Music venue Midline Miami launching in Wynwood with stacked lineup
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Rendering of Wynwood's newest music venue, Midline. Image: Courtesy of Midline
Miami's live music options continue to grow with the upcoming launch of Midline Miami in Wynwood.
Why it matters: The opening of the indoor music venue at the Arlo Wynwood hotel comes after the legendary live music bar Gramps closed over the weekend, among other recent painful closures.
- The addition of Midline and reopenings of Churchill's Pub and Las Rosas offer signs of new life for the local music scene.
Zoom in: Midline Miami, which opens next weekend with performances from Freddie Gibbs and Cautious Clay, will be a 10,000-square-foot space with three full-liquor bars, per a press release.
- Midline will have a capacity of 1,200 — similar to the Miami Beach Bandshell and Zey Zey.
- The venue was founded by Miami nightlife veterans Eric Fuller, former co-owner of Club Space, and Jeremy Waks, founder of Treehouse Miami.
Vibes: Booked through BLNK CVNS Presents, you can expect an array of music genres, from electronic to rock, R&B and country, per the press release.
What they're saying: "I really feel like the city is lacking a good live music venue" that can accommodate 1,000 people, Fuller said in a recent Instagram video.
- "There really hasn't been one since Grand Central in my opinion. ... So we decided to build one."