Grant Albert is a Judicial Law Clerk at [Employer]. He has a passion for music that informs his coverage of arts and entertainment, particularly within the realms of music business and genres, as well as hospitality and leisure events. Grant's work has been featured in NPR, WBUR, BuzzFeed, and the Miami New Times.
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Grant Albert's coverage focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music festivals, DJs, and dance music in Miami. He seems to have a particular interest in event coverage and promotional deals related to the local entertainment scene. If you're looking to reach out to Grant with a pitch, consider offering exclusive insights or access related to upcoming music events, new DJ performances, or any developments within the Miami nightlife scene.
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By: Grant Albert
From comfy shoes to sunscreen, here are the essential items to bring to Ultra Music Festival.
A basement bar in Miami isn't something you see every day, but the folks behind this retro-themed listening room know what they're doing in terms of exploiting their below-sea-level location for optimal sound quality. A venture that pairs the Bar Lab crew with the owners of Club Space, this late-night downtown disco showcases global dance music and local DJs and backs up the entertainment with cocktails mixed in a
Back in 2013, Club Space founder Louis Puig sold his stake in the crown jewel of Miami's nightlife scene after 13 years of pushing the dance music mecca into the hearts and minds of booty-shaking people worldwide. Now that new ownership has taken over Space, the best thing they've done so far is leave well enough alone. Except for some minor upgrades here and there, you'll encounter the same ol' familiar venue. This is still the place to go for people who don't want the party to ever end, dancing on the downtown terrace well past sunrise.
Located in the luxe Fontainebleau, LIV is upscale and known for its glamorous oomph. The VIP section is separated with velvet ropes and tight security. Balloon ceiling fixtures and lights displaying an array of trippy colors animate the large main space. The lower level houses a dance floor, and the upper level boasts a bar to congregate. DJs spin house music as well as some Top 40. LIV holds events that include special guest star DJs, live entertainment, and occasional celebrities. Unless you know someone that knows someone, expect an admission fee. A very strict door policy can make entry difficult, so make sure to dress to impress.
When: Fri., Mar 27, 12:00 pm Tickets: TBA | Get Tickets PROMOTED BY VENUE PROMOTED BY VENUE / NTL / USA
By: Osvaldo Espino, Grant Albert
From Bizzarrap and Skrillex's surprise link-up to Sara Landry's dominance, day one sets the tone.
By: Osvaldo Espino, Grant Albert
Carl Cox, Swedish House Mafia, Deep Dish, and others powered an epic Saturday at Bayfront Park.
Before taking over Factory Town for Time Warp Miami, Hawtin talks minimalism, movement, and meaning in modern techno.
Sports Records marks a decade of vinyl releases and underground parties with a special night at Floyd in Downtown in June.
By: Grant Albert
The infamous doorman and the world-renowned DJ revisit Yesterday & Today Records, late-night Italian food, and Danny's fear of possums.
