Harlem Shakes round out an impressive bill this Sunday at the Sail InnThis Sunday, at Tempe's newly reopened Sail Inn, Valley internet radio stalwart Creamy Radio is sponsoring a benefit concert for their friends over at Ear Candy Charity. On the bill are The Noodles, Matthew Reveles, Dry River Yacht Club, Black Carl, Harlem Shakes and BVR. The show is a mere $10, and all of the proceeds will go towards Ear Candy Charity, a local non-profit that is devoted to creating, supporting and sustaining
Don't click there for more information. Just go to the event's myspace page.This Saturday marks the return of what has to be Jerome, Arizona's biggest music festival: Jeromeatherapy. The one day music festival features 12 local bands -- headed by What Laura Says, Black Carl and Dry River Yacht Club -- all playing in an old gold mine. Jeromeatherapy celebrates what makes the quirky little ghost town so unique while offering those Northern-ish Arizona residents (yes, you, Flag) a pretty decent lin
Jonathan McNamaraSee more shots from First Friday in our slide show.
Local music was the focus of First Friday on May 1, 2009. Back Ted N-Ted hit up Roosevelt Row for an outside gig, while local favs What Laura Says, and Dry River Yacht Club battled it out for band supremacy at Phoenix Art Museum. See more shots in our First Friday slide show.
Tempe's brand spankin' new Madcap Theaters,
which took the place of the defunct Harkins Centerpoint off Mill Avenue
and 7th St., will host a Back to School Celebration with a weekend full
of some of Arizona's most promising local bands.
You can check out Evan Brightly, Fiction, Little Persons Projectile, Kirkwood Dellinger and Crusher Sound System on Friday, Aug. 21 and Dry River Yacht Club, who are pictured, Coats and Villa, The Gospel Claws and Mobius Saturd
Still pissed about that David Allen Coe show being canceled at Last Exit Bar & Grill? Join the club. We recommend heading out to catch indie pop act Neba and jam band What Laura Says tonight, at a free show at the Tempe live music venue. You can catch two hot up-and-coming Valley acts and talk to management about getting a refund if you're one of the unlucky cats still waiting to get your money back.
Neba will also perform Thursday, Oct. 8 at Phoenix's First Christian Church, Friday, Oc
Michelle Blades... and Modified Arts is down there somewhere.​Modified Arts is will again host a three-day music showcase for some of Phoenix's best up and coming bands. The event, which started last year with 25 local bands and comedians, has commitments from What Laura Says, Matthew Reveles, Black Carl, Yellow Minute, Dry River Yacht Club, and Treasure MammaL. This is the last major event the 11-year-old venue will host before it undergoes renovations and re-opens at the beginning of 2010 a
