Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: September 21–28, 2026
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from September 21–28, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
James Taylor performs on September 26
Death Lens — September 22
Death Lens plays Churchill’s Pub in Little Haiti, opening the week with a bill that also includes Pat and the Pissers. The Los Angeles band’s mix of punk urgency and melodic Southern California rock makes this a pick for listeners who like their live music loud and close to the stage.
Michael Franti Trio — September 22
Michael Franti’s Heartstrings & Dynamite show at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale is billed as a trio performance, with the Wheeland Brothers also appearing. Known for optimistic songs such as “Say Hey (I Love You)” and “The Sound of Sunshine,” Franti offers a warm, communal start to the concert week.
TLC and Salt-N-Pepa with En Vogue — September 24
TLC and Salt-N-Pepa share the bill with En Vogue when the It’s Iconic Tour reaches Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. The combination of hip-hop, R&B harmonies and pop hooks makes this one of the week’s strongest picks for fans of the groups that helped define the 1990s.
Arly Larivière — September 25
Arly Larivière’s Konpa En Symphony reaches Kaseya Center for the tour’s Miami finale. Pairing Haitian konpa with a live symphony orchestra, the production gives the music’s dance rhythms a different scale and texture in downtown Miami.
Loe Shimmy — September 25
Loe Shimmy’s Pretty Girls Run the World Tour stops at Midline Miami in Wynwood. His rough-edged delivery, melodic phrasing and reflective lyrics make the show a strong local pick for listeners following Florida’s contemporary rap scene.
Afrojack — September 25
Afrojack headlines Friday’s lineup at E11EVEN Miami. The Dutch producer behind “Take Over Control” and a collaborator on “Give Me Everything” is a natural choice for fans of electronic dance music with a pop crossover streak.
Caiiro with Falyn — September 25
Caiiro and Falyn are listed together at Sable Miami, the vinyl lounge and cafe in Wynwood. Caiiro’s Afro-house and Afro-tech sound makes the Friday night pairing an option for listeners drawn to percussion and extended dance grooves.
Steve Aoki — September 25
Steve Aoki returns to LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach for a Friday night appearance. The Dim Mak founder’s catalog crosses electronic music, pop and hip-hop, making this a pick for fans who want familiar hooks alongside the energy of a major club production.
James Taylor — September 26
James Taylor performs at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on Saturday. His warm baritone, distinctive guitar playing and decades of songwriting make this a standout for listeners who prefer an evening built around voice, melody and carefully crafted songs.
Álvaro Torres — September 26
Álvaro Torres is listed for a Saturday concert on the main stage at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center in Cutler Bay. The Salvadoran singer-songwriter’s romantic Latin pop catalog, including “Nada Se Compara Contigo” and “Chiquita Mía,” gives the evening its appeal for longtime ballad fans.
Santiago Cruz — September 26
Santiago Cruz’s Sigo en Pie Tour arrives at the Miami Beach Bandshell. The Colombian singer-songwriter’s melodic pop finds an outdoor setting in North Beach, with the tour accompanying his album Fragmentos.
aespa — September 26
aespa takes over Kaseya Center with the 2026–27 LIVE TOUR – SYNK : Complæxity. The downtown arena date is the week’s marquee K-pop booking and a chance for South Florida fans to catch the group on its latest international tour.
Vladimir Dubyshkin and Grace Dahl — September 26
Vladimir Dubyshkin and Grace Dahl are listed together at Domicile Miami for a Saturday night event. Dubyshkin’s interest in both experimental electronics and danceable rhythms makes this a pick for listeners who enjoy techno with unusual textures and unexpected turns.
Franky Rizardo — September 26
Franky Rizardo’s FLOW night is scheduled for the Terrace at Club Space, adding a late-night booking to Saturday’s lineup. For dance-floor regulars planning an extended session, this is one to keep on the calendar; ticket categories have different entry windows, so check the conditions before choosing.
Crankdat — September 26
Crankdat headlines Saturday at LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach. His bass-heavy productions and high-energy remixes make this a pick for electronic music fans looking for a harder-hitting night on Miami Beach.
Benise — September 27
Benise’s 25 Years of Passion! plays the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center in Cutler Bay, with the Sunday performance scheduled for 5 p.m. Spanish guitar, musicians and choreographed dancers anchor a production that draws on flamenco, salsa and samba, alongside reinterpretations of familiar rock and classical music.
Rodrigo Teaser — September 27
Rodrigo Teaser presents Michael Lives Forever at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale. The Brazilian performer’s Michael Jackson tribute features a live band, dancers, costumes and choreography, with songs such as “Billie Jean,” “Thriller” and “Beat It” featured in the production’s description.
Silvana Estrada — September 27
Silvana Estrada closes the weekend at the Miami Beach Bandshell with the Suaves Lluvias 2026 Tour. The Mexican singer-songwriter pairs her voice with the Venezuelan cuatro, drawing on Latin American folk, indie and jazz in songs shaped by grief, hope and personal experience.
