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Miami Beach Rock Ensemble Celebrates Beloved Teacher Doug Burris

By David Rolland
Feb 19, 2024

In 1972, Doug Burris established the first high school rock ensemble in the United States at Miami Beach Senior High.
Here's Your Complete Guide to Concerts in Miami This Week

By Jose D. Duran
Feb 12, 2024

Julieta Venegas, Rod Stewart, Afro Carib Festival, and more live music in Miami this week.
Trio of Titans Reunites to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Afro-Cuban Jazz Band Irakere

By Artburst Miami
Feb 7, 2024

Chucho Valdés, Arturo Sandoval, and Paquito D'Rivera reunite at the Adrienne Arsht Center to celebrate Irakere's 50th anniversary.
Madonna Adds Third Miami Date to Her Celebration Tour

By Douglas Markowitz
Feb 6, 2024

Live Nation has announced that Madonna has added a third Miami show for April 9 at the Kaseya Center.
Photos: Mitski Performs for a Sold-Out Crowd at the Fillmore Miami Beach

By Michele Eve Sandberg
Jan 27, 2024

Singer-songwriter Mitski kicked off her highly anticipated tour at the Fillmore Miami Beach on Friday, January 26.
Militarie Gun Delivers Catchy Aggressive Riffs at Gramps

By David Rolland
Jan 26, 2024

Southern California rocker group Militarie Gun returns to Gramps on February 9 for its second Miami show.
Bonnie "Prince" Billy Was Destined to Play at the Miami Beach Bandshell

By Liz Tracy
Jan 19, 2024

Singer-songwriter Bonnie "Prince" Billy's appearance at the Miami Folkways festival at the Miami Beach Bandshell is kismet.
South Florida Symphony's Masterworks Concert Highlights Female African-American Composers

By Artburst Miami
Jan 16, 2024

For the South Florida Symphony Orchestra's first Masterworks concert of the year, maestra Sebrina María Alfonso will shine a spotlight on two African-American female composers.
Dancehall Star Teejay Set to Take the Stage at Yaad Vibez

By Shanae Hardy
Dec 20, 2023

Dancehall singer Teejay represents the next generation of musicians coming out of Jamaica.
Magic City Hippies' Decade-Long Journey Leads Home for New Year's Eve Bash

By Yuval Ofir
Dec 19, 2023

It's been a long road filled with unsuspected turns for the Magic City Hippies, leading them back home for a New Year's Eve concert at the Miami Beach Bandshell.
Tribeca Music Lounge Brings Eartheater, Actress to Art Basel Miami Beach

By Douglas Markowitz
Nov 22, 2023

Tribeca Festival's Music Lounge returns for Miami Art Week with a murderer's row of cutting-edge musicians.
Blues Act Juke Brings the Entire Band Back Together

By David Rolland
Nov 16, 2023

Over the last 16 years, plenty of musicians have joined Juke, with 15 people cycling through the lineup.
Tim Hecker Pushes Ambient Music Beyond the Meditative Experience

By Douglas Markowitz
Nov 7, 2023

From the start, Tim Hecker's music never seemed to fit into the popular conception of ambient music.
Should I Shell Out $19.89 to See Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour in Theaters?

By Celia Almeida
Nov 2, 2023

Here's a ton of good reasons to shell out $19.89 — plus a few drawbacks.
Seraphic Fire Reconstructs Lost Piece of Music for "Gods and Mortals"

By Artburst Miami
Nov 1, 2023

For its latest program, "Gods and Mortals," Seraphic Fire will present the rarely performed version of the opera Castor et Pollux.
Aussie Rockers Amyl and the Sniffers Bring Their Chaotic Energy to Florida

By David Rolland
Oct 27, 2023

Australian punk band Amyl and the Sniffers started on a lark back in 2016.
Free Gospel Sundays Spreads the Word With "Singing in the Streets"

By Artburst Miami
Oct 25, 2023

This season, Free Gospel Sundays is bringing back its free street performances.
Homegrown Ensemble Brazilian Voices Celebrates the Natural World Through Song

By Artburst Miami
Oct 18, 2023

Amazonas, the Rhythm of Nature celebrates and brings attention to the natural world and the importance of conserving it.
Cuco Is the Spanglish-Crooning, Multicultural Hero Indie-Pop Deserves

By Sean Levisman
Oct 17, 2023

Mexican-American singer-songwriter Cuco is emblematic of America's increasingly multicultural zeitgeist.
Alice Glass Returns to Miami on Her Own Terms

By Grant Albert
Oct 16, 2023

While the themes of Alice Glass' work paint her in a perpetual state of melancholy, she's feeling more liberated than ever.
Miami's Tropigoths Show Up at Kaseya Center for Depeche Mode

By Michele Eve Sandberg
Oct 13, 2023

If there was a dress code for Depeche Mode's Miami show, it was most definitely black.
Depeche Mode Deliver Upbeat "Memento Mori" at Kaseya Center

By David Rolland
Oct 13, 2023

For nearly two dozen songs, Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan sang, danced, and twirled the microphone stand with reckless abandon.