Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: September 7–14, 2026
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Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from September 7–14, 2026, in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Rosalía performs on September 14
Rio Da Yung OG — September 8
Flint rapper Rio Da Yung OG performs on the Zaku Stage at ZeyZey Miami. His blunt storytelling, conversational punchlines and ties to Michigan’s rap scene give the evening a distinct identity within the week’s hip-hop lineup.
The Suicide Machines — September 9
The Suicide Machines mark 30 years of Destruction by Definition at Churchill’s Pub. The Detroit band’s combination of ska, punk and hardcore makes this a pick for fans of the 1990s ska-punk scene, with Austin hardcore group Mugger opening.
Malcolm Todd — September 9
Malcolm Todd’s Do That Again Tour stops at War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale. His blend of R&B and alternative pop pairs smooth melodies with an offbeat sensibility, offering a Wednesday option for listeners drawn to personal songwriting and relaxed grooves.
Charley Crockett — September 10
Charley Crockett visits Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood on the Age of the Ram Tour, with Nat Myers opening. Crockett’s mix of country, blues and Western storytelling makes this a Thursday selection for listeners drawn to American roots music.
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie — September 10
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie performs at Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale for a Thursday night club appearance. The Bronx rapper’s melodic approach to hip-hop, balancing sung hooks with direct verses, makes this an option for fans of contemporary New York rap.
The Mavericks & Friends — September 11
The Mavericks & Friends take the stage at Wells Hall at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale. Featuring longtime band members and guest vocalists, the show revisits a catalog that crosses country, rock and roll, and Latin music while honoring the legacy of Raul Malo.
Ken Carson — September 11
Ken Carson performs at FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park as part of the xperimenting tour. The Atlanta rapper’s abrasive beats and electronic production place this downtown outdoor show at the louder end of Friday’s hip-hop calendar.
Omar Courtz — September 11
Omar Courtz opens a two-night engagement at Kaseya Center with the Por Si Mañana No Estoy Tour. The Puerto Rican artist’s melodic urbano sound moves into an arena setting, making this one of the week’s main draws for fans of contemporary Latin music.
Tito Puente Jr. & His Orchestra — September 12
Tito Puente Jr. and His Orchestra celebrate the music of Tito Puente at the Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center on Nova Southeastern University’s campus in Davie. Salsa and Latin jazz anchor a program devoted to the percussionist and bandleader’s musical legacy.
Orishas — September 12
Orishas return to the James L. Knight Center in downtown Miami. The Cuban group connects hip-hop with Afro-Cuban rhythms, offering a concert shaped by island traditions, pointed lyrics and a catalog that helped define Latin rap.
Satin Jackets — September 12
Satin Jackets plays a DJ set at ZeyZey Miami, with nu-disco and melodic house at the center of the evening. The German producer’s layered synths and measured grooves make this a Saturday choice for listeners who favor melody in their dance music.
Mari Froes — September 12
Brazilian singer-songwriter Mari Froes performs at the Miami Beach Bandshell. Her blend of MPB, samba and jazz offers a window into a new generation of Brazilian songwriting, with the North Beach venue providing an outdoor setting for the Saturday concert.
Lil Texas — September 12
Lil Texas returns to Domicile Miami for a Saturday night focused on hardcore electronic music. The producer’s fast, forceful sound puts this booking at the harder end of the week’s club calendar.
Joseph Capriati — September 12
Joseph Capriati headlines Club Space with Gennaro and Kidoo on Saturday night. The Italian DJ’s house and techno background makes this a pick for electronic music listeners planning a late night in downtown Miami.
GUDFELLA + Calussa — September 12
GUDFELLA and Calussa share the bill at Floyd Miami for Nu Sonido, with Tiffy Vera completing the lineup. House and tech house are the focus of this downtown club night, adding another Saturday option for electronic music fans.
The Strokes — September 13
The Strokes play Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood on the Reality Awaits North America tour. The New York band’s guitar-driven sound anchors a bill that also features Geordie Greep and Promiseland.
Militarie Gun — September 13
Militarie Gun plays Churchill’s Pub with Softcult and Shady Nasty. The Los Angeles band connects hardcore energy with melodic rock, offering a Sunday show for listeners interested in the overlap between punk intensity and accessible songwriting.
LUCKI — September 13
LUCKI performs at War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale with special guest Sk8star. The Chicago rapper’s understated delivery and introspective writing make this a Sunday pick for listeners drawn to the atmospheric side of hip-hop.
Rosalía — September 14
Rosalía closes the week at Kaseya Center with the LUX Tour 2026. The Spanish artist’s arena appearance is one of the guide’s headline events, with the September 14 performance replacing the show originally scheduled for June 4.
