LIV Nightclub

LIV enforces a strict dress code. Tank tops, shorts, baggy clothing, sandals, flip-flops, dirty sneakers, jerseys, athletic wear, beachwear and hats are not allowed. Men are advised to wear a collared shirt and trousers, and women need heels; flats are refused.

You must be 21 or older. A valid physical government-issued photo ID is required; photos or digital copies are refused. US driver's licences and passports are accepted, and non-US residents must bring a valid passport, as other foreign IDs are not accepted.

LIV is open to the public Thursday to Sunday from 11pm to 5am and closed Monday to Wednesday, when it can be booked for private events. Event pages list doors at 11:30pm.

LIV is inside the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel at 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, on the oceanfront north of South Beach. The club occupies the hotel's former Tropigala Lounge space.

Tickets and tables should be bought through LIV's official website; tickets from unauthorised third parties may be refused. Tickets are non-transferable and your ID must match the ticket name. Table prices vary by event, artist and location and are shown live on the events page.

The music changes by night and artist, mixing EDM, house, hip hop and Top 40. October and November 2026 dates include Alesso, Sidepiece, Black Coffee, Twinsick, Lost Frequencies and Martin Garrix, plus DJ Khaled, 50 Cent and Mentirosa Thursdays.

David Grutman opened LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 2008. He later founded Groot Hospitality, and as its owner he brought in the design firm ICRAVE for the club's USD 10 million renovation before its tenth season.

LIV has about 22,000 square feet of lounge and dancefloor space under its dome. The main floor, stage and balcony hold up to 1,000 guests, with four full-service bars and an L-Acoustics L2 sound system.