Gotye in the Rain at Bayfront Park's Klipsch Amphitheater in Miami, October 7

Photo by Monica McGivern

Gotye is having a huge year.

The Aussie singer, Wally De Backer, and his five-man band are riding the still-cresting wave of hit single "Somebody That I Used to Know," which exhibits a stunning musicality and dedication to craft not often found on the Billboard Top 40.

Last night, Gotye visited Miami, treating a diverse crowd of listeners to some sweet visuals, playful banter, and of course, the best break-up anthem of the year.

See also:
-Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" Video Mashup Samples 130 Covers and Parodies
-Gotye on Finding Fame, the Pressures of Success, and His Own VH1 Behind the Music
-Gotye on Writing "Somebody That I Used to Know," Playing With Rubber Chickens
-The 40-photo slideshow of Gotye at the Klipsch Amphitheater

Photo by Monica McGivern

A little rain couldn't stop the crowds from coming out to see Gotye with friends and family. There wasn't any one type of person at the Klipsh Amphitheater last night. Having a number-one hit single will bring out the families, the couples, the young and old, the teenage girls, the hipsters, and everyone else.

Photo by Monica McGivern

Gotye is happy to share the spotlight with some other up-and-comers from around the world. Fellow Australian Jonti opened up the night with some experimental, catchy electronic grooves, followed by a lively set from Louisiana indie-pop band Givers, playing their second show on the tour so far.