Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: April 6–13, 2026
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Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from April 6 to April 13 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Ricardo Arjona — April 6 and April 7
The Latin pop and ballad artist is known for narrative songwriting and major commercial success across Spanish-speaking markets. A multi-platinum performer with decades of touring, he remains one of the most influential voices in Latin music, performing back-to-back nights at Kaseya Center.
Zara Larsson — April 7
The Swedish pop artist broke through internationally with chart hits and strong streaming numbers, earning multiple European awards. Her sound blends dance-pop with contemporary R&B influences. Performing at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater.
The Devil Wears Prada — April 8
The metalcore group is known for blending heavy breakdowns with melodic elements, earning a strong following in the post-hardcore scene and consistent Billboard chart appearances. Performing at Revolution Live.
South Florida Symphony Orchestra — April 8
This regional orchestra presents classical repertoire with guest soloists and conductors, contributing to South Florida’s performing arts scene with a mix of traditional and contemporary programming. Performing at The Parker.
Verka Serduchka — April 8
A satirical pop persona created by Andriy Danylko, Verka Serduchka gained global recognition after a standout Eurovision performance, blending humor, dance music, and theatrical spectacle. Performing at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater.
Mt. Joy — April 9
The indie rock group has built a strong streaming presence with folk-influenced songwriting and festival appearances, becoming a staple on alternative radio playlists. Performing at Hard Rock Live.
Feid — April 9
A leading figure in modern reggaeton, Feid has achieved global streaming success and collaborations with major Latin artists, shaping the genre’s current sound. Performing at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater.
Mark Normand — April 10
A stand-up comedian recognized for his sharp delivery and frequent appearances on late-night television and podcasts, Normand has built a strong following in the comedy circuit. Performing at Fort Lauderdale Improv.
Hippie Sabotage — April 10
The electronic duo gained viral attention with remix work and continues to tour globally with bass-driven, atmospheric productions rooted in alternative electronic music. Performing at Midline Miami.
Zack Fox — April 10
Known for his work in comedy, music, and online media, Zack Fox blends hip-hop with irreverent humor and has developed a strong cultural presence across platforms. Performing at Revolution Live.
Gregory Porter — April 11
A Grammy Award-winning vocalist, Porter is known for his rich baritone and modern approach to jazz and soul, earning critical acclaim worldwide. Performing at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
B2K and Bow Wow — April 11
This nostalgia-driven show brings early-2000s R&B and hip-hop hits back to the stage, highlighting artists who helped define that era’s mainstream sound. Performing at Amerant Bank Arena.
Santana — April 11
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame act blends Latin rhythms with rock and blues, with a legacy that includes multiple Grammy Awards and decades of global influence. Performing at Hard Rock Live.
Paso Doble — April 11
An electronic performance centered on house and techno influences, catering to late-night club audiences with DJ-driven sets. Performing at Do Not Sit On The Furniture.
El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico — April 12
One of the most enduring salsa groups, with a career spanning decades and a major role in popularizing the genre worldwide through classic recordings and tours. Performing at Doral Central Park Amphitheater.
Triumph — April 13
The classic rock band is known for arena rock anthems and a strong following from the late 1970s and 1980s, maintaining influence in the genre’s legacy circuit. Performing at Hard Rock Live.
