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- Sep 10, 2026
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Miami has a new Shoegaze night (opens the original)
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Are you a fan of shoegaze, indie, bedroom pop, or just straight up lo-fi vibes? Well, we have the perfect event for you and your friends. Tonight, the Boombox in Glenvar Heights is hosting Shoebox, a night promising “an exploration of shoegaze, indie, bedroom pop, lo-fi, and beyond.” The event starts at 7 p.m. and runs until midnight, with $5 admission for the 18+ crowd and free entry for anyone 21 and over. And honestly, there probably isn’t a more fitting Miami venue for it. Tucked away in a w
Gibson Garage Miami brings 500 guitars to Wynwood (opens the original)
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For more than a century, the Gibson name has carried some unmistakable imagery with it: a Les Paul slung over Slash’s shoulder, Jimmy Page onstage with a double-neck SG or generations of guitarists turning a piece of wood, wire, and electricity into rock history. Miami, however, has never been a city particularly interested in sticking to one genre. That is part of why Gibson is coming here. On Sept. 10, the guitar company will open the doors to Gibson Garage Miami, its third global retail and c
Do Rockstar and "GTA VI" actually understand the Miami music scene? (opens the original)
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There may not be a bigger or more culturally significant entertainment release this year than “Grand Theft Auto VI.” Rockstar Games is taking us back to Vice City, its neon-soaked, fictionalized version of Miami, only this time the city exists within the much larger state of Leonida, which is GTA’s warped reflection of Florida. At the center are Jason and Lucia, a criminal duo whose relationship and increasingly complicated circumstances have inevitably earned them Bonnie-and-Clyde comparisons.
Jorge Drexler looks internally for his roots (opens the original)
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When Jorge Drexler turned 60, he found himself at a strange midpoint. The Uruguayan singer-songwriter had spent roughly half his life in his native country and the other half living abroad, primarily in Spain, where he moved three decades ago. He never truly left Uruguay behind. Drexler says he still returned three or four times a year, but he had not recorded an album there in two decades. That changed with “Taracá,” his latest album and one of the most distinctly Uruguayan projects of his care
They’re bringing freestyle back (opens the original)
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Some people spend years collecting sneakers. Others chase after vintage guitars or rare cars. Executive producer and artist manager Leandro Garcia flies across the country to rescue 40-year-old synthesizers. When an original Roland TR-808 drum machine surfaced for sale in Los Angeles, Garcia didn’t hesitate. The seller refused to ship it, worried the legendary drum machine might be damaged in transit. So Garcia booked a flight, rented a car, spent the night in an Airbnb, picked up the machine hi
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