Nightclubs in Miami

Bardot is Miami's most beloved live music nightclub — a Wynwood venue presenting an extraordinary mix of international touring bands, DJ acts, and live electronic performances in an intimate, beautifully designed 650-capacity room. Its programming philosophy, which treats electronic music artists as live performers worthy of the same intimacy as rock bands, has made it Wynwood's most culturally significant music venue.

Cameo is a 2,000-capacity historic nightclub in a converted 1938 movie theater on Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, known for its underground and alternative electronic music programming that distinguishes it from South Beach's mainstream club circuit. The historic theater architecture provides outstanding acoustics and a unique experience for techno, house, and experimental DJ events.

Club Space is a legendary 24-hour Miami nightclub that has operated continuously since 1999, one of the world's most respected and longest-running venues for underground electronic music and techno. The rooftop terrace, which receives sunrise with 4am partygoers, is one of electronic music culture's most iconic settings. Club Space hosts the world's top DJs during Miami Music Week.

Club Space in downtown Miami is one of the world's most acclaimed underground electronic dance clubs, a massive 24-hour venue that operates through the weekend without closing, presenting global electronic music DJ talent in what has been called the best club in the Americas by numerous dance music publications. Space's legendary rooftop, dance floor, and tunnel create a club environment that is central to Miami's identity as a global electronic music capital.

E11EVEN is Miami's unique 24/7 ultra club in downtown's Park West neighborhood, a 20,000 sq ft entertainment experience combining a nightclub, burlesque-style live performance theater, and restaurant that operates around the clock. The award-winning venue's combination of top DJ performances with live aerial performers and round-the-clock operation has made it one of Miami's most discussed nightlife destinations.

E11even is Miami's most unique 24-hour ultra club — a Downtown Miami venue combining live topless dancing (in a club entertainment format, not a strip club), world-class DJ entertainment, and bottle service in a format that only Miami could produce. Its hybrid entertainment concept, continuous 24-hour operation, and position in Downtown Miami's rapidly developing entertainment district have made it one of the most discussed nightlife venues in the United States.

LIV is one of the world's most famous nightclubs — the Fontainebleau Miami Beach's legendary 18,000-square-foot club that has been ranked the top-grossing nightclub in the United States every year since its 2008 opening, generating over $30 million annually. Its extraordinary combination of celebrity clientele, internationally recognized resident and touring DJs, and the iconic Fontainebleau setting have made LIV the defining nightclub experience of 21st-century Miami's global entertainment reputation.

LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach is consistently ranked among the world's top five nightclubs. The 18,000 sq ft venue inside the iconic Fontainebleau hotel hosts A-list DJ residencies — Calvin Harris, DJ Snake, Kygo — alongside celebrity tables and a Friday morning sunrise afterparty that has become a Miami institution.

LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach is consistently ranked among the top nightclubs in the world, a 18,000 sq ft celebrity-driven nightclub at the iconic Fontainebleau Hotel on Miami Beach. Known for A-list celebrity appearances, top DJ residencies, and the kind of spectacular bottle service spectacle that defines Miami's global nightlife reputation. LIV is the club that made Miami's nightlife scene famous worldwide.

Mango's Tropical Café is one of South Beach's most famous and longest-running entertainment destinations, a massive three-level nightclub and restaurant on Ocean Drive known for spectacular live Latin dance performances by professional dancers on elevated platforms above the bar. The 24/7 operation and street-facing performances draw tourists and locals alike to its perpetual carnival atmosphere.

Revolution Live is Fort Lauderdale's premier live music nightclub — a 1,500-capacity venue presenting touring rock, hip-hop, and electronic acts for the Broward County market. Fort Lauderdale's role as the northernmost anchor of South Florida's entertainment economy and its unique identity as both a spring break destination and an affluent residential city creates demand for quality live music that Revolution Live serves consistently.

Space is Miami's most legendary underground electronic music club — a 24-hour warehouse club that presents the world's greatest techno and house DJs for marathons that begin on Saturday night and continue through Sunday evening. Its rooftop terrace open to the Miami sky, legendary after-hours culture, and history of presenting everyone from Carl Cox to Skrillex to Loco Dice make it one of the most important electronic music clubs in the world.

Story is one of Miami Beach's premier mega-clubs on Washington Avenue, a 30,000 sq ft nightclub known for hosting the world's top EDM DJs, celebrity parties, and elaborate production shows. The venue's state-of-the-art sound system and production values have earned it a place on international nightlife rankings and made it a centerpiece of Miami Music Week.

The Beacham is a 1,500-capacity concert and nightclub venue in a converted 1921 theater in downtown Orlando, hosting electronic music events, nightclub nights, and concert productions. The historic architecture combined with modern production capabilities makes The Beacham one of central Florida's most versatile entertainment spaces, regularly hosting EDM headliners and nationally touring DJs.