Due to the weekend's weather forecast, the Live on the Plaza Rock and Rhythm performances scheduled for Friday, October 11 and Saturday, October 12, have been canceled. Ticket holders have received an email with additional details.

Gold Dust Lounge is the uniquely Miami brainchild of guitarist-composer Russell Mofsky. His music is an amalgamation of his eclectic influences, ranging from surfy jazz to cool lounge noir and punk meets Americana — resulting in a sound that is energetic and eminently listenable. Arranged in a quartet featuring guitar, violin, bass and drums, no two Gold Dust Lounge performances are alike, which makes it such a treat for listeners.

Gold Dust Lounge's music recalls the films of Quentin Tarantino, David Lynch and Ennio Morricone. Their cinematic sound has been described as “mod exotica,” "surf noir" and "shoegaze Americana.”

Mofsky takes familiar sounds and references and bends them into something that reverberates with the wild and exotic. The inside of Mofsky’s head is like a tour of your cool neighbor’s garage, the one with the recording studio in it. There are guitars and amps, old skateboards and surfboards, Miles Davis albums next to those of Debussy and Sonic Youth, a console TV console once home to Gilligan’s Island, Bonanza, Hogan’s Heroes and Lawrence Welk, some Bettie Page pictures, fliers from an assortment of Brooklyn and Wynwood bars, a poster for A Fistful of Dollars and a roll-up movie screen that might have flickered with 16 mm scenes from Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women. Gold Dust Lounge's self-titled album was nominated for Best Instrumental Album of 2019 by the Independent Music Awards.

Live on the Plaza is a series of outdoor concerts on our Parker and Vann Thomson Plaza for the Arts.

Doors open at 6 p.m. with light bites and beverage service.

Please note: VIP tickets with table service can be purchased for up to 4 guests. For orders up to 3 tickets, you may be seated at a shared table with another party. Table locations are assigned in the order of purchase. General admission tickets are seated on a first come, first served basis.