This pub has a weekly jazz night and a pretty great curry to eat. But it's also hosted just about every great local punk, rock, hardcore, and metal band in the history of live Miami music
One of the coolest things about the Fillmore is that it's split into three sections: a seated area in the back, the pit in the front, and a standing area in the middle.
This midsized Downtown Miami venue is just big enough to pull some great national acts. But it's also small enough to feel as though you're seeing them at a secret show.
The Pickle wasn't just built for freaking on the dance floor. It was also built for freaking out to great music. Most of the bands you'll see here are likely to be dance-y in some capacity.
Inside, it's you, the music and a really handsome crowd looking for fun without pretense.
Sweat Records is anything and everything Miami's cultural community needs it to be. It regularly puts on great concerts and comedy shows in the back of the shop.
The programming includes ballet and opera. But the Gusman's got live music too.
This Midtown venue's concerts are eclectically programmed -- funk bands, St. Vincent, and soul mystic Cody Chesnutt have all washed their hands in the same busted backstage sink.
Move your personal-space-violating tush down to Bardot's stagefront sofas where you'll be sitting well within reaching distance of the best young bands to pass through Miami.
