English DJ and producer Palms Trax is acutely aware of the pitfalls of pigeonholing. “It’s something I worry about a lot. How can I represent everything I’m into musically in a way that still makes sense in the context I’m playing in?” he tells New Times.
The Grammy-winning Puerto Rican songstress will perform in Miami Beach in support of her acclaimed sophomore album, Almadura.
Looking for the best concerts in Miami this week? Check out Destination Okeechobee, GroundUp Music Festival, Andrea Bocelli, the Dewars, Donzii, Panache’s Annual Valentine’s Day Village of Love with Afrobeta, and more live performances and concerts February 10 through February 16.
The Chicago-based rapper is performing at the Ground on Wednesday, February 19, alongside Atlanta hip-hop duo EarthGang.
Read up on this weekend’s performances by Sebastian Mikael, Babyface, Amanda Lepore, DJ Tennis, Danny Daze, and the International Noise Conference.
The Grammy-nominated jam band plans on “making your head bop” during its upcoming show at the North Beach Bandshell.
Seven local acts will fight for a place in paradise when the Destination Okeechobee battle of the bands hits the Ground next Thursday, February 13. The competition’s winning prize is a 30-minute slot at Okeechobee Music Festival in March. Each act will have 15 minutes to impress the crowd…
The ascendant indie-pop artist is set to make his South Florida debut at the Fillmore Miami Beach Saturday, February 15.
“You’re going to record this conversation, aren’t you?” Mireille Campbell asks before putting her husband, dub pioneer Lee “Scratch” Perry, on the phone. “Otherwise you’re going to have a hard time understanding him.” Her comment proved to be sage advice.
It’s been two years since outlandish jam band Breastfist first brought their funk-infused grooves and outlandish homemade costumes to Miami’s GroundUp Music Festival, leaving attendees slack-jawed as they spun their web of weird across the stage. The band donned wigs, feathers and silly hats as they performed hits from their…
The inaugural Vewtopia Music Festival was off to more than a bumpy beginning this past Friday, the kickoff of the two-day gathering. The festival, which had joined forces with Superfest Miami Live only a couple of weeks earlier, boasted performances by Gunna, Ty Dolla $ign, Fabolous, Megan Thee Stallion, and Chris Brown. But fans wouldn’t see any of those A-listers as the first night unfolded.
The once-20-something, clean-cut R&B heartthrob is now a 30-year-old auteur who’s unafraid of sharing his innermost emotions and struggles through his music.
Looking for the best concerts in Miami this week? Check out Whitney, A Place to Bury Strangers, DJ Stingray, Lucinda Williams, Timelost, DJ Tennis, and others.
As predicted, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira’s Super Bowl halftime show in Miami proved to be a glorious celebration of Latinx music at a time when the sounds of Latin America and its diaspora have gone mainstream around the globe.
Lady Gaga brought her Las Vegas residency, Enigma, to fans in Miami during Super Bowl weekend.
Whether you’re a serious noise musician or an amateur who enjoys making a fool of themselves onstage in the name of performative art, International Noise Conference is the place for you.
The Grammy award-winning pop star staged a good as hell concert at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Thursday.
DJ Khaled, Trina, and Lil Wayne were among the acts who took the stage for an homage to Miami unlike any other.
Read up on this weekend’s performances by Cardi B, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Diplo, Pitbull, and more.
Manfredi Romano — or DJ Tennis to clubgoers — is relishing a quiet night at home following a string of continent-crossing tour dates that saw him showcase his twisted, hypnotic song selections around the globe. The Italian-chef-turned-tour-manager-turned-booking-agent-turned-artist-and-label-head relocated to Miami in 2013 and resides in a cozy…
When Snarky Puppy bassist Michael League founded the music label GroundUp in 2012, his goal was to connect audiences with artists he believed were deserving of more attention. The label has since become a taste-making vehicle for jazz, world, rock, folk, and gospel from a smattering of artists, all anchored by League’s three-time Grammy-winning jazz and funk collective.
RZA’s last great Miami memory includes a potent mixture of weed, ’70s kung fu flicks, and tequila shots till sunrise. It was April 2018, and the Wu-Tang Clan figurehead had come to town to headline III Points’ annual 4/20-themed event, III Joints. For his performance, RZA crafted a live…
