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Live on the Plaza: Fat Produce

Hip-Hop

Soul jazz, funk and hip-hop influences meet in an outdoor performance by Miami duo Fat Produce at the Adrienne Arsht Center. Presented Saturday, April 10 as the final Live on the Plaza concert of the 2026-27 season, guitarist Addison Rifkind and drummer Michael Duffy bring their groove-centered sound to the Parker and Vann Thomson Plaza for the Arts with a rotating bass player. Fat Produce combines original compositions with deep cuts drawn from hip-hop, soul and jazz, filtering older influences through a compact, rhythm-forward approach. The band’s live sets emphasize interplay, improvisation and a steady focus on funk and groove. Light bites and beverages are available before the performance, with happy hour pricing offered prior to the concert.

Where
Thomson Plaza for the Arts
Entry
$29.25 USD
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Saint Levant: Afandi World Tour

R&BHip-Hop

Arabic pop, R&B and hip-hop meet live storytelling, fashion and cabaret-inspired staging in a theatrical concert by Saint Levant. The Afandi World Tour arrives Friday, April 16, at The Fillmore Miami Beach. The performance features Layali Al Afandi , a show inspired by 1990s Levantine cabarets and contemporary Arab pop culture. Born Marwan Abdelhamid, the Palestinian singer-songwriter performs in Arabic, English and French. He first gained broad attention with the 2022 single “Very Few Friends” and has since released the EPs From Gaza, with Love and Love Letters along with his debut album, DEIRA . His music blends traditional Arabic influences with R&B, hip-hop, North African styles, funk and contemporary pop. Saint Levant’s work draws on his childhood in Gaza and his multicultural family background, using personal storytelling to explore heritage, place and identity. The Miami Beach performance is part of a world tour spanning North America, Europe and the Middle East.

Where
The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater · Miami Beach: South Beach
Entry
$169.05 USD
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The Ground Zero Experience

Hip-Hop

Breaking, DJing, emceeing and other forms of artistic expression trace the development and cultural influence of Miami hip-hop. The performance takes place Saturday, April 17 at the Adrienne Arsht Center as part of the Arsht for Miami series. Ground Zero Crew is joined by other local artists for a multidisciplinary program highlighting the people and creative practices that shaped the city’s hip-hop community. Founded in 1996, Ground Zero Crew helped establish Miami’s breaking scene and later gained international recognition as a world-champion crew. The Ground Zero Experience draws on that history while presenting hip-hop as a broader culture encompassing dance, music, storytelling and visual art. Tickets are offered on a Pay What You Can basis, with free admission available and priority seating for guests who pay the listed minimum. Tickets are required for every attendee regardless of age, with a limit of six per household. Admission is first come, first served and priority entry expires 15 minutes before the performance. A 20% parking discount is available on a first-come, first-served basis at official Arsht Center premium parking lots. Guests may use the code EXPERIENCE when reserving online or paying through the onsite QR code. Advance online reservations close two hours before the performance.

Where
Knight Concert Hall (GA)
Entry
$pay what you can USD
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