ICON Live is scheduled to return to downtown Miami on Thursday, November 19, with Miami Stars Band performing at InterContinental Miami's Picante Terrace. The free, all-ages event runs from 7 to 9 p.m.; doors open at 6:30 p.m., according to Miami’s Community Newspapers.
According to WLRN Events, the November edition features Miami Stars Band bringing its mix of ’90s classics and today's hits to the open-air terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay. As reported by Miami's Community Newspapers, the hotel sits at 100 Chopin Plaza in downtown Miami, and ICON Live has become a recurring fixture there, returning every third Thursday of the month.
What to Expect on the Picante Terrace
A cash bar will be available, according to the WLRN listing; the hotel's event page also advertises free entry and a cash bar. The performance is scheduled for the Picante Terrace.
Attendees need to present an Eventbrite ticket QR code at the door, Miami's Community Newspapers reports.
Getting to 100 Chopin Plaza
InterContinental Miami is located at 100 Chopin Plaza.
Rubixx and Orlando Mendez Already Booked for Winter
ICON Live isn't stopping with the Miami Stars Band. The series has already lined up Rubixx, described as an ’80s cover band, for an ’80s holiday celebration on December 17, 2026, according to Miami's Community Newspapers. A separate listing from Miami & Miami Beach confirms that December date is set for the hotel's waterfront Picante Terrace, with Rubixx performing a mix of New Wave, pop and Top 40 hits alongside seasonal selections, admission free with advance RSVP required and a cash bar on hand.
Looking further ahead, ICON Live is set to feature Orlando Mendez, known as Miami's Cuban Cowboy, on January 21, 2027, per Miami's Community Newspapers. Mendez is billed to perform country covers, fan favorites, and original songs.
A Growing Lineup of Local Talent
Event listings describe ICON Live overall as a recurring third-Thursday series that rotates local performers through the hotel's open-air terrace, according to Miami & Miami Beach. The lineup has leaned on a range of styles so far, from Miami Stars Band's blend of decades-spanning hits to Rubixx's new wave and pop sound to Orlando Mendez's country-inflected sets, giving the monthly series a different flavor each time out.
