This popular Tempe nightclub and music venue is reportedly closing
“Every venue I love is gone.”
“Every venue I love is gone.”
One of Phoenix’s most infamous electronic dance music parties is coming back from the dead. Legendary house music night RedMonkey is set to return in February after a nine-year hiatus. The long-running but irregularly scheduled party was a staple of Phoenix’s dance scene from the mid-1990s through the 2010s. Pete Salaz, the influential local DJ […]
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“It’s really, really hard to let it go.”
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“It’s our Christmas card to our friends and community.”