DWNTWN Concert Series
Free concert at Bayfront Park on Friday features Kaki King and MillionYoung.
11/10/2011
The DWNTWN Miami Concert Series is back for another installment of free musical performances.
This month’s concert will feature Kaki King and MillionYoung on Friday, Nov. 11 at 6 p.m. in Bayfront Park.
Kaki King is known for her percussive and jazz-tinged melodies and acoustic sound. In 2006, she made Rolling Stones’ list of “The New Guitar Gods.” Since then, she has released five albums and collaborated in making the soundtracks for films like Into the Wild, for which she received a Best Original Score Golden Globe nomination.
MillionYoung is an indie/electronica musical act from Florida.
The first bands to hit the stage in October were indie-rock band Surfer Blood, Spam Allstars' funky Latin fusion and the reggae group Ketchy Shuby.
The concerts run every second Friday of the month from October through April (except March).
The Miami Downtown Development Authority is charged with putting together the monthly events. The Miami DDA is an independent public agency of the City of Miami funded by property tax money coming from residents and businesses within its district boundaries. The organization is charged with improving the economy of downtown through different events and capital improvement projects.
Last year’s series included Miami singer/producer Kevin Rudolf and the South Florida Jazz Orchestra on its playlist.
Music in Miami
Music in Miami
- Alicia Keys eyes Miami to ‘Set the World on Fire’ on latest tour this Saturday
- Fantasia Barrino comes to Miami to perform at Jazz in the Gardens
- Charlie Wilson, former Gap Band frontman, brings more funk and soul to Jazz in the Gardens
- Star drummer from Cuba makes Miami debut
- Ne-Yo visits Miami to perform at Jazz in the Gardens
- Tenacious D riff on American Idol, LeBron James before show at Fillmore Miami Beach
- Rob Thomas, Matchbox Twenty play Hard Rock Live in Hollywood
- Eddie Palmieri, a giant of Latin jazz, plays South Florida Saturday
- Avicii takes over the Marlin Hotel during Miami Music Week
- Tony Bennett croons for South Florida audiences this Saturday



