Bright Eyes Helped Keep the Protest Song Alive
Bright Eyes was at the center of the protest-song revival of the 2000s.
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Elton John Revels in His Last-Ever Miami Show
We’re now in year five of Farewell Yellow Brick Road.
The Who Hits Back Tour Kicks Off at Hard Rock Live
The iconic rock band brought the Who Hits Back Tour to South Florida.
Shaped by His Time on The Voice, Pxtn Releases New Single, “Looking”
The former contestant on The Voice is ready to share his new single with the world.
Clairo Helped the Crowd Forget Its Troubles at the Fillmore Miami Beach
At Clairo’s concert at the Fillmore Miami Beach, you could almost forget about the past two years.
Overture to Overtown Jazz Festival Brings a Month of Jazz to Miami Beach
Overture to Overtown and the Betsy Hotel hope to remedy the lack of jazz in the Magic City.
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It Took Years for the World to Catch Up with Cory Cataldo’s Without Ward
Shooting for Without Ward wrapped in 2012, but the film sat in limbo owing to several factors.
The Darkness Continues to Champion for Silly Rock ‘n’ Roll
The Darkness rebels against rock music that takes itself too seriously.
Tyler, the Creator Had the Crowd at FTX Arena Chanting His Name and Shaking the Earth
Tyler, the Creator didn’t let you forget he was the headliner at FTX Arena.
Pocket of Lollipops Puts on Tidal Tracks at Epoca Brewing, Showcasing Local Music
Tidal Tracks takes place on the third Saturday of every month.
Jay Thomas Puts His Hopes and Anxieties to Work on Butterfly Parade
Jay Thomas is preparing to release Butterfly Parade, a new album that channels the pain and anxiety everyone’s felt the past two years.
Indie-Folk Singer Mikah Amani Explores Queer Love on His Debut Album, The Hooded Crow
Mikah Amani’s life came to a halt when quarantine began two years ago.
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Fatboy Slim Still Feels Conflicted About DJs Being Famous
The man who DJs under the name Fatboy Slim has a tricky relationship with fame.
For Samland, Director Juan Pablo Reyes Finds Inspiration Growing Up in Miami
Samland is based on the stories Juan Pablo Reyes heard growing up in Miami.
Tool Served Up a Feast for the Ears and Eyes at FTX Arena
If you want to end the night with something light, the Tool experience might not be for you.
Tool Fans Will Finally Get to See the Band’s First South Florida Show in a Decade
Tool is a difficult band to classify.
iMordecai Is a Love Letter to Miami and Family
iMordecai is having its world premiere during the opening night of the Miami Jewish Film Festival.
Folk Legend Judy Collins Is Set to Release Her First Album of All Original Songs, Spellbound
Spellbound is Judy Collins’ 29th album – but the first where she wrote every single song.
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Miami Jewish Film Festival Pairs Local Musicians With Restored Yiddish Silent Films
The Miami Jewish Film Festival brings the live-scoring format into the 21st Century.
Kendall Band Frogs Show Mercy Want to Make You Cry and Dance
Frogs Show Mercy is proud to be a part of the thriving Kendall music scene.
Dion Lunadon Brings His Loud and Hyperactive Rock Sound to Gramps
The New Zealand rocker will shred his guitar at Gramps.
Firstworld Lets Go of His Anxiety With a Pop
Firstworld and Millionyoung’s profound connection came in handy during the production of Pop.