We’re on the cusp of spending hours chatting with relatives, watching football until our eyelids sag, and snapping our bodies out of ketosis with a full-on assault of carbs. Thanksgiving usually revolves around food, football, and family, but there’s no reason it has to be defined solely by those three.
Whether your Thanksgiving consists of every family member cramming around the dinner table or a more civilized and reserved Friendsgiving, Turkey Day is looming. As the promise of feasts and forced conversation occupy your time, don’t forget to escape to Miami’s nightlife. Soon the city will percolate with excitement of cooler weather and impending Art Basel festivities.
Miami-based DJs True Vine and Sister System team up with III Points and online broadcaster Boiler Room to champion the city’s underground electronic music scene and celebrate the first anniversary of the Black Friday Rave.
Looking for the best concert in Miami this weekend? Check out Peggy Gou, the Killers, Marc Anthony, and others.
Miami DJ DZA spoke with New Times in advance of the long-running party’s return Friday, November 22, at the Ground.
Nu Deco Ensemble’s self-titled debut album was 18 months in the making. The record includes the Miami classical group’s renditions of songs by artists such as Daft Punk and Outkast.
Ultra Music Festival’s 2020 edition will offer headlining performances by Major Lazer, Flume, and Gesaffelstein. The long-running Miami music gathering’s next edition will see a return to Bayfront Park following the controversy of a 2019 iteration on Virginia Key.
Brockhampton’s high energy show at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Tuesday saw the group showcase their theatricality and even a pizza-supplying super fan.
Everyone’s favorite meathead, Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski, has announced he’ll host the aptly named Gronk Beach at the North Beach Bandshell during Super Bowl weekend.
South Korea-born and Berlin-based DJ/producer Peggy Gou will make a repeat appearance at Club Space on Friday, November 22, alongside German techno maven Sven Väth.
The Brickell venue formerly known as Sidebar, Kindred, and Insideout is now the Latin-themed bar and cabaret La Otra.
The long-running bar will be closing its doors on February 8, 2020 after operating on Miami Beach for 20 years.
Dan Travieso is leading the efforts to make Coconut Grove an essential spot for Miami’s nightlife scene.
The Kendall-raised writer and musician known to friends and family as Rob Goyanes will return to play Miami under his Bobby Flan moniker. Luckily for Miami music fans, he’s bringing along a who’s who of artists who cut their creative teeth in the Magic City.
Nontraditional boy band Brockhampton has wasted no time getting back on the road since breaking their brief hiatus with their latest album Ginger. Halfway through its headlining Heaven Belongs To You tour, the L.A.-based collective will perform at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Tuesday, November 22, with accompaniment from opening…
Italians Do It Better label head Johnny Jewel and his David Lynch-approved band make a long overdue return to Miami on Thursday, November 21.
Thursday night, the Latin Grammy Awards celebrated two decades of recognizing Latin music’s top talent. The 20th-annual award ceremony featured performances by Sech, Ozuna, and Rosalía, among many others, and paid tribute to Latin music titans including Celia Cruz, Juan Gabriel, and recently departed crooner José José. While Rosalía owned the…
The United States of the late 1990s was “so innocent” in the eyes of Third Eye Blind drummer Brad Hargreaves. China hadn’t joined the World Trade Organization and begun its rise to economic superpower; Russia was still sorting through the rubble of the Soviet Union; the 9/11 terror attacks hadn’t yet upended U.S. culture, and America seemed to stand unchallenged on the world stage.
These are the five best concerts in Miami November 15 through November 17.
The West Coast duo and Percomaniacs label heads will go back-to-back for an all-night set at Floyd Miami Friday, November 22.
Rakastella has announced that DJ Tennis, Call Super, and Or:la will join previously announced acts — including Eclair Fifi, Ben UFO, Soul Clap, and Danny Daze — for the 16-hour party.
The most beloved bespectacled pianist in rock ‘n’ roll history will take another victory lap through Florida in May 2020.
