Your guide to Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin’s concert in Phoenix
The Latin hitmakers are bringing the “Trilogy Tour” to Footprint Center on Saturday, Nov. 25. Here’s what you need to know.
The Latin hitmakers are bringing the “Trilogy Tour” to Footprint Center on Saturday, Nov. 25. Here’s what you need to know.
How to celebrate the biggest drinking and partying night of the year, as well as on T-Day itself.
The deadly incident occurred on Sunday morning at the all-night unlicensed dance party.
Other big shows in the Valley this month include Moneybagg Yo, The National, John Fogerty and Pitbull.
Everything to know about the two-day country and Americana music event on Nov. 3-4 at Scottsdale Civic Center Mall.
At stake are bragging rights and the chance to donate money to a comic book retailer charity.
The geek event from Oct. 27-29 at Legacy Park in Mesa celebrates anime and pop culture with curated guests and vendors.
Big-name concerts are returning to the fair after a four-year hiatus.
Guns N’ Roses fans of Phoenix will have to rock out at a different venue, thanks to the D-backs.
Everything to know about the two-day music festival in Avondale, including who’s performing and what to bring.
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One of the Valley’s busiest months for live music will also feature shows by Travis Scott, Foo Fighters, Sting, Macklemore and SZA.
Also on tap: Comedy from Iliza Shlesinger and Eddie Griffin, an Arizona Derby Dames doubleheader and more.
Can Phoenix nightlife overcome Valley sprawl, COVID hangover and staffing challenges to become more than a late-night buzzkill?
Other Valley events from Sept. 15-17 include the Arizona Cardinals’ home opener and Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market.
You’ll need some binoculars to view the newly discovered comet before it disappears for 435 years.
The “electrifying beverage and dance event” headlined by Dillon Francis has been canned.
You can also geek out on Batman Day and when the Game Grumps come to Mesa Arts Center.
The new hip-hop festival featuring Lil Uzi Vert, Metro Boomin and Rico Nasty has been axed by its promoters.
Also this month: Sam Smith, Rob Zombie, 5 Seconds of Summer and Rick Ross will bring their tours to the Valley.
Everything to know about this year’s edition of Arizona’s biggest anime and Japanese pop-culture event.