Mustard Service, Cannibal Kids, Vania Junco & Disputer

A stacked local lineup anchors one of the final live music nights at Gramps, bringing together Miami bands that span indie pop, surf-leaning rock and emotionally charged alternative sounds.

Mustard Service, Cannibal Kids, Vania Junco, and Disputer perform on Saturday, December 27, at Gramps Wynwood, marking a farewell show as the longtime venue prepares to close. Headlining the night is Mustard Service, the Miami-based “zest pop” group whose sunlit blend of indie rock, Latin rhythms, jazz touches and melodic introspection has earned national attention. Their 2025 album Vice City Magic continues the band’s evolution, pairing buoyant arrangements with lyrical reflections that balance warmth and tension.

The bill also features Cannibal Kids, a South Florida indie-rock staple known for fusing disco-inflected grooves, surf textures and experimental pop influences, alongside songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Vania Junco, whose intimate compositions draw from folk, jazz and classical traditions. Rounding out the lineup is Disputer, a rising Miami band whose lush, emotionally driven sound blends shoegaze atmospheres with sharply personal songwriting.

Set inside Gramps’ Wynwood space, the evening doubles as both a high-energy showcase of Miami’s independent music scene and a communal goodbye to a venue that has long served as a cultural anchor for local artists. Doors open at 7 p.m., with performances beginning shortly after. The event is open to ages 18 and up.