Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: October 19–26, 2026
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from October 19–October 26, 2026, across Miami and nearby South Florida.
Chayanne performs on October 24
The Doobie Brothers — October 20
Few bands have a catalog as recognizable as The Doobie Brothers. At Hard Rock Live in Davie, fans can revisit classics such as “Listen to the Music,” “Long Train Runnin’” and “What a Fool Believes.”
Bombargo — October 21
Canadian group Bombargo mixes vintage soul, upbeat pop and rock into an energetic live sound. Their performance at ZeyZey Miami is a good pick for listeners who appreciate infectious melodies and retro-inspired arrangements.
Yung Gravy — October 22
Humor and catchy samples are central to Yung Gravy's approach to hip-hop. His Revolution Live appearance in Fort Lauderdale promises a playful night of witty lyrics, infectious beats and crowd-friendly rap.
Álvaro Díaz — October 22
Puerto Rican artist Álvaro Díaz pushes Latin urban music into experimental territory, combining reggaeton, Latin trap and alternative pop influences. His show at The Fillmore Miami Beach is an appealing choice for fans seeking a fresh take on the genre.
Teddy Swims — October 23
Known for his powerful vocals, Teddy Swims moves effortlessly between pop, soul and R&B. His performance at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise gives fans the chance to hear songs such as “Lose Control” in a major live setting.
Mumiy Troll — October 23
Russian rock veterans Mumiy Troll bring an international perspective to South Florida's concert calendar. Their blend of alternative rock, pop and new-wave influences makes this Hallandale Beach date an option for fans exploring music beyond the mainstream English-language circuit.
Dope Lemon — October 23
Dope Lemon, the Australian project led by Angus Stone, favors hazy guitars, bluesy grooves and psychedelic indie rock. The ZeyZey Miami show offers a laid-back alternative to the weekend's larger concerts.
Green Velvet — October 23
Chicago house pioneer Green Velvet has spent decades influencing dance music with his distinctive vocals and inventive productions. His Miami appearance is a highlight for clubgoers drawn to the roots of house and techno.
Pearson Sound — October 23
British DJ and producer Pearson Sound explores the more experimental side of electronic music, drawing on UK bass, techno and underground club sounds. His Miami set should appeal to listeners who prefer intricate rhythms over conventional festival-style drops.
Basti Grub — October 23
German DJ and producer Basti Grub brings groove-focused house and techno to Miami Beach. Expect a dance-oriented set built around rolling rhythms and the kind of extended mixes that keep club floors moving.
Nicole Moudaber — October 23
Nicole Moudaber is known for powerful techno sets, dark textures and relentless rhythms. Her appearance at Club Space's Terrace fits Miami's after-hours culture, making it a strong choice for fans ready to dance well into the night.
Scene Queen — October 24
Scene Queen combines metalcore aggression with pop influences, theatrical flair and sharp humor. Her Revolution Live performance in Fort Lauderdale offers alternative music fans a high-energy show that refuses to take itself too seriously.
Chayanne — October 24
Latin pop icon Chayanne takes over Kaseya Center with a catalog of romantic ballads and dance-floor favorites. Decades into his career, the Puerto Rican superstar remains a major live draw, bringing polished choreography and familiar hits to downtown Miami.
John Scofield — October 24
Modern jazz great John Scofield brings his expressive guitar playing to the Miami Beach Bandshell. His music blends improvisational jazz with funk, blues and rock, offering a more intimate alternative to the weekend's arena shows.
Blake Shelton — October 24
Country star Blake Shelton heads to Hard Rock Live in Davie with a repertoire of radio hits, heartfelt ballads and upbeat anthems. His Saturday performance is a natural choice for country fans looking for a major live show in South Florida.
Peter Bjorn and John — October 25
Swedish indie-pop trio Peter Bjorn and John are best known internationally for “Young Folks,” one of the defining indie hits of the 2000s. Their performance at ZeyZey Miami offers fans a chance to revisit that era and discover more of the band's melodic, guitar-driven catalog.
Steve Lacy — October 26
Steve Lacy wraps up the week at the FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park with his distinctive blend of alternative R&B, funk and indie pop. The Grammy-winning artist, known for tracks such as “Bad Habit” and “Dark Red,” has developed a sound that feels equally at home in intimate venues and large outdoor performances.
