Miami Is About To Get Louder

Florida Grapples With Influx Of Spring Break Tourists MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - MARCH 18: People enjoy themselves as they walk along Ocean Drive on March 18, 2021 in Miami Beach, Florida. College students have arrived in the South Florida area for the annual spring break ritual. City officials are concerned with large spring break crowds as the coronavirus pandemic continues. They are advising people to wear masks if they cannot social distance. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

The Miami Beach City Commission has unanimously approved a temporary deregulatory ordinance designed to make it easier for qualifying indoor live entertainment venues and restaurants to open in key commercial corridors, including Lincoln Road and Washington Avenue. This effort removes the conditional use permit requirement and raises the occupancy threshold for indoor venues from 200 to 750 people, a move that would help bring live music venues back to Miami Beach.

The move arrives as new venues open across Miami, from Midline and Throw Social in Wynwood to the JAM Arena at Casino Miami. Bar Black has also made a comeback with a pop-up at the former Gramps space, while listening rooms continue to pop up citywide.

Nikki

Nikki

If you know me even just a little bit, you know I follow the music…sing it, dance to it and play it on the radio. I hope the music we play makes your workday, or beach day, go by easy breezy.

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