Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: September 28–October 5, 2026
Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from September 30 through October 5, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida.
Karol G performs on October 2
Of Monsters and Men — September 30
Icelandic indie folk band Of Monsters and Men plays The Fillmore Miami Beach on its Mouse Parade Tour. The group’s layered harmonies and expansive arrangements make this a strong opening to the week.
Great White — October 1
Great White shares the bill with Slaughter at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale. Expect a night of guitar-driven hard rock from two bands associated with the genre’s late-1980s and early-1990s heyday.
Celtic Thunder — October 1
Celtic Thunder presents Celebrate Your Favorite Songs at the Broward Center’s Amaturo Theater in Fort Lauderdale. The vocal ensemble offers a theatrical alternative to the week’s rock and pop shows.
Diego Torres — October 1
Argentine singer Diego Torres brings his Mi Norte & Mi Sur Tour to The Fillmore Miami Beach. His Latin pop catalog gives Thursday night a singalong centerpiece.
Karol G — October 2
Karol G takes her Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The stadium setting makes this one of the biggest Latin music events of the week.
Thundercat — October 2
Thundercat plays Miami Beach Bandshell on the Distracted AF Tour. His electric bass leads a sound that moves freely through jazz, funk, R&B and psychedelic soul.
Monsieur Periné — October 2
Monsieur Periné brings its Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz show to ZeyZey Miami. The Colombian group mixes Latin rhythms, jazz and pop in a setting well suited to its playful sound.
Flamingosis — October 2
Flamingosis follows at ZeyZey Miami with a set built around sample-rich beats, funk and electronic grooves. It is a danceable late-night pick for listeners who like their club music warm and soulful.
Tim Green — October 2
Electronic producer Tim Green plays Miami for a Friday night centered on melodic house. His patient builds and textured rhythms make the set a fit for the city’s dance-floor crowd.
Nelly — October 2
Nelly appears at E11EVEN Miami for a late-night hip-hop performance. His catalog of early-2000s hits gives the club booking a familiar, party-ready pull.
Andy Stott — October 2
Andy Stott performs at The Ground at Club Space. Known for murky textures and fractured electronic rhythms, the British producer offers one of the week’s more adventurous dance-music options.
Skilla Baby — October 2
Detroit rapper Skilla Baby heads to DAER Nightclub in Hollywood. The booking adds contemporary rap to Friday’s mix of stadium, theater and club performances.
Zoso — October 3
Led Zeppelin tribute band Zoso plays Miami Beach Bandshell. The outdoor show offers a classic-rock choice for fans who want to hear the group’s music performed live.
Screeching Weasel — October 3
Screeching Weasel brings fast, hook-heavy punk rock to Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale. Its club setting promises a more direct and close-up Saturday night than the week’s arena shows.
Chucho Valdés — October 3
Chucho Valdés celebrates his 85th birthday at the Arsht Center’s Knight Concert Hall with guests Joe Lovano and Terence Blanchard. The program puts Afro-Cuban jazz at the center of Saturday’s music calendar.
Kany García — October 3
Kany García brings the Puerta Abierta Tour to Kaseya Center. The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter’s emotionally direct songs make this a major Latin pop date in downtown Miami.
Akeem Ali — October 3
Akeem Ali performs at Midline Miami. His playful, retro-minded approach to hip-hop offers an intimate alternative to Saturday’s larger concerts.
Leoni Torres — October 3
Cuban singer Leoni Torres performs in Miami on Saturday. His blend of romantic pop and Cuban dance rhythms adds another Latin music choice to the weekend.
Caamp — October 4
Folk-rock band Caamp plays Fort Lauderdale on Sunday. Acoustic textures and close harmonies give this show a gentler pace after Friday and Saturday’s packed schedule.
Don Omar — October 4
Don Omar takes The Last King World Tour to Kaseya Center. The reggaeton pioneer’s catalog includes “Danza Kuduro” and “Dale Don Dale,” making this one of the week’s biggest dance-along shows.
Jay de Lys — October 4
DJ and producer Jay de Lys brings a tech-house set to Miami. His groove-led sound offers a club-focused way to close the weekend.
Jonas Brothers — October 5
Jonas Brothers bring The Burning Up Tour All Over Again to Kaseya Center. The Monday arena date closes the guide with a pop show built around the trio’s familiar hits.
