Concerts

The postmetal band will launch its spring 2020 North American tour with a show at the American Airlines Arena Thursday, April 16. Tickets will go on sale Friday, February 28.

The groundbreaking German quartet is slated to perform at the James L. Knight Center Tuesday, July 7, and Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts the following day.

The four-piece Miami band will be joined by local acts Ghostflower and Mold at the late-night Allapattah dive this Friday, February 28.

Looking for the best concerts in Miami this week? Check out performances by Eros Ramazzotti, Gladys Knight, Dixon, Trikk, Call Super, TGTG, Michael Barenboim, Jaialai, Gladys Knight, Trippie Redd, Oliver Heldens, and many other acts February 24 through March 1.

Chaos in the CBD has built a reputation for delivering a style of dance music that’s too heavy for the average house set yet too svelte to be considered techno.

Read up on this weekend’s performances by Rod Stewart, iLe, Patrick Holland, Eli Brown, and a Van Halen tribute band.

Young hopefuls from across the nation will take on the works of the great Polish composer for the tenth National Chopin Piano Competition.

Aaron Behrens and Thomas Turner have DIY-ed their way to whispered legend. They don’t have Billboard hits or Grammy nominations, but anyone who has seen Ghostland Observatory never stops talking about it.

Social, which will take place at the North Beach Bandshell, kicks off Thursday, February 20, with a performance by Black Dove.

The Innervisions label head is set to spin on Club Space’s Terrace on Leap Day just two months after his Miami visit for Rakastella.

The ascendant emo rapper will take his emotion-heavy hits to the Fillmore Miami Beach on Leap Day.

The video follows the release of the Miami indie duo’s 2019 LP, “Be My Non-Friend Friend.”

An international star in his own right, Ramazzotti has won over the hearts of both European and Latinx audiences, his voice transcending language barriers to resonate with romantics everywhere from Germany to Chile, and indeed, the Magic City itself.

Looking for the best concerts in Miami this week? Check out performances by Willie Nelson, Earthgang, iLe, Dracula, Mia, Eli Brown, Rod Stewart, and other acts February 17 through 23.

Atlanta rap duo Earthgang sports eclectic attire and raps fantastical lyrics that ping-pong around in the brain long after initial listen. Its members — Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot — joined forces as a creative pair while attending high school in 2008. They cram in an absurd number of words-per-minute against funky,…

Read up on this weekend’s performances by Emily Estefan, Torche, Haute Tension, Donzii, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Lila Downs, Afrobeta, and other artists.

The playful Southern California DJ quartet will perform at the downtown Miami megaclub Saturday, February 22.

The Grateful Dead cofounder will be joined by the Wolf Bros onstage at the Fillmore Miami Beach Friday, February 28.

As a quick scan of news headlines in the Americas indicates, indigenous peoples — as they’ve been since colonization — are caught in an ongoing struggle over their lands, the Earth’s resources, and their own people.

The cult dance music artist and boogaloo pioneer will perform Friday, February 14, at the Manuel Artime Theater as a headlining act for the two-day gathering.

The outlaw country singer has spent decades doing his best to build a better world.

Since 2017, the Los Angeles-based band Wallows has won over many a teenaged fan with its brand of surf rock–inspired tunes. Although it took three years, the group is finally making its South Florida debut with a gig at Fort Lauderdale’s Revolution Live Tuesday, February 18.