Critic's Notebook

Ahead of his performance at the Kaseya Center this weekend, New Times talks to the Puerto Rican star.

In 2029, the Florida rapper was accused of being involved in the killing of two members of his YNW crew.

The event will happen in October during Miami Carnival Weekend featuring Machel Montano, Mavado, Shenseea, Masicka, and more.

Sara Landry, Disclosure, Blond:ish to play Factory Town’s Halloween bash, sans Link Miami Rebels apparent backing.

The reggaeton artist will kick off her Vanity Tour in Miami at the Ground.

Last night, one of Miami’s legendary venues reopened, featuring local bands, a renovated patio, and the same punk spirit.

The Colombian-American star led her devoted “Kuchis” on an intimate tour of her discography last night at the Kaseya Center.

The Peruvian singer-songwriter will perform at the Moss Center in Cutler Bay on September 12.

The iconic bar in Little Haiti will reopen Friday with sets by local bands: Adhesive, Tess Grey, Bruvvy, and Miss Michigan.

In Wynwood, the Argentine artist unveiled a bold new rock‑album/immersive‑installation hybrid that’s as raw as it is healing.

Upcoming shows at the Citadel, Arsht Center, and the Bandshell will feature Mac Miller, Grateful Dead, and Bee Gees songs.

The municipality has joined forces with Loud and Live to bring the 4,000-capacity Doral Amphitheater to its Central Park.

The Wynwood venue is going bratty as DJ Miss Purple Shampoo turns Charli XCX night into a party for girls, gays & theys.

The rave spot is relocating, this time to Allapatah, for events, workshops for aspiring DJs, and community activities.

“Apocalipsis” transforms from ballad to salsa anthem, igniting a new wave of tropical music from Miami.

Atlanta rapper Offset hosted a party in Wynwood to celebrate his latest release.

Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Homixide Gang, and Apollo Red will perform at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on November 16.

The “Cocoa Butter Kisses” artist made a stop in Wynwood during his pop-up promo tour for the Star Line album.

The Argentine singer-songwriter brought Y2K superstardom to her first-ever Miami show.

Some of the most relevant Latin artists of the moment came together at Regatta Grove in Miami for a summer showcase..

The 25-year-old singer showcases his evolving sound and star power on Rico o Muerto, Vol. 1.