Gorillaz are heading to Miami this September for one of the month’s standout alternative music events. The virtual band will bring The Mountain Tour to the Kaseya Center on Friday, September 18, 2026.
The Miami stop is part of the group’s North American arena run and gives South Florida fans a rare chance to see Damon Albarn and the Gorillaz live band perform alongside the animated universe created with Jamie Hewlett.
Gorillaz at Kaseya Center: date, doors and showtime
The concert is scheduled for Friday, September 18, 2026, at Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, Florida.
According to the official venue listing, doors open at 6:30 PM and the show begins at 7:30 PM. Tickets are currently listed as on sale through the Kaseya Center event page.
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The Mountain Tour arrives in South Florida
This Miami performance is part of The Mountain Tour, Gorillaz’s current live run across North America. The tour continues the band’s long tradition of combining a full live ensemble with large-scale visual production and the animated world surrounding 2D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russel.
The Kaseya Center date stands out as a major arena stop in the Southeast and follows the tour’s September 17 appearance in Orlando.
What fans can expect from the live show
Gorillaz concerts typically draw from a career-spanning catalog that includes fan favorites such as “Feel Good Inc.,” “Clint Eastwood,” “DARE,” “On Melancholy Hill,” “Dirty Harry” and “Rhinestone Eyes,” alongside newer material.
The group’s live identity blends alternative rock, hip-hop, electronic music and pop with animated visuals, guest appearances and cinematic stage design, making each tour more than a conventional band performance.
A major September concert for Miami
The September 18 date lands in the middle of a busy month at Kaseya Center and adds one of the most internationally recognized alternative acts to Miami’s fall concert calendar.
For longtime fans and newer listeners alike, the South Florida stop offers a special opportunity. In addition, the one-night-only show will bring one of music’s most distinctive multimedia projects to a large arena setting.
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