Miami Inspired Aja Monet’s New Collection of Poems, Florida Water
The poet and activist wrote the book in Little Haiti, and it contains tributes to Purvis Young and the Maroons.
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Miamibloco Brings 80-Member Samba Percussion Collective to the Miami Beach Bandshell
The massive Bateria Saideira will not fit onstage, so it found a workaround to perform at the outdoor amphitheater.
New “Seasons”: Future Islands Make Landfall in Miami for the First Time in a Decade
In 2014, Future Islands went viral on Late Night With David Letterman. They’re still pumping out the synth pop.
Seun Kuti Talks Afrobeat Music, Corporate Greed, and Fela Kuti’s Legacy
Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 will play a free show on Saturday, May 3, at ArtsPark at Young Circle in downtown Hollywood.
Wilco Had the Miami Beach Fillmore on Its Feet
The throngs that filled the Fillmore didn’t take the two-dozen-song, two-plus-hour set sitting down.
A Look Back at Pearl Jam’s 1994 Gatecrashing Riot in Miami
I was one of those teenagers who crashed Pearl Jam’s concert at Bayfront Park Amphitheater.
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A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and Primus Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before
Maynard James Keenan celebrates his 60th birthday by mixing it up onstage at Hard Rock Live on May 6.
Miami Zine Fair Returns to Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary
The year’s edition is free to attend and chock-full of activities throughout its five-hour running time.
Melvins’ Buzz Osborne on Punk Roots, Nirvana, and Why He Hates Country Clubs
The Melvins frontman reflects on four decades of defying expectations and his escape on the golf course.
Wilco’s Glenn Kotche Talks Preshow Rituals, Drumming for Taylor Swift
Longtime Wilco band member Glenn Kotche helped with the drumming on Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department.
New to Florida? Craig Pittman’s Latest Book Is a Necessary Primer
Welcome to Florida: True Tales from America’s Most Interesting State is less “Disney” and more “nudist resorts.”
Violent Femmes’ Gordon Gano on the Influence of the Band’s 1983 Debut
Violent Femmes will perform back-to-back shows at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater.
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Put Some Respect on De La Soul’s Name
If you only know De La Soul from its feature on Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc.,” now is the time to catch up.
Moe Is on a Quest to Keep Progressing
On Circle of Giants, jam band Moe continues its quest to constantly move forward musically.
Molchat Doma Broke Down Language Barriers at Revolution Live
Belarusian band Molchat Doma overcame the language barrier at its Fort Lauderdale show.
Molchat Doma Brings Its Dark-Synth Sound to Revolution Live
Molchat Doma returns to South Florida on January 30 for a show at Revolution Live.
A True South Florida Story Inspired John Dufresne’s New Novel, My Darling Boy
“The most literary place I’ve ever lived is right here, ” the author and FIU professor tells New Times.
GroundUp Festival Returns to Miami Beach With New Format
Snarky Puppy is back with a reformatted GroundUp Family Dinner Weekend at the Miami Beach Bandshell.
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Strum Along: South Florida Folk Music Festival Quietly Returns
South Florida Folk & Acoustic Music Festival serves as a three-day meeting point for local lovers of quiet music.
Spam Allstars Celebrate 30 Years of Getting Everybody Moving
For 30 years, the Spam Allstars have been championing a multilingual party vibe.
Victoria Blue Literally Makes a Name for Herself
Before she took on the stage name Victoria Blue, the Miami-based singer learned to love music at an early age.
Chained Saint Aims to Take Metal World by Storm
Chained Saint follows a long tradition of teenagers drawn in by the loud volume and the dark, angsty lyrics of heavy metal.