Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: August 17–24, 2026
- Aug 17
- 2 min read
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from August 17–August 24, 2026, across Miami and nearby South Florida.
Don Toliver performs on August 22
Anthony Green — August 19
Anthony Green brings his This Tour Won't Save You tour to Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale with Goon and Keith Goodwin. The intimate venue and lineup make this a strong pick for fans of alternative rock, post-hardcore and emotionally charged live performances.
Squeeze — August 20
Few British pop-rock acts have the songwriting legacy of Squeeze, making their Hard Rock Live appearance a particularly strong pick this week. Adam Ant and Haircut 100 join the bill for an evening packed with classic songs and sophisticated power-pop energy.
Clarent — August 20
The Fillmore Miami Beach gets a dose of Puerto Rican urban music as Clarent arrives for his first official U.S. tour. His mix of trap, melodic vocals and Latin urban influences gives the night a distinctly contemporary edge.
Los Kjarkas — August 21
Bolivian folk legends Los Kjarkas perform at the Manuel Artime Theater in Miami. Known for their influence on Andean folk music and Latin American traditions, the group offers a distinctive cultural experience for audiences looking beyond the city’s mainstream concert circuit.
Subtronics — August 22
Saturday starts loud at DAER Dayclub, where Subtronics brings his bass-driven electronic sound to Hollywood. Expect hard-hitting production and festival-sized energy in a daytime setting designed for fans of dubstep and modern EDM.
Don Toliver — August 22
Don Toliver brings the NITROUS - OCTANE WORLD TOUR LEG 2 to Kaseya Center for one of the weekend’s biggest arena shows. The Houston artist’s blend of hip-hop, trap and melodic R&B makes this a major draw for fans looking for a full-scale live production in downtown Miami.
Buckcherry — August 22
Guitars take center stage at Culture Room as Buckcherry shares the bill with Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown. The Fort Lauderdale stop offers a welcome dose of straight-ahead hard rock amid a weekend otherwise packed with hip-hop and electronic music.
Ship Wrek — August 22
For a late-night electronic option, head to Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale for Ship Wrek. The duo’s bass house sound is built for crowded club floors, making this one of the weekend’s best choices for keeping the party going after dark.
Loco Dice & Seth Troxler — August 22
Two major names in underground electronic music team up at Club Space for a late-night set. Loco Dice and Seth Troxler should make this one of Saturday’s essential stops for house and techno fans looking for a true Miami after-hours experience.
