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    9/7
    MIAMI BEACH BANDSHELL: TAYC
    KILL YOUR IDOL: SIN Mondays by JUST GIO
    BANYAN LIVE: ISSA All White Vibe Labor Day Celebration

    9/8
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Haus of Poodle
    POMONA: Matt Brown

    9/9
    WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM: Malcolm Todd
    CHURCHILL’S PUB: The Suicide Machines
    LOST WEEKEND MB: DJ Spiff
    PROPAGANDA: Dirty Bingo

    9/10
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Amazing Colossal KARAOKE
    PROPAGANDA: Open Mic

    9/11
    PROPAGANDA : Rocky’s Birthday Show w/ System Down, Maximum Friction, Mother Rucker

    KILL YOUR IDOL: Andy Senpai, Mapa, The Streetlights, Bruce Decklan, Mania, Ghovvl, SquidSacks
    ARTS GARAGE: The Rumbletones Roots of Rock n Roll
    BANYAN LIVE: Absolute Don Jovi + Absolute Journey Tributes

    9/12
    MIAMI BEACH BANDSHELL: Mari Froes, Alxb
    PROPAGANDA : Emo Night Florida Tour ’26 w/ Chris Kamrada + Emo Night 772
    ARTS GARAGE: Umoja McNeish – Violins reimagined
    LAS ROSAS: Spike Hellis, Nuxx, Souls of the Departed
    CHURCHILL’S PUB: Dirty Crumbums
    BANYAN LIVE: Ladies Love RNB
    ZEY ZEY: Midnight Magic, Sam Collins

     

    9/13
    HARD ROCK LIVE: The Strokes, Geordie Greep, Promiseland
    WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM: LUCKI, Sk8star
    BAMBOO ROOM: JP Soars
    SAVOR CINEMA: Thrill Capital w. Kate Reda x ShangriLa Collective x TallWalker x Rickolous
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Late Nite Loops
    CHURCHILL’S PUB: Militarie Gun, Softcult, Shady Nasty
    1-800-LUCKY: Cocodrills

    9/14
    KILL YOUR IDOL: SIN Mondays by AD CRUZ

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