Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: February 9–16, 2026
- Feb 5
- 3 min read
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from February 9 to February 16 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Sabaton – February 9 Purchase Tickets
The Swedish band Sabaton is known for its power metal sound and historically driven lyrics centered on military history and global conflicts. Formed in 1999, the group has built a strong international following and is recognized for its theatrical live performances and concept albums.
Built to Spill – February 9
Built to Spill is an influential American indie rock band led by Doug Martsch, celebrated for its melodic songwriting and extended guitar arrangements. Since the 1990s, the band has remained a cornerstone of alternative rock, earning critical acclaim for albums like Keep It Like a Secret.
Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes – February 10
Led by founding vocalist Nicolas Reyes, the Gipsy Kings blend flamenco, pop, and Latin rhythms into a globally recognizable sound. The group has sold millions of records worldwide and won a Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.
Piaf! The Show – February 10
Piaf! The Show is a theatrical concert production celebrating the life and music of French icon Édith Piaf. Combining live performance and visual storytelling, the show has toured internationally, paying tribute to one of the most influential singers of the 20th century.
Andrea Bocelli – February 12
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli is one of the most successful classical crossover artists in history, with a career spanning opera, pop, and sacred music. He has sold over 90 million records worldwide and performed on some of the world’s most prestigious stages.
Samara Joy – February 12
Samara Joy is a Grammy Award winning jazz vocalist whose work reflects classic jazz traditions with a contemporary approach. Emerging as a major voice in modern jazz, she has been widely praised for her vocal control, phrasing, and reverence for the genre’s roots.
Mariah the Scientist – February 12 and 13
Mariah the Scientist is an Atlanta-based R&B artist known for her introspective songwriting and minimalist production style. Her music blends alternative R&B with emotional storytelling, earning her growing critical recognition and a devoted fan base.
José Luis Rodríguez – February 13
Known as “El Puma”, José Luis Rodríguez is a Venezuelan singer and actor with a career spanning several decades. He is a prominent figure in Latin pop and ballad music, with numerous chart successes across Latin America and the United States.
Digable Planets – February 13
Digable Planets is a pioneering hip-hop trio known for its fusion of jazz, funk, and socially conscious rap. The group won a Grammy Award in the 1990s and remains influential for its role in shaping alternative and jazz rap movements.
Rascal Flatts – February 14
Rascal Flatts is a country music trio that achieved major commercial success with multiple chart-topping albums and singles. The group is known for blending contemporary country with pop sensibilities, earning numerous industry awards over its career.
Álvaro Torres y sus Amigos – February 14
Salvadoran singer-songwriter Álvaro Torres is recognized for his romantic ballads and contributions to Latin pop music. His work has been recorded by numerous artists and remains a staple of Spanish-language radio.
Loboda – February 14
Loboda is a Ukrainian pop artist known for her visually driven performances and genre-blending sound. She has achieved international success in Eastern Europe and beyond, earning recognition for her stage production and contemporary pop style.
Leoni Torres – February 14
Cuban singer Leoni Torres is known for blending traditional Cuban music with modern pop and Latin influences. A former member of Charanga Habanera, he has built a successful solo career with strong appeal across Cuban and Latin audiences.
Gryffin – February 14
Gryffin is a DJ and electronic music producer whose sound combines melodic house with live instrumentation. He has achieved mainstream success within the EDM scene, performing at major festivals and collaborating with a range of pop and electronic artists.
Calvin Harris – February 15
Calvin Harris is one of the most commercially successful electronic music producers in the world. With multiple global hits and collaborations across pop and dance music, he has played a major role in shaping modern electronic and club culture.
Molotov – February 15
Mexican rock band Molotov is known for its politically charged lyrics and fusion of rock, hip-hop, and funk. Since the late 1990s, the group has maintained a strong presence in Latin alternative music, earning both controversy and critical acclaim.
By ML Staff. Photos/Courtesy of each artist