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Chris Coplan

Chris Coplan

Chris Coplan spent time as the Phoenix New Times music editor in early 2025. He has been a professional writer since the 2010s, having started his professional career at Consequence. Since then, he’s also been published with TIME, Complex, and other outlets. Chris started freelance writing with New Times in 2018 about all things music. He lives in Central Phoenix with his wife, stepdaughter, a dumb but lovable dog, and two bossy cats.

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Here’s What Four Phoenix Bands Think About COVID-19 Concert Rules

Here’s What Four Phoenix Bands Think About COVID-19 Concert Rules

By Chris CoplanOctober 1, 2021

We asked members of AJJ, Chrome Rhino, and other acts for their takes.

Dubs White Is Signing Off at KWSS

Dubs White Is Signing Off at KWSS

By Chris CoplanSeptember 29, 2021

The local DJ, vinyl fiend, and all-around music champion is ending his show after four years and leaving Phoenix.

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in September

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in September

By Chris CoplanSeptember 28, 2021

New releases from Mega Ran, Pig City, and more.

On the 30th Anniversary of Nirvana’s <i>Nevermind</i>, Phoenix Musicians Talk About Its Importance

On the 30th Anniversary of Nirvana’s Nevermind, Phoenix Musicians Talk About Its Importance

By Chris CoplanSeptember 24, 2021

Nirvana’s second album made a big impression on a number of local musicians.

Phoenix’s Full Moon Festival Unveils Its Latest Phase This Month

Phoenix’s Full Moon Festival Unveils Its Latest Phase This Month

By Chris CoplanSeptember 7, 2021

Fresh off a 2020 hiatus, the arts and music event is planning some big changes all around.

Talia Roya Roars Back To Life

Talia Roya Roars Back To Life

By Chris CoplanSeptember 1, 2021

The Phoenix singer-songwriter’s new music represents “a journey of self-discovery,” she says.

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The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in August

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in August

By Chris CoplanAugust 30, 2021

New releases from Katie Mae & the Lubrication, The Dust Jackets, and more.

Rise Against Hits The Stage Running

Rise Against Hits The Stage Running

By Chris CoplanAugust 9, 2021

Bassist Joe Principe talks about a return to the stage, Rise Against’s new album, and growing up punk.

Eight Phoenix Musicians Share Their Worst Concert Experiences

Eight Phoenix Musicians Share Their Worst Concert Experiences

By Chris CoplanJuly 28, 2021

For fans of sketchy promoters, weird emo bands, and chocolate syrup.

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in July

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in July

By Chris CoplanJuly 26, 2021

New releases from Breakup Shoes, Bastik, and more.

Phoenix Blues Rockers The Deadbeat Cousins Are Poised for Their Big Break

Phoenix Blues Rockers The Deadbeat Cousins Are Poised for Their Big Break

By Chris CoplanJuly 20, 2021

The Phoenix outfit talk their origins, the power of blues, and much more.

We Made a Phoenix Suns Championship Playlist

We Made a Phoenix Suns Championship Playlist

By Chris CoplanJuly 12, 2021

Songs for winning titles, celebrating greatness, and making Phoenix feel cool.

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The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in June

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in June

By Chris CoplanJune 29, 2021

New releases from Celebration Guns, Ring Finger No Pinky, and more.

The Best Phoenix Albums of 2021 (So Far)

The Best Phoenix Albums of 2021 (So Far)

By Chris CoplanJune 14, 2021

The first half of the year has been a busy one for great local music.

What Phoenix Festival Organizers and Promoters Are Saying About Post-COVID Shows

What Phoenix Festival Organizers and Promoters Are Saying About Post-COVID Shows

By Chris CoplanJune 9, 2021

Full Moon, Innings, M3F, and other local music festivals share their plans for the future.

Even as Phoenix Music Venues Reopen, They’re Still Dealing With Funding Challenges

Even as Phoenix Music Venues Reopen, They’re Still Dealing With Funding Challenges

By Chris CoplanJune 2, 2021

Even with government aid incoming, Phoenix clubs face new challenges as they reopen for summer and fall.

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in May 2021

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in May 2021

By Chris CoplanMay 27, 2021

New tunes from Mega Ran, Paper Foxes, Ryan Flynn, and more.

Phoenix Radio Stations Have Flourished Amid COVID

Phoenix Radio Stations Have Flourished Amid COVID

By Chris CoplanMay 12, 2021

The pandemic was an opportunity for growth and exploration for the Valley’s many stations.

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The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in April 2021

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in April 2021

By Chris CoplanApril 27, 2021

Check out new tunes by ROAR, Kareem Ali, DaDadoh, and more.

How Has the Pandemic Affected Phoenix Musicians? We Talked to 12 of Them.

How Has the Pandemic Affected Phoenix Musicians? We Talked to 12 of Them.

By Chris CoplanApril 26, 2021

For these local acts, COVID has been a time of both exciting growth and frustrating delays.

Dope Tunes: 10 Strain-Specific Playlists for Your Next Smoke Session

Dope Tunes: 10 Strain-Specific Playlists for Your Next Smoke Session

By Chris CoplanApril 20, 2021

Whatever your pleasure for smoking pot, here’s the perfect soundtrack.

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in March 2021

The Five Best Songs From Phoenix Musicians in March 2021

By Chris CoplanMarch 31, 2021

Citrus Clouds, CERAMICS?, AJJ, and more.

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