What was your favorite live music club in Miami? Tell us about it in our poll
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The Beat Goes On
South Florida’s live-music club scene isn’t what it was in the ‘90s, but there are still places to hear the next big thing perform.
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South Florida was once home to many joints where live music thrived.
Remember Tobacco Road in Miami? Rose’s Bar, Woody’s on the Beach and the Van Dyke Cafe on South Beach? Churchill’s Pub in Little Haiti or The Flick in Coral Gables? How about the King of Hearts or the Harlem Square in Liberty City and Overtown?
What was your favorite hangout to see the hip and the happening like jazz musician Ira Sullivan? Or to catch a rising star like country music’s The Mavericks or maybe even a falling star like classic rock band Jefferson Starship?
Tell us in the survey below. And if your favorite isn’t listed, pick “Other” and tell us what the venue was and why you liked it in the comments.
We are thinking of intimate music clubs like those mentioned above or The Stephen Talkhouse, MoJazz or Stella Blue — and not long-gone major music venues like the Hollywood Sportatorium or Sunrise Musical Theater. Though feel free to wax nostalgic on those former concert halls should you care to do so.
And note, the survey is not scientific, but it’ll be fun to see your response. If you’re not seeing the poll, turn off your ad blocker.
This story was originally published July 6, 2022 at 6:00 AM.
