Kodak Black

Pompano Beach rapper Kodak Black brings his South Florida-rooted hip-hop sound to LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach for a late-night album release event. The performance takes place Sunday, June 14, with Michael Gardner and Louis Oliver also on the lineup. The 21-and-over event begins at 11:30 p.m. inside the Miami Beach nightclub.

Born Bill Kahan Kapri, Kodak Black first gained national attention with tracks such as “No Flockin” and “Skrt,” later building a catalog that includes “Tunnel Vision,” “ZEZE,” “Roll in Peace” and “Super Gremlin.” His music blends Southern rap, trap production and melodic delivery, with lyrics often rooted in personal experience and Florida street narratives.

The evening is billed as the official album release for Kodak the Blessing. Set inside Fontainebleau Miami Beach, LIV is known for large-scale nightclub production, table service and late-night performances by major hip-hop, dance and pop artists. Valid government-issued ID is required for entry, and upscale nightlife attire is encouraged.