This fall will also see the long-awaited return of the Fillmore Miami Beach, which has been closed due to construction around the venue. During the theater's closure, Live Nation was seemingly forced to move shows to the FPL Solar Amphitheater in downtown Miami, which led to many acts that had no chance of filling up the outdoor venue performing there. The Fillmore ought to fill the midsized gap lacking since its closure.
Beyond that good news, you can expect big-budget, arena-sized shows from Doja Cat, Travis Scott, and Maluma this fall, while festivals like III Points and Art With Me will offer a full slate of acts. If you want something more intimate, Speedy Ortiz at Gramps and Phoenix at Revolution Live are also on deck.
In chronological order, check out the ten concerts New Times is excited about coming to Miami this fall.