O Miami’s monthlong poetry festival comes to a close this week with readings at the Betsy and the North Dade Regional Library. As you gear up for May, commemorate National Jazz Appreciation Month with a performance by Aaron Lebos Reality, or take in the mind-bending visual and sound installations of Laure Prouvost’s exhibit “They Are Waiting for You” at the recently remodeled Bass.
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.
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.
Record Store Day, III Joints, Wynwood Life, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, April 20 through April 22.
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.
Record Store Day, Wynwood Life, and more of the best free events happening in Miami this week.
Miami has been waiting for a visit from Lorde for five years.
Dance companies and student dance groups from around South Florida will participate in one iteration taking place at the Biscayne Nature Center in Crandon Park, and they’ll be part of a much larger network of troupes participating in communities across the United States. Three dance companies will also participate in the national performance in Puerto Rico.
Club Jewel Box, the third-annual National Water Dance, MiamiBash 2018, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend, April 13 through April 15.
“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.”
Mon Laferte fell ill and was forced to cancel her first show in Miami last summer. Instead, her first show in South Florida will now be at the American Airlines Arena as the opening act for Juanes.
Lorde finally makes her way to South Florida, and Paul Van Dyk pays the final set at Heart Nightclub. Here’s your Miami music and nightclub party calendar for this week.
Unplug this week at FIU’s “Awaken Florida” exhibit, the third-annual Water Dance, and UHealth’s Journey to Wellness, offering free yoga, Pilates, and meditation.
TLC brought the ’90s hits to the Youth Fair last night, but the group is not just another nostalgia act.
Pride Week wraps up this weekend, but not before unique drag shows with Miami’s top queens take place at Concrete Beach Brewery and the Institute of Contemporary Art. Plus, there’s the can’t-miss main event: the Miami Beach Pride Parade.
TLC’s Chilli says Bruno Mars revealed he was thinking of the group when he and Cardi B filmed their video for “Finesse.”
By the year 2050, the weight of plastic in the oceans is projected to outweigh that of fish. The good news, says the owner and creative director of the swimwear brand Everything But Water, Sabra Krock, is that reducing plastic pollution is an issue on which the actions of individuals can make a significant impact.
Sister Hazel worked extensively with the Heartbreakers’ former drummer, Stan Lynch, and keyboardist Benmont Tench over the years, and bassist Jett Beres says Petty’s passing was tough on the band, particularly because missed opportunities for collaboration weighed on them.
Hope you’re planning on some barbecue at Tortuga Music Festival this year, ’cause it’s a straight-up sausage fest.
In The Bodyguard, Deborah Cox is tasked with not only portraying one of the most beloved characters of modern film, but also marking a separate path from the legendary woman who most famously played her: the late Whitney Houston.
