If you thought the era of New Wave that swept across the Atlantic in the 1980s and ‘90s from the UK to the U.S. had passed, you are sorely mistaken. Push Button Press is holding up the flag high for all the goth kids out there that refuse to let…
A whole lot of soul is coming your way this week, South Florida. We have J.J. Grey & Mofro playing at Revolution, bringing their swampy blues soul all the way from Jacksonville, and Harold Melvin’s legendary Blue Notes will be at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, making things…
The dubstep producer’s show at the Venue this Sunday is shaping up to be a display of disgusting visuals and filthy, positively nasty bass music.
Judah Holiday grew up in the Boogie Down Bronx, a borough of New York City that has created some of the most influential music of the past 100 years. (Hip-hop, as urban mythology has it, was invented in the Bronx as a way to end gang violence.) After mastering the…
For Watain, it’s all about anger, isolationism, and the sinister forces of the worlds beyond. So perhaps it’s fitting that the group’s current U.S. tour nearly succumbed to those same dark forces before it even began.
Mary J. Blige and Charlie Wilson will join the likes of H.E.R, Jill Scott, and Kirk Franklin to headline the two-day festival, scheduled to take place March 14 and 15, 2020, at Hard Rock Stadium.
This season is more than just for best-of roundups and seemingly endless plays of Wham’s “Last Christmas”: It’s also time for Jingle Ball.
When someone decides to dive into hip-hop, they soon realize just how deep the rabbit hole goes. One also comes to see hip-hop’s labyrinth of different and intersecting sub-genres. Just like rock ‘n’ roll, there’s always new and boundary-pushing music being created that adds to the lexicon of American music…
Haute Tension will be causing a riot at Laser Wolf this Sunday in Fort Lauderdale with their unapologetic punk rock and Khalid will bring his Free Spirit album to BB&T Center for Y100’s Jingle Ball in Sunrise this week. Stay ahead of upcoming shows with New Times’ South Florida concert…
The Savannah-born jam band’s show at the Culture Room this Friday, December 13, is the latest date in the group’s long-standing tradition of annual December visits to the Fort Lauderdale venue.
K-pop has been building a wave of talent whose ripples began reaching the U.S. a few years ago and now has turned into a rogue tsunami. From group appearances on morning talk shows to charting Billboard’s pop charts, the rise of K-pop is real — and from the talent now…
Bumblefest backer PureHoney Magazine is having its 100th Issue Party in West Palm Beach this weekend, when Spirit and the Cosmic Heart will be creating beautiful sonic art along with a slew of other terrific bands. The Zoo Peculiar will be bringing its sideshow act to Badfellow Tattoo in Fort…
Bret Michaels likes to party. Not chill-out-with-friends-and-smoke-a-joint kind of partying. Charlie Sheen-level partying.
NGHTMRE brings his Portal Tour, with its fat beats and infectious production, to Revolution Live this Saturday, and Emmet Cohen Trio will be taking the stage at the Broward Center to give South Florida a taste of where jazz is today. Emmet Cohen Trio Some would say jazz is an…
Nghtmre and Gunna released their single “Cash Cow” on November 15 and it’s a devastating track that highlights the best of Nghtmre’s production and the relentless lyrics of Gunna. The song comes almost nine months after Nghtmre collabed with ASAP Ferg for the single “Redlight,” and with the Portal Tour…
Slick Rick the Ruler is gonna be telling tales at Respectable Street on Wednesday this week and Fat Joe will be throwing a wild party at Daer on Black Friday. Sounds like a pretty quiet Thanksgiving weekend.
Jim Adkins, lead singer of Jimmy Eat World, is pumped to rock the beach (and headline day two of Riptide Fest). So which other beach gig sticks out in his mind?
“Hardcore” is the word of the week when it comes to the best concerts in South Florida the third week of November 2019. Kick it off Wednesday with Dizzy Wright and round things out Saturday with Riptide Fest.
The United States of the late 1990s was “so innocent” in the eyes of Third Eye Blind drummer Brad Hargreaves. China hadn’t joined the World Trade Organization and begun its rise to economic superpower; Russia was still sorting through the rubble of the Soviet Union; the 9/11 terror attacks hadn’t yet upended U.S. culture, and America seemed to stand unchallenged on the world stage.
An eclectic mix of sounds and music, from the new-school chillwave vibe of Com Truise to hip hop’s best rhymers in Method Man & Redman, Jeff Kinni offers up this week’s best five concerts in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and West Palm Beach.
Firstworld is set to throw its single-release party at Gramps in Miami this Friday, so be prepared to dance to the beginning of the end of the world. And rock legends the Black Keys will hit the BB&T Center Tuesday on their Let’s Rock Tour.
The Neighbourhood might be moving on from the gloomy, dark aura it created with the album Hard to Imagine the Neighbourhood Ever Changing.
