David Rolland
Miami New Times
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Things to Do in Miami: Afro Roots Fest with Amadou & Mariam March 14, 2023
For nearly 50 years, Amadou & Mariam have been finding inspiration for their music from all corners of the globe. → Read More
Interview with Oro Fresco, Miami's Alternative Latin Dance Music Act
Golden Flora and Darwin Figueroa are down to get experimental. → Read More
Things to Do in Miami: ¿Téo? at Gramps March 2, 2023
On Luna, ¿Téo? shows off his bilingualism with 12 tracks. → Read More
Things to Do in Miami: Nnamdï at Gramps February 22, 2023
The singer is fine with the fact it's difficult to pigeonhole his sound. → Read More
Things to Do in Miami: International Noise Conference 2023
This year's edition of the International Noise Conference in Miami started on February 6 and goes through the weekend featuring dozens of artists making all kinds of noise. → Read More
Concert Review: Bruce Springsteen at Hard Rock Live February 7, 2023
Despite all the Ticketmaster drama, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band prove they are worth the ticket price at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida. → Read More
Things to Do in Fort Lauderdale: Squirrel Nut Zippers at the Parker February 9, 2023
While Squirrel Nut Zippers were built on a fondness for a bygone era, the band is now entering its 30th year, old enough to inspire its own brand of nostalgia. → Read More
Moneybagg Yo Protégé YTB Fatt Is Ready to Take the Hip-Hop World by Storm
The Bread Gang signee hasn't seen much of Miami outside the studio. → Read More
Despite Its Black Metal Label, Cloak Promises a Rock 'n' Roll Show at Gramps
The black metal band is ready to win over new fans. → Read More
Jolt Radio Moves to a Larger Studio Space in Allapattah
With a larger space at the station's disposal, founder John Caignet hopes Jolt Radio can make itself more open to the public and host events on a regular basis. → Read More
Things to Do in Miami: the Skatalites at the Ground January 27, 2023
For percussionist Larry McDonald, the way the Skatalites continue to perform as a legacy band follows an honorable musical tradition no one thinks twice about in the worlds of jazz or classical music. → Read More
For Kid2, There's Nothing Embarrassing About '90s-Style Rock
The band recently dropped its second album, Embarrassing. → Read More
Ayleen Valentine Crafts Dreamy Bedroom Pop for Her Debut EP
Ayleen Valentine released "Tonight I Don't Exist," a dreamy seven-song EP of bedroom pop, last year. → Read More
Miami Jewish Film Festival 2023: "This Is National Wake" at O Cinema South Beach January 16
The documentary "This Is National Wake" chronicles the triumphs, troubles, and great tunes the band created in during a time when it was an actual crime for people of different races to coexist. → Read More
Patti Smith Sings and Reminisces at the Miami Book Fair
Beyond her rock 'n' roll resume, Patti Smith is also an author many times over. → Read More
Things to Do in Miami: Georgio Valentino at Gramps December 11, 2022
Georgio Valentino thought he had given up on music. → Read More
Radiator Comics Publishes Underground Comics in Miami
There's a long history of underground comics devoted to subtlety and shades of gray. That's the nook South Florida comic book publisher Radiator Comics aims to occupy. → Read More
Best Book Publishers in Miami 2022
Everyone keeps saying that print is dead, but more than 825 million books were sold in the U.S. last year. → Read More
Concert Review: Gorillaz at FTX Arena October 23, 2022
Gorillaz finally played a non-festival show in South Florida. → Read More
Interview with Perry Farrell on Jane's Addiction and Growing Up in South Florida
While Jane's Addiction might be synonymous with Southern California, where the band started, Perry Farrell's formative years were spent in South Florida. → Read More