Get Ready for the NBA Finals with the Ultimate Miami Heat Playlist
To get you hyped, take a musical tour of the first 35 years of Miami Heat basketball with the ultimate Miami Heat playlist.
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Mehro Wants His Music to Define a Certain Moment of Your Life
It wasn’t until singer-songwriter Mehro saw the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line as a teenager that he had the urge to pick up a guitar.
Jazz Is Dead!’s Alphonso Johnson on Jazzing Up the Grateful Dead
Jazz Is Dead! reimagines the Grateful Dead’s songs as jazz standards.
Patterson Hood on Drive-By Truckers’ Lockdown Album, Welcome 2 Club XIII
Southern rockers Drive-By Truckers are known for their descriptive storytelling.
For Its Upcoming Season, Island City Stage Spotlights All Sides of the LGBTQ Community
Island City Stage is South Florida’s sole LGBTQ-focused theater company.
The Womack Sisters’ Debut EP Does Their Family Legacy Proud
BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack have deep family connections with greats from soul music’s past.
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Daryl Hall Will Put His Solo Work Center Stage at Hard Rock Live
Even as part of Hall & Oates, Daryl Hall pursued a solo career.
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.
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.
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.
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.
South Florida’s DJ Immortal Wins DMC U.S. Championship
DJ Immortal re-enters the competitive world of DJ battles.
MC Jumanji Offers a Peek Behind Close Curtains, His New EP
MC Jumanji’s new EP is more confessional and revealing than his previous work.
With All Day I Stream, a Miami ICU Nurse Brings Order to Our Music-Streaming Chaos
Enjoying music with friends has helped All Day I Stream cofounder and NYC ICU nurse Steven Winnett beat the loneliness of isolation.
Exclusive: Airhockey Premieres Debut Music Video, “Just Not Fair”
Airhockey takes viewers on a journey to one of its shows in the music video for “Just Not Fair.”
At 83, Music Legend Lee “Scratch” Perry Is Still Putting Out Some of His Best Work
“You’re going to record this conversation, aren’t you?” Mireille Campbell asks before putting her husband, dub pioneer Lee “Scratch” Perry, on the phone. “Otherwise you’re going to have a hard time understanding him.” Her comment proved to be sage advice.
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Fort Lauderdale Activist Gloria Lewis Vargas Spotlighted in Film Hard Truths
Filmmaker Tony Montana had done his time in Los Angeles, first working as an actor where he played a pro wrestling manager for the WWE, then directing the acclaimed 2004 documentary Overnight where he chronicled Harvey Weinstein’s blacklisting of a director. But he fell in love with South Florida and…
Jurassic World Live Tour Channels Spirit of Michael Crichton
When I was 13, a friend lent me a paperback copy of Sphere and I fell into a Michael Crichton wormhole. I’d never read an author before who, in such a plain spoken way, made science fiction seem like science fact. It wasn’t long before I was transported to his…
The Black Keys’ Tour With Modest Mouse Signals a Coming Wave of 2000s Nostalgia
Soon we’ll be celebrating the music of the 2000s. Prepare to hark back to the days when Modest Mouse and the Black Keys ruled the airwaves.
Elm Street 2‘s Mark Patton Embraces Status as Queer Icon
“It’s a blast; I’m superproud of it. If I wasn’t, I’d let history bury it,” Mark Patton says of the flick that was supposed to make him a star, 1985’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge. Patton wound up having a complicated relationship with the Freddy Krueger sequel that was lambasted by critics but cleaned up at the box office.