UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5: We’ve added to the list. Click here to skip ahead to tonight’s listings. Wednesday, December 5 kicks off the official start of Art Basel Miami Beach — and, with it, all the completely unofficial festivities that accompany the festival every year. While dollars still fly by the millions inside the [...]
First things first: Have you checked out our guide to all the music going down during Art Basel Miami Beach next week? If not, click here to check out Salty Eggs’ Art Basel music listings now; we’re updating it continually. If you did scan that list already, chances are you may be slightly exhausted in [...]
Judging by the group’s masks, semi-anonymity, and stridently untraditional setup — drums, synths, and more machines — you’d be hazarding a good guess if you figured Black Moth Super Rainbow were all about noise. If you’re old enough to remember the Locust, or maybe Lightning Bolt, based on surface impressions, you’d be forgiven for lumping [...]
Here’s something a little multicultural for your Tuesday night. Miami music audiences love a little world fusion with their rock, and since it opened last year, the Stage in the Design District has been regularly serving it up. As a proper grown-folks’ music venue, it’s the kind of place where the live music is guaranteed [...]
Another second Saturday, another Wynwood Art Walk. Now that it’s October, this edition marks the first boozy gallery crawl of the proper “season” in Miami. Expect big crowds — and things are only going to pick up steam from here. After you hit the strip around Northwest Second Avenue, though, you’ll probably want to keep [...]
Many know the story of Blowfly, the Miami-based, septuagenarian who appears in a superhero outfit and performs some of the most ridiculously bawdy raps ever. Blowfly was the nasty rapper before rap even really existed as a commercial art form, and in his latter-day renaissance, he’s been embraced by an amusingly broad cross-section of scenes. [...]
The weekend technically includes Sunday, but the day seems to be reserved for hangovers and encroaching, existential angst. At least this week, you can fend it off that creeping depression a little more, thanks to a couple of one-off events, the arrival of a new weekly, and a couple of new and old staples. Check [...]
Around 11:30 p.m. last night, it became highly improbable, in a rain of ice cubes, that the the Stage would ever again host anything akin to the Bruise Cruise kick-off party. The Design District venue, with its slightly upscale, living-room-like vibe, most often hosts jam fusion acts and New Orleans-type brass bands. Sure, these shows [...]
You already know this: while earning your college degree was informative and pleasant enough, plenty of us head in a different direction. Or maybe the experience wasn’t so awesome or helpful, but we’re sticking, steadfast and stubborn, to what we set out for in the first place. Joshua Miller, the executive director and founder of [...]
Venezuela has been in the media lately: following the death of Hugo Chávez, his chosen successor, Nicolas Maduro, beat challenger Henrique Capriles in the current election for presidency. It was a miniscule margin of a win—about 50.7%–and as of this write-up, a contested verdict. But if you’re the average United Statesian, you are less aware [...]
