Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: July 27–August 3, 2026
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Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from July 27–August 3, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Tyga performs on July 31
Lord Huron — July 28
Lord Huron brings its cinematic indie-folk sound to The Fillmore Miami Beach. The band’s atmospheric arrangements, sweeping melodies and emotionally charged storytelling should translate naturally to one of Miami Beach’s most distinctive concert rooms.
WOODZ — July 31
South Korean singer, songwriter and producer WOODZ arrives at The Fillmore Miami Beach with his Archive. 1 World Tour. His ability to shift between K-pop, alternative R&B, rock and hip-hop gives the show a genre-fluid edge built for longtime fans and curious newcomers alike.
Tyga — July 31
Tyga takes over E11EVEN Miami for a late-night performance rooted in club-ready West Coast hip-hop. His catalog of recognizable singles and polished party records makes this a natural fit for the downtown Miami nightlife venue.
Getter — July 31
Getter brings his hard-edged electronic sound to Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale. Known for aggressive bass production, dubstep and trap influences, the producer offers one of the week’s heavier late-night options.
Galantis — July 31
Galantis returns to Miami Beach for a late-night set at LIV inside the Fontainebleau. The Swedish electronic act’s mix of festival-scale production, pop hooks and dance-floor favorites should bring a bright, high-energy finish to Friday night.
Yeat — August 1
Yeat brings The LOVE/LYFE Tour to FTL War Memorial in Fort Lauderdale. His distorted production, unconventional vocal delivery and futuristic approach to trap make this one of the week’s biggest draws for younger hip-hop audiences.
Laidback Luke — August 1
Laidback Luke takes the decks at E11EVEN Miami for a Saturday night built around house, electro and festival-ready energy. The veteran DJ’s versatile sets move comfortably between big-room anthems and club-focused rhythms.
Zeds Dead — August 1
Zeds Dead takes over Factory Town with a bass-heavy set shaped by dubstep, drum and bass, hip-hop and experimental electronic music. The open-air Miami venue offers an ideal setting for the Canadian duo’s immersive sound and large-scale visual production.
Matuê — August 1
Brazilian rapper Matuê arrives at Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale with his melodic approach to trap and a catalog that has made him one of the most recognizable voices in Brazil’s contemporary hip-hop scene. The performance gives South Florida’s Brazilian community a major Saturday night option.
Laszewo — August 1
Laszewo closes out the guide with a late-night appearance at LIV in Miami Beach. The electronic trio combines melodic production, dance-pop vocals and energetic live performance for a polished Saturday night soundtrack.
