Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: April 27–May 4, 2026
- Apr 25
- 3 min read
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from April 27 to May 4 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Graham Nash — April 28 and April 29
A two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Nash is central to the legacy of Crosby, Stills & Nash, known for intricate harmonies and socially conscious songwriting, revisiting a catalog that helped define folk rock across both nights.
Florence + The Machine — April 29
Fronted by Florence Welch, the band is known for dramatic indie rock and baroque pop, earning multiple Grammy nominations and critical acclaim for expansive live performances.
Guns N' Roses — April 30
Among the most influential rock bands of all time, Guns N' Roses defined late-1980s hard rock with albums like Appetite for Destruction, combining raw energy with mainstream success.
Andrey Makarevich & Laima Vaikule — April 30
This joint performance brings together Eastern European pop and rock traditions, led by Makarevich, founder of Mashina Vremeni, and Vaikule, a celebrated pop vocalist.
Alex Ferreira — April 30
Ferreira blends indie pop with Caribbean influences, building a following through introspective lyrics and modern Latin alternative production.
James Hype — April 30
A fixture in global club circuits, Hype is known for high-energy house sets and technical DJ skills, gaining prominence through viral performances and festival appearances.
Kane Brown with Marshmello and Nelly — May 1
This crossover lineup merges country, EDM, and hip-hop, reflecting Brown’s genre-blending approach and the mainstream reach of Marshmello and Nelly.
Zedd — May 1
A Grammy-winning electronic artist, Zedd is known for polished EDM hits that bridge pop and dance music, including collaborations with major chart acts.
Afrojack — May 2
A key figure in the EDM boom, Afrojack has produced global hits and collaborated widely, earning a Grammy and shaping festival mainstage sounds.
Alejandro Sanz — May 2
One of the most decorated Latin artists, Sanz has won multiple Grammys and Latin Grammys, known for blending flamenco with pop and ballad traditions.
America — May 2
Behind classics like “A Horse with No Name”, America remains a staple of 1970s folk rock, noted for melodic harmonies and radio longevity.
Floetry with Raheem DeVaughn — May 2
Floetry helped define neo-soul in the early 2000s, while DeVaughn continues that tradition with socially aware R&B and Grammy-nominated work.
Rampa — May 2
A member of the Keinemusik collective, Rampa is known for deep house and techno sets that emphasize groove-driven minimalism.
SANAM — May 2
The group has built a global following through reinterpretations of classic Bollywood songs and original pop rock releases.
John Summit — May 2
Summit has quickly risen in house music, driven by viral tracks and a strong presence in club and festival circuits.
Loud Luxury — May 2
The duo gained mainstream success with dance-pop hits, combining tropical house influences with radio-friendly hooks.
Joost Klein — May 3
Klein merges rap, pop, and performance art, gaining international attention through unconventional releases and viral content.
Raphael — May 3
A major figure in Latin pop, Raphael’s decades-long career includes international hits and influence across Spanish-language music.
Disclosure — May 3
The brothers behind Disclosure helped revive UK garage and house, earning Grammy nominations and shaping modern electronic pop.
Martin Garrix — May 3
One of the most recognizable EDM figures, Garrix achieved global fame early with festival anthems and continues to headline major events.
Simrit — May 3
Simrit blends world music, folk, and meditative sounds, creating immersive live performances rooted in spiritual traditions.
Smokedope2016 — May 3
Part of the emerging underground rap scene, Smokedope2016 has gained traction through online releases and niche audiences.
By ML Staff. Photos/Courtesy of each artist