Let the wave of ’90s nostalgia wash over you with Backstreet Boys on Friday or come to the realization that the only Vampire Weekend song you know is “A-Punk” on Saturday. Otherwise, Voltaire’s second-anniversary party with the Sh-Booms is free for those looking to not spend too much this weekend…
Whether it was through public records or a brief by Lake Okeechobee News, it was clear Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival was set to return in 2020. It was also clear that Insomniac, the event promotion company behind Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), was behind the festival’s return.
This week, Khalid reinvents pop music in his own image at the Triple A, while Pedro the Lion is back from a 15-year hiatus to play Revolution Live. And if you’re still buzzing from the biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen + Adam Lambert will hit the BB&T to pay tribute to the legendary Freddie Mercury.
Not to be missed this week are the (alleged) final farewell of Kiss and the first of two concerts by the grown-up Jonas Brothers, who will return to South Florida in November. Try both. Cap them off with the West Palm Beach rapper Wifisfuneral’s homecoming at the Kelsey Theater.
Okeechobee is set to return in 2020, with dates scheduled for March 5 through 8.
From Zach Deputy’s skilled looping to 311’s vast music catalog and Sniper Gang affiliate Jackboy’s headlining show, it’s a varied week for music in South Florida.
Whether you are ready to relive the ’90s with Korn and Alice in Chains or looking for pop perfection during Carly Rae Jepsen’s performance, there’s plenty of music this week for every fan. Stay ahead of all upcoming shows with New Times’ South Florida concert calendar. Carly Rae Jepsen. Mainstream…
Following a quiet 2019, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (OMF) is poised to make a comeback in 2020. Rumors have been swirling for months about the festival’s return, but thanks to public records and sources, it’s become clear the portal will be opening again next year. Online, fans and EDM…
They dog days of summer are ahead with Florence and the Machine’s dreamy pop; lo-fi sounds from Kurt Travis; and another rising Broward hip-hop star, Kid Trunks.
This week, nerdcore takes over Respectable street, the Drums return to South Florida, and local bands hit the stage at Invasive Species Brewing.
From SunFest’s family-friendly atmosphere to FKJ’s sold-out show at Revolution Live, check out the five best shows coming to South Florida this week
As any good South Floridian knows, a mid-week Halloween just means a few extra days of festivities. This year’s parties begin as early as Thursday, October 25. Here’s a look at the best Halloween 2018 parties going down in South Florida.
The 1990s was perhaps the last great decade to be a woman in the music industry. That’s not to say we don’t have amazing women making music now — we do. But the ’90s gave us the riot grrrl, Lilith Fair, and a plethora of female-fronted acts. Today,…
The mid-’90s was a period of transition for rock music. The grunge subgenre that exploded at the beginning of the decade was in decline after its reluctant leader, Kurt Cobain, died.
Every year, Record Store Day invites vinyl fanatics, collectors, and even casual music fans to visit their local independent record store to shop for exclusive releases from acts across all genres and from all over the world. This year, if you can find them, you can nab limited releases by…
All that anyone could talk after Sunday night’s Grammys was James Hetfield’s microphone issues or Laverne Cox forgetting to namedrop the band in the introduction. But in metal circles, the real controversy was Metallica sharing the stage with Lady Gaga for a performance of “Moth Into Flame.” Setting aside that cries of…
Radiohead fans were already excited that the English rock band will headline this year’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in mid-April. Now the band has announced an 11-date U.S. tour scheduled to kick off March 30 at the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami.
Oh, South Florida! Nothing can ever be quite as simple in the swampy suburban sprawl we call home. We are the epitome of the “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” meme. Take our nifty new I-95 express lanes, for example. What started out a a quick way to…
You think you’ve had a shitty week? If it makes you feel any better the tenants at the South Harbor Plaza near Port Everglades on SE 17th St. are having a much shittier week than you. Literal nearby shit has been causing a foul odor to envelop the area, with residents…
Well, it’s over. In the end, Ultra 2016 saw little rain, great performances, and — save for the Prodigy’s last-minute cancellation — minimal hiccups. At 18 years of age, Ultra has matured into a well-oiled festival, running smoothly from the Porta Potty to the Main Stage. Yesterday, the third and…
If all you do during Miami Music Week is chase marquee names from party to party, you’re doing it wrong. At its core, this week has always been about discovering new acts and sounds. The days of Daft Punk spinning at local clubs and poolside are certainly over (yes, that…
Rejoice, South Florida! 2015 is finally over. We somehow managed to survive a questionable bear hunt, invasive pythons, and flakka. Through it all, you stuck by us and read along as we churned out story after story of all the craziness happening in the area we call home. And with…
