Lost Leaf Is Home to Craft Beer, Great Art, and Phoenix Music History
“A house show with better beer.”
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Phoenix’s Post Hoc Exit the Military and Enter the Wilderness
“People don’t care about catchy songs, they’re looking for guidance to how to feel.”
Paul McCartney: Six Underrated Albums From the Beatles Legend’s Solo Career
With each new album, we learn more and more about Sir Paul.
How Does the Phoenix Music Scene Survive the Summer Slump?
Fewer big tours means more local ingenuity.
Sad Dance Party Don’t Love Phoenix but Won’t Leave Phoenix
The “sad boy” band are growing up, fine-tuning their sound, and deciding what it all means.
Heavy Breather Are Phoenix Punk Royalty — So Bend the Knee
The multifaceted outfit are building a new future for Phoenix’s punk scene.
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Dork and Roll: The 7 Coolest Musical Acts in Nerd Culture
From Sex Bob-Omb to PaRappa the Rapper.
Pot of Gold Festival Promoters Sued by Partner for Breach of Contract
A lawsuit filed in Maricopa County alleges that PoG promoters withheld payments from last month’s festivities.
Harsh Vibrations: The Worst Albums to Listen to While Celebrating 4/20
Whether sonically or emotionally daunting or just not apropos for the occasion, these records are sure to harsh your mellow.
Plague Vendor Are the Disease You Want to Catch
Also, they’re best buds with Eddie Vedder.
Pot of Gold 2019: Day One Begins With Snoop Dogg, Ozuna, and Disorganization
Long lines at will call, increasingly annoyed attendees, and a total communication breakdown were all par for the course Friday.
Could Phoenix Have Its Own SXSW?
The Austin festival’s decline could give the Valley a chance to shine.
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Strokes Who? Albert Hammond Jr. Don’t Need No Stinking Band
Over the last 10 years, The Strokes guitarist has forged his own path through the rock wilderness.
As Phoenix Festivals Loom, Will M3F and Innings Succeed Where Lost Lake Failed?
In an overstocked festival market, Lost Lake’s failure begs the question: Does Phoenix need a city-defining music festival?
Soccer Mommy Is 2019’s Most Level-Headed Rock Star
At 21, Sophie Allison is a thoughtful musician with a clear eye on the future.
Do the Grammys Still Matter? Musical Trends to Keep and Leave Behind in 2019
A new year brings new changes to both the national and local music scenes. What’s to keep and what’s got to go in 2019
Where to Eat, Drink, and Be Merry This Christmas in the PHX
There’ a lot more to do than just open presents.
10 Phoenix Area Bands to Watch in 2019 (Part 2)
More bands than you can shake a drumstick at.
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10 Phoenix Area Bands to Watch in 2019 (Part 1)
Your New Year’s resolution is to listen to all these awesome bands.
Nine Valley Bands Reveal Their Favorite Holiday Jams
We asked Wyves, Lana Del Rabies, No Volcano, and more about their favorite seasonal songs.
Okilly Dokilly Want to Pulverize Your Skull With Sound, Neighborino
The “Nedal” band has toured around the world and gathered a fierce following.
Iceage and Black Lips Meet in the Middle of Punk Rock Upheaval
Two groundbreaking punk bands play Crescent Ballroom this week.