Floyd
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Tuesday, March 19
MMW 2024 Space All Access Pass
Floyd: Downtown
Tuesday, March 19 at 10:59 pm
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Wednesday, March 20
Melódie: Miami Music Week
Floyd: Downtown
Wednesday, March 20 at 11 pm
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Thursday, March 21
Desolat: Miami Music Week
Floyd: Downtown
Thursday, March 21 at 11 pm
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Friday, March 22
Ellen Allien + Sam Paganini: Miami Music Week
Floyd: Downtown
Friday, March 22 at 11 pm
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Saturday, March 23
mau p(resents): baddest behaviour: Miami Music Week
Floyd: Downtown
Saturday, March 23 at 11 pm
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Sunday, March 24
My Friend Misty ft. Pascal Moscheni: Miami Music Week Closing
Floyd: Downtown
Sunday, March 24 at 11 pm
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Friday, March 29
Kaluki Showcase ft. Jesse Calosso + Serge Devant
Floyd: Downtown
Friday, March 29 at 11 pm
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Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house.
Floyd opened in the former Libertine space in January. Floyd will coexist independently of its big brother Club Space, offering a completely different atmosphere, ambiance and talent lineup.
According to Sinopoli, the partners took a step back to rethink how to best use the venue. What they came back with is a more mature space that offers well-made cocktails and live music such as jazz, lounge, and even chamber orchestra. It is less intimidating than the party-till-sunrise marathon that happens upstairs. The place is located in Miami's 24-hour district, so it might stay open until 7 a.m., with more soulful house playing in the early-morning hours. It will also be open more often than Space.
"Saturday, the [Space] Terrace is a ritual," Sinopoli says. "Floyd is going to be an everyday bar for industry or people leaving the Arsht Center or a Miami Heat game or [who've] just left work and want to see a jazz band. We are going after a demographic that doesn't go to 11th Street at all right now... that goes to hotel or jazz bars, a little bit more refined taste that still likes to have fun but doesn't like the pretense of feeling like they are in a stuffy establishment."
Floyd is also an attempt to get the general public to see Space as more than just an after-hours spot, Sinopoli says. Perhaps those turned off by party mayhem will try Floyd or the soon-to-open live-music venue.
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