Miami’s nightlife landscape is getting a new open-air destination with the arrival of AIRE, a music-forward nightclub and lounge opening September 23 in Edgewater.
Taking over the longtime home of Boho Miami at 111 NE 20th Street, AIRE represents a reset for an address that spent six years as a familiar part of the neighborhood’s late-night circuit. Rather than completely rebuilding what came before it, the new concept preserves the intimate outdoor environment while shifting the identity toward DJ culture and a more deliberately curated electronic music program.
Owner Jorge Moreno is leading the project alongside a team that includes Louis Puig, the founder of Club Space, as well as Aramis Lorie, Travis Rogers, and John Fortini. Collectively, the group brings experience spanning nightclub operations, booking, programming, and management within Miami’s nightlife ecosystem.
The venue itself has been refreshed with a new bar, repositioned DJ booth, updated menu, and redesigned visual elements. But the more significant change is philosophical: AIRE is being positioned first and foremost around what is happening behind the decks.
Programming Built Around the Booth
Deep, rhythmic, and soulful house will anchor the venue’s musical direction, with both resident selectors and visiting artists rotating through the calendar. Instead of relying on a fixed identity night after night, AIRE is designed to shift according to the artist, promoter, and crowd occupying the space.
That approach will be introduced across its opening weekend. A public preview featuring local talent launches the venue this Wednesday, followed by latin tech and tech house on Thursday, and Canadian producer Gab Rhome on Friday. British house veteran Steve Lawler closes the weekend on Saturday with his Pendulum party.
AIRE will operate Wednesday through Saturday for guests 21 and older. Wednesdays are expected to feature collaborations with Miami collectives including Pitch Park and Afrotek, while Thursdays will introduce a weekly Ladies’ Night with complimentary drinks for women until midnight. Fridays and Saturdays will focus on rotating promoters and established DJ talent.
This transition also reflects a wider change in how the team views the space. Moreno has acknowledged that Boho’s aesthetic had become increasingly common throughout hospitality, making the rebrand an opportunity to move away from a visual concept that had run its course without abandoning the outdoor character that helped define the address.
With Puig involved and a programming strategy centered firmly on house and electronic music, AIRE enters a crowded Miami nightlife market with a relatively clear proposition: an intimate open-air room where the DJ booth, rather than the décor surrounding it, determines the direction of the night.
Tickets and upcoming event information are available through the AIRE’s official website.
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