Summer of Seaweed Leads into Fall of Red Tide
We put up with a lot living in Miami. The humidity. The road rage. The […]
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Trump’s Racist Policies Have Cultural Consequences- Omar Souleyman Concert Cancelled
Editor’s note: It was announced late Wednesday that Syrian singer Omar Souleyman’s Friday, October 5 […]
Joaquin Berrios on his Spanglish Prog Rock Album 2017 The Year of the Bully
We’ve all had visceral reactions to politics the last few years. The Chilean born, South […]
Whatever Happened to Zika?
Two years ago Miami was in a state of panic. The Zika virus was reported […]
Nobody in Miami Plays the Flute Like Nestor Torres
How does one decide to dedicate their life to the flute? For Nestor Torres it […]
MDC Live Arts Starts Season with Black Queen Project
MDC Live Arts starts its 2018-19 season this week with two performances of Black Queen […]
GroundUP Music Festival Announces 2019 Dates
It was just announced that GroundUP Music Festival will be back for year 3 at […]
What It Means to Wear a Ryan Tannehill Jersey
The Miami Dolphins are undefeated! And we’re not talking about the 1972 team. 2-0 with […]
Juke Celebrates New Album At Wynwood Yard (No Jive Interview)
Almost exactly a year ago singer Eric Garcia decided his band Juke finally had the […]
MC Jumanji: Jitney lyricist of the month
MC Jumanji is obsessed with Grime. Not the stuff that is under your fingernails, but […]
Frost Museum of Science Opens New Summer Exhibits
One of the nice treats for the repeat visitor of the Frost Museum of Science is […]
Xotic Yeyo on Xotic Yeyo
Deerfield Beach’s Xotic Yeyo is a funk trio made up of guitarist Stu Sauce, drummer Cody […]
Monterrey: the Jitney Producer of the Month
We first encountered Monterrey (or as his parents named him, Roger del Pino) from his trippy […]
Rhythm Foundation Celebrates Thirty Years
Thirty years is a long time. In 1988 Ronald Reagan was president, the singer Adele […]
HistoryMiami Debuts Miami Rocks Exhibition
HistoryMiami rocks — again. First with Bob Marley, then with the Beatles, now HistoryMiami is […]
Hari Kunzru discusses his novel White Tears with David Rolland at Books & Books
The blurb on the cover of Hari Kunzru’s novel White Tears reads, “as challenging as […]
Rolling Loud Showcases the Third Generation of Hip-Hop
After just four years Rolling Loud has become the world’s largest hip-hop festival. It had […]