Kaseya Center

Urrrrrsher, Ursheeeer. Not any ol’ artist could book three nights at Kaseya Center, but Yeaaaaaah, yeahhhhhh! our guy here sure as hell can. This year was a good one for our beloved R&B heartthrob—Usher’s latest LP, Coming Home, peaked at No. 2 on the charts and he also headlined a beyond kick-ass halftime show for the Super Bowl. How he will top that in Miami is yet to be determined, but count on all the good, sultry, high-energy vibes.

Nearly 40 years into his meteoric rise in the Latin sphere, Marc Anthony continues to make headlines. Fun fact and spoiler: His nephew was just on the wildly binge-able Claim to Fame reality show. He also welcomed his seventh child last year. His November 17 show at Kaseya Center comes in the thick of his first tour in two years.

Shakira, Shakirrrrrrrrrra. Her hips don’t lie and anyone who’s told you she’s amazing live isn’t lying, either. The Colombian pop icon launched her latest album—Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran—at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood in March. Keeping the local love alive, she’ll rock two nights, November 20 and 21, at Kaseya Center.

From starting as a back-up singer for R&B group B2K in the early 2000s (remember them?!), Jhené Aiko has made quite a name for herself through the decades. Here in ’24, she now has a trio of albums to her name and has toured with everyone from Drake to Snoop Dogg. On December 10, she’ll headline Miami-Dade Arena as part of her The Magic Hour Tour, with support from Kiana Ledé, Jessie Reyez and more.

A little Latin music royalty graces us for two Kaseya Center dates come December 14 and 15. That’s right, Chayanne, the Puerto Rican pop icon who’s sold more than 15 million albums throughout his 45-plus year career is coming. Fun fact: He once auditioned for Menudo but was rejected. Clearly, that didn’t get in his way, and he’s released 16 studio albums since. Good for him.

A perennial radio show with an always-stellar lineup may have outdone itself this year. Prepare for big-name overload at Kaseya Center on December 21 as Camila Cabello, The Kid LAROI, Benson Boone, Jasoooooon Derulo (sorry, that’s the only way to properly say his name), Khalid, T-Pain and others come together for one bumpin’ evening. The marathon of music starts at 7:30pm on a singular stage, so let’s see how late it goes.