Samir LanGus vividly recalls the traveling Gnawa musicians who passed through his village. As a child growing up in Morocco, he was entranced by their music and would follow them wherever they went. His mom would frantically look for him, knowing of his tendency to be almost literally carried away…
Bhad Bhabie is back in the news. You know, the “Cash Me Ousside” girl? Danielle Bregoli? Yeah, we have to call her Bhad Bhabie now. It’s her rap name. She’s a rapper. She’s gonna do a concert at the Hangar May 4. Anyway, she’s back in the news for several reasons.
My Favorite Robot, along with Ivan Smagghe, visits Miami April 28 on a tour stop at Cafeina Wynwood.
The Soft Moon began as a way for Luis Vasquez to channel his innermost anxieties and fears into something positive.
Many students of hip-hop consider Ras Kass one of the most lyrically gifted and intellectually challenging rappers of all time. Never heard of him? Well, his career-long refusal to operate within music industry paradigms probably explains why he isn’t a household name like Tupac or Snoop Dogg.
Grouplove has always come across as a synth-pop band in the studio but performs with the energy, excitement, and loudness of a rock band.
David Foster brings his Hitman Tour to the Arsht Center Wednesday, and the high-flying Pink plays the BB&T Center the same night. The Foo Fighters return to South Florida at Coral Sky Amphitheater the following day, and Bad Bunny closes out the week at the American Airlines Arena.
There is no logical reason for the Eagles to be playing onstage to a stadium crowd of tens of thousands of people each night in 2018. The seminal rock band has been through breakups, disputes, lawsuits, and, most critically, the untimely death of founding member and integral songwriter Glenn Frey in January 2016.
For 12 hours, from 4:20 p.m. to 4:20 a.m., the Anderson was transformed into a bona fide mini-festival dedicated to the joys of lighting up.
Miami’s genre-bending Nu Deco Ensemble is on the cusp of closing its third season, but before the musicians move on to forthcoming projects, they’re taking a step back in time with indie-pop singer-songwriter and violinist Kishi Bashi for the world premiere of Improvisations on EO9066 at the New World Center.
6ix9ine is a terrible person. Here’s how to enjoy his song with a clean conscience.
It wouldn’t be quite accurate to describe DJ/producer Joe Seaton — better known to clubgoers as Call Super — as a techno artist. Although the London-born, Berlin-based musician is often given the label, it’s hard to find straightforward bass drum-led, hi-hat riddled numbers in his discography. Rather, his sound is possibility,…
Josh Homme, with his greased hair, leather jacket, and devil-may-care attitude, is the last of a nearly extinct breed.
In a pivotal scene of the 1978 kung fu classic The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, the protagonist poses an existential question: “Do men have a right to say what they believe in? Or must they always do what the government says?” It’s a simple line that has come to define the film’s overarching theme — the oppressed versus the oppressor — and one that resonates with the multitalented artist RZA 40 years later.
If the headliners are are any indication, Fort Rock will totally melt faces in South Florida. Here are five acts to watch this year.
My Panamanian mother never taught me Spanish. I thought that would be a disadvantage when I walked into a roomful of Hispanics during Bad Bunny’s #UpNext Apple event at 1306 Miami. I was wrong.
Diplo headlines E11even after a Record Store Day signing, and the Eagles return to South Florida. Here’s your Miami music and nightclub party calendar for this week.
At American Airlines Arena this past weekend, some of the biggest stars of the reggaeton world ushered in the newest crop of hitmakers.
Miami has been waiting for a visit from Lorde for five years.
Colombian radio personality, DJ, and musician Alex Sensation is set to host one of the biggest bashes Miami has ever seen.
“I don’t know what I’d do if I went in a room with Drake; I can’t imagine that there’s anything that I have that would be of any interest to him, but he seems to think there is.”
For a certain kind of early-millennial indie-rock fan, Minus the Bear elicits affection. The band’s specific brand of melancholic prog-pop struck a chord with listeners on the breakthrough album Menos el Oso, a complex, layered beast that balances its math-rock, avant-garde tendencies with earnest songwriting.
