The Bee Gees

Rob Zombie's Guitarist John 5 Has a Motto: "More is More"

"I love Phoenix," Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 says excitedly. "Rob [Zombie] and the other guys in the band, they like the colder weather, but for some reason I love the really hot weather." He pauses, then anxiously asks, "It should be really warm there still when I'm there in September, right?" ... More >>

Five Must-See Shows This Weekend

Curious what's going on around town this weekend? Need some suggestions as to how to rock, dance, or krump in the Valley of the Sun? Don't fret: These are our Five Shows to See This Weekend.

Marshstepper's Swamp Disco Hums Deep in the Desert Underground

In this week's issue of Phoenix New Times, we profiled 10 new(ish) bands we expect to dominate Phoenix iPods and boomboxes this long, hot summer. We'll be focusing more deeply on those artists over the next couple of days on Up on the Sun. See the entire list: 10 Phoenix Bands You Should Be Listeni ... More >>

Remembering Robin Gibb, and Show Reviews of Spiritualized, El Tri, and The Dandy Warhols Over the Weekend

"The End of the Quaver," Robin Gibb's Greatest Hits Robin Gibb of legendary psychedelic popsters-turned-disco kings The Bee Gees, has passed away at the age of 62. If you first learned of Robin Gibb's deteriorating health from Facebook, it was through links to newspaper articles and not the usual ... More >>

In Honor of Robin Gibb, Here's His Greatest Hits, "The End of a Quaver"

Robin Gibb of legendary psychedelic popsters-turned-disco kings The Bee Gees, has passed away at the age of 62. If you first learned of Robin Gibb's deteriorating health from Facebook, it was through links to newspaper articles and not the usual reposting of YouTube music videos, in part because tr ... More >>

Daron Sutton, What Are You Listening To?

Daron Sutton Sutton is a broadcaster for the Arizona Diamondbacks. His 7th Annual Sutton's Strokes for Little Folks will be held on Thursday, May 10, at Arizona Grand Resort. Proceeds benefit the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center. Find more info at Suttongolf.org. When you put your ke ... More >>

Chromeo @ Marquee Theatre

50/50: Cancer Memoir Meets Seth Rogen Comedy

Michelle Kable, What Are You Listening To?

Michael Markowski Michelle Kable​Michelle KableThe associate artistic director for the Space 55 Theatre Ensemble invites you to the variety show 7 Minutes in Heaven, every Saturday in June at Space 55 at 9 p.m. Tickets cost $10, and more info may be found at www.space55.org.When you put your ... More >>

Soulive @ The Compound Grill

The Fighter: The Micky Ward Story Falls Through the Ropes in a Too-Familiar Film

Five Solid Music Moments from SNL (With Video)

​From the Blues Brothers to Steve Martin playing King Tut, legendary musical moments are part of what make Saturday Night Live more than just another comedy show.SNL still holds its own sometimes but it was at its prime a few decades ago when it was lot edgier. Edginess is an, ahem, double-edged s ... More >>

Scissor Sisters: Night Work

​A funny thing happened to NYC glam-poppers Scissor Sisters on their way to recording their third album, Night Work -- the band scrapped 18 month's worth of effort in order to finalize the album. Lead singer/utterly charismatic young man Jake Shears noted that the year and half of work left him "a ... More >>

War Tapes Have the Ingredients for Musical Success on The Continental Divide

Didgeridoo-ist Xavier Rudd: One Day He May Join Kylie Minogue, Rick Springfield, and Men At Work in the Top 10 Aussie Acts

The Brazen Heads

Who's Yer Paddy?
(self-released)

Discotropolis

Feeling Feverish?

Jerry Lawson

Jerry Lawson & Talk of the Town
(Musical Earth)

Financial Wizard of Ozzfest

Passing the savings on to you!

French Kiss

Naughty girl finds heaven on earth — at the Mondrian

Bee Gees

The Studio Albums 1967-1968
(Reprise)

Scissor Sisters

Ta-Dah
(Universal/Motown)

Baby Steps

Dancing teens trade moves, find love in a sweet backstage drama

Retro Fits

Skating on the '70s vibe

Battle Acts

Which double/triple bill deserves your entertainment dollar?

New discs from local artists

Trench, Dolphins Kill for Love, The Eleven Forties, The Secret Life of Painters, Longshore, Split the Enemy, Intrinzik, Goliath Monsignor, Shelby James & The Crying Shames

Warped Minds

A day at punk rock's biggest summer tour takes more than just stamina

Blood Brothers

Local family of fiends cranks out horror rock

Stereolab

Instant O in the Universe (Elektra)

Rock This Way

Guitar greats join forces

Stumbler Party

Slobberbone may just be the best bar band in America. They have the 'hacks' to prove it.

Blind Ambition

Before Braille is after success, but will it endure major stumbling blocks on its way to indie credibility?

He's Gone Country

Shunning ranch life for a music career, Tommy Shane Steiner has the meat and half the hump

This Year's Model

Norah Jones is a retro-chic ride on a pop highway crowded with look-alikes. And so far, she's got the lane all to herself.

Book 'Em

Taking a look at some of the best music literature from the past few months

Music: Response

He produced Madonna's Music, but Mirwais has been around for 20 years and has influenced a legion of French DJs

John Cale

Vintage Violence (Sony/Legacy)

Recordings

Disco Infernal

Rhino's new collection proves that you have no hope of getting disco in a box without leaving something out

Pepper Spray

It was 20 years ago this week that Sgt. Pepper dropped a bomb on movie theaters, so where's all the rerelease hoopla?

Chain Saw of Fools

Where do Wendy and Rob rate among rock's most marginal contributors?

Phony War

Les Payne Product starts a joke, which starts the whole world crying

Safe Refuge

Fugee Wyclef Jean uses his solo album for a round-the-world adventure

Recordings

Idle Worship

New book celebrates fave raves who had the choppers but not the chops

School's Out

He may be the godfather of shock rock, but Alice doesn't live there anymore

Ten Scariest Concept Albums of All Time

Dreck or treat

Seven-Inch Leather Heels: $47.50

Disco Meets Its Macho

While the Village People played dress-up on the outskirts of cultural mores, their music resonated with the mainstream