Where To Hear Great Live Music In Miami
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Located on Florida’s southeastern tip, Miami is a vibrant city full of culture with its Cuban influence and rich history. A popular vacation spot for travelers, the city itself and Miami Beach just across the bay have all you can ask for in entertainment—art deco buildings, white sand, surfside hotels, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. We have narrowed in on some of the best places to hear live music in Miami.
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The Electric Pickle Company
Located in the heart of Midtown’s Wynwood Arts District, the Electric Pickle Company is a happening underground dance bar that pours cocktails and plays a variety of dance, funk, disco, and lounge music until 5am. Attracting hipsters and music enthusiasts alike, the wild décor of the place is as eclectic as the crowd it draws. Set between two levels, the upstairs is the main venue for live music and dancing while the downstairs is set aside as a lounge for those winding down and hanging out for the evening. Always evolving, current reviewers rave about the fog machine, disco lights, cheap drinks, and good vibes, as well as some of their favorite DJs like Matthew Dear, Pillowtalk, SoulClap, Green Velvet, and Simian Mobile Disco, who always get the place up and grooving. The Electric Pickle Company is a place for dancing, for getting your groove on and letting the beat carry you away. This is the ultimate underground nightclub you are looking for.
The Electric Pickle Company, 2826 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL, USA + 1 305 456 5613
By Alana Jajko
Since graduating from Bucknell University, Alana has been seeking out life as a nature and travel writer. With a thirst for adventure, she has traveled extensively through Greece for archaeology, Nepal as a volunteer, and much of the U.S. by road trip, seeing natural wonders of her native country.
With every place, she keeps a writing and sketch journal to capture everything in the moment. She feels it is key to attaining the essence of what makes a place so alive.