Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: June 29–July 6, 2026
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from June 29–July 6, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Shakira performs on July 1 and July 2
Ariana Grande — June 30, July 2 & July 3
Ariana Grande takes over Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise for a three-night South Florida run on The Eternal Sunshine Tour. The arena dates give local fans multiple chances to catch one of pop’s biggest voices.
Joe Jackson + Band — July 1
Joe Jackson heads to Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale with his Hope and Fury Tour. Known for sharp songwriting and a catalog that moves through rock, pop, jazz and new wave, Jackson offers one of the week’s strongest picks.
Ratones Paranoicos — July 1
Argentine rock legends Ratones Paranoicos land at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood with their Edición Mundial show. Their South Florida stop should be a major draw for Latin rock fans, pairing swaggering guitar energy with a rare U.S. appearance.
Shakira — July 1 & July 2
Shakira lights up Kaseya Center with two downtown Miami dates on her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour 2026. With a catalog that moves across Latin pop, global dance music and stadium-sized hooks, these shows rank among the biggest concerts of the week.
Madison Beer — July 2
Madison Beer’s The Locket Tour stops at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood for a Thursday night pop show. Her sound blends glossy pop, R&B textures and emotional songwriting, making this a strong pick for fans looking for a modern concert.
BRESH — July 2
BRESH returns to DAER Nightclub for a late-night party built around Latin pop, reggaeton, dance hits and a colorful crowd-first atmosphere. The Argentina-born party brand has become a global nightlife staple, and its Miami-area stop fits perfectly into the city’s bilingual dance-floor culture.
Steve Aoki — July 2
Steve Aoki turns LIV Nightclub Miami inside the Fontainebleau Miami Beach into an Independence Day weekend kickoff. Expect a high-energy electronic set and big-room production.
Keyshia Cole and Trey Songz — July 4
Keyshia Cole and Trey Songz set the tone for a Fourth of July R&B night at DAER Nightclub in Hollywood. The pairing brings early-2000s and 2010s R&B nostalgia into a club setting, making it a strong holiday-weekend option for fans who want familiar slow-jam energy.
SVDDEN DEATH — July 4
SVDDEN DEATH gives Fourth of July weekend a heavier electronic option at Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale. His sound leans intense, dark and physical, offering bass music fans a harder-edged night away from the beach-club circuit.
Tame Impala — July 6
Tame Impala closes the guide with a Kaseya Center date on The Deadbeat Tour, featuring special guest Djo. Kevin Parker’s project has grown from psychedelic rock favorite to arena-scale live experience.
