folk music.

Guetta announced he’ll do a DJ set at an undisclosed location in downtown Miami.

Although the beloved label’s annual Miami Music Week party is canceled, the DJ/producer otherwise known as Barclay Crenshaw is serious about sharing new music with fans.

The beloved Miami electro-pop duo of Cristina “Cuci” Amador and Tony Smurphio has teamed up with the long-running Miami concert promoter to share an unconventional concert experience in unconventional times.

Ultra Virtual Audio Festival will launch Friday, March 20, and share live DJ sets from scheduled Ultra acts in addition to recorded performances from previous iterations.

The novel coronavirus has effectively paralyzed cities around the world, resulting in the cancellation or postponement of all Miami Music Week events and parties. Fans are upset, but the nightlife producers and promoters might have the most to lose.

Since bursting onto the scene in the late 1970s, the Village People have brought crowds around the world to their feet through dance hits such as “Y.M.C.A.” and “Macho Man.”