Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: August 31–September 7, 2026
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Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from August 31–September 7, 2026, in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Myriam Hernández peforms on September 5
Jorge Drexler — September 2
Jorge Drexler takes the stage at The Fillmore Miami Beach with the thoughtful songwriting and elegant mix of Latin pop, folk and contemporary sounds that define his catalog. The intimate theater setting should give his nuanced vocals and lyric-driven performance room to shine.
anees — September 2
anees arrives at ZeyZey Miami with The Lucky Duck Tour, moving between bright, high-energy tracks and intimate ballads. His blend of pop, hip-hop and soul fits naturally into the venue's open-air atmosphere.
Asake — September 2
Asake brings the In God We Trust World Tour to the James L. Knight Center with Uncle Waffles joining the Miami stop. The arena-scale show pairs Asake's Afrobeats-driven sound with a dance-floor-ready opening set from one of amapiano's leading names.
Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors — September 3
Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms share the bill at Hard Rock Live, with Spin Doctors rounding out a packed night of 1990s rock favorites. The three-band lineup offers a deep run of radio staples, guitar hooks and jam-band energy in one show.
Zacarías Ferreira — September 4
Zacarías Ferreira headlines a Labor Day weekend concert at El Güacalito Restaurant. The Dominican singer's romantic bachata catalog makes this a strong pick for an evening built around live music, dancing and familiar favorites.
Juanes — September 4
Juanes takes over Kaseya Center with his 2026 world tour, placing Colombian rock and Latin pop at the center of one of the week's largest concerts. Fans can expect a polished arena production anchored by his distinctive guitar work and extensive hit catalog.
Rick Ross — September 4
Rick Ross returns to his home city for a Labor Day weekend appearance at E11EVEN Miami. The late-night performance pairs his signature Miami rap catalog with the club's large-scale production, DJs and theatrical atmosphere.
Emmit Fenn — September 4
Emmit Fenn performs at ZeyZey Miami with a set shaped by cinematic electronic production, indie-pop songwriting and understated vocals. The venue's intimate Zaku Stage offers a fitting backdrop for his atmospheric sound.
Victor Calderone and Cocodrills — September 4
Victor Calderone joins Miami duo Cocodrills at Sable for a late-night session rooted in house and techno. The pairing should appeal to clubgoers looking for driving rhythms and an underground alternative to the weekend's arena shows.
Gadi Mitrani — September 4
Gadi Mitrani steps into the booth at Do Not Sit on the Furniture for an extended Miami Beach club night. His melodic, groove-led approach offers a warm and immersive option for house music fans heading into the holiday weekend.
Linska — September 4
Linska joins the late-night programming at Club Space with a set built for the venue's after-hours crowd. Her club-focused sound adds another high-energy electronic option to an especially busy Friday in downtown Miami.
Galantis — September 5
Galantis takes over DAER Dayclub at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood for a daytime Labor Day weekend party. The set promises melodic electronic hooks, vocal-driven anthems and the bright energy of a poolside festival experience.
Citizen — September 5
Citizen brings the Halcyon Blues tour to Revolution Live with Anxious, Hotline TNT and Rocket. The lineup covers melodic post-hardcore, indie rock and heavier alternative sounds, making it one of the week's strongest guitar-driven bills.
Nicko McBrain's Titanium Tart — September 5
Nicko McBrain's Titanium Tart celebrates the music of Iron Maiden at Culture Room, with Vern Daysel & The Burning Breeze joining the bill. The intimate Fort Lauderdale show offers metal fans a close-up encounter with the longtime Iron Maiden drummer and a set centered on the band's music.
Myriam Hernández — September 5
Myriam Hernández performs at the James L. Knight Center with the romantic ballads and Latin pop songs that have defined her career. Her expressive delivery makes this a polished alternative to the weekend's club-heavy schedule.
50 Cent — September 5
50 Cent headlines E11EVEN Miami as part of the venue's Labor Day weekend programming. His run of hip-hop hits meets the club's mix of DJs, dancers, aerialists and large-scale visuals for a late-night concert-party format.
Prunk — September 5
Prunk lands at Jolene Sound Room with Bakke for a night of tightly wound house grooves in downtown Miami. The underground setting and extended club format make this a smart pick for listeners who want to stay close to the dance floor.
Bou — September 5
Bou takes over Kemistry Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale for a Road to EDC Orlando event. His fast, bass-heavy drum-and-bass sound should turn the club into one of the weekend's most intense electronic rooms.
ISOxo and Brutalismus 3000 — September 5
ISOxo and Brutalismus 3000 unite for a special ISO 3000 set at Factory Town, supported by Rocket Rese, Kuru, Ali RQ and Mason. The collision of trap, techno and high-speed rave energy makes this one of the weekend's most ambitious electronic bookings.
Disco Lines — September 5
Disco Lines closes out Saturday at LIV Nightclub with an upbeat mix of house music, pop hooks and festival-ready drops. The Fontainebleau venue gives the set a glossy Miami Beach setting built for a late-night holiday crowd.
Cristoph — September 6
Cristoph brings his progressive house sound to La Otra in Wynwood for a Labor Day weekend set. His patient builds and melodic production offer a sleek Sunday-night option for fans who favor atmosphere as much as impact.
Sara Landry — September 6
Sara Landry headlines Factory Town with Fumi, Hhunter, Mischluft, Serafina and Supergloss. The Labor Day weekend lineup is built around hard techno and hardgroove, turning the open-air complex into a full-scale destination for Miami's rave crowd.
Tayc — September 7
French R&B artist Tayc makes his first Miami appearance at the Miami Beach Bandshell. His Afrolove sound blends R&B, pop and African influences, giving the open-air Labor Day concert a smooth, danceable finish to the week.
