Roosevelt Collier Speaks Before Homecoming Show at The Citadel
Roosevelt Collier is a Miami boy who is crushing it all over the US and […]
Music
Electric Piquete Release New Double A Side of Latin Funk
My Latin funk band Electric Piquete tried and failed to run a successful crowd-funding campaign […]
Birdman’s Clambake Celebrates 25 Years with Show at Bar Nancy
Doing anything for 25 straight years is very difficult. Especially keeping a musical project alive […]
Sustain/Decay Fest Brings the Drone
Are you living in an endless cycle of work, poor sleep, and sameness so mundane […]
Behind the New Monterrey Single “Come Home”
When I started Monterrey in 2014 I didn’t really intend to have the project become […]
Miami Beach Pop Festival Day 3 Music Preview
The Miami Beach Pop Festival is approaching fast. With so many talented artists performing, an […]
Kevin Rudolf Is Going to Drop Out of Life
“Intelligent planning is essential for success,” says Kevin Rudolf as we sit at a small […]
DJ Oski on Throwing a 40th Birthday Bash for Churchill’s
Churchill’s is continuing to celebrate its 40th Birthday extravaganza . This Saturday night, September 28 […]
Yamit Lemoine on Jazz Violin & New Album Ain’t Misbehavin’
We are in an era of nostalgia: vinyl records are poised to outsell CD’s for […]
Miami Gives Back Bahamas Raises $$$ with Music, Comedy & Burlesque for Hurricane Dorian Victims
Hurricane Dorian turned out to be the most powerful tropical cyclone on record to hit […]
Men In Trust Won’t Die In the City, Crush Miami, Pledge Return
Good time for “Men I Trust” to be in Miami. Season’s changing. Summer’s over. Hurricane […]
The Joe Show’s Hip Hop Lullabies: Miami Bass Edition Will Get Your Toddler’s Booty Shaking
Miami’s own Joe Stone has worked with B.B. King, Wilson Pickett, and Kanye West. You […]
Miami Beach Pop Festival Day 2 Music Preview
As we’re just a couple months away from Miami Beach Pop Festival, we’re going to […]
The Jitney Mixtape – Episode 6
Hello Jitney readers. We’re about on the tail end of our mixtape series and this […]
Four Stories about Forty Years of Churchill’s
Have any idea what the expected life span is of an underground, live music venue […]
Miami Beach Pop Festival Day 1 Music Preview
As we’re just a couple months away from Miami Beach Pop Festival, we’re going to […]
Hialeah Fest Is Back & Better than Ever at Churchill’s
This year, after a lengthy hiatus, Hialeah Fest is back and I couldn’t be happier […]
Rick Ross on His New Memoir Hurricanes
On a day when Hurricane Dorian wreaked havoc on the Bahamas and threatened his hometown […]
The Rolling Stones, Hurricane or Not, Gladly Took Miami’s $$$
So the Rolling Stones set out to do another jaunt across America for their umpteenth […]
The Spaces In-between: Nick County talks Cocorico with Marty Mooney
I received a Facebook message a few nights ago from someone who made a pivotal […]