10 Phoenix metal bands you should be blasting
From sludge to groove, thrash to black, there’s a metal band for every mood.
From sludge to groove, thrash to black, there’s a metal band for every mood.
“I wanted the album to feel like you’re walking into my life,” the artist says.
The Phoenix band have a fresh EP, “TV Bliss,” that kicks off a brave new era.
The indie pop duo on ‘spiritual’ tunes, doing music full time and learning to trust your instincts.
Shows to help get you through the dog days of summer.
With new music from Tassel, Madilyn Mei, The Lord’s and more.
The “sludge pop” band have a new LP, plenty of tour dates and a heck of a lot to prove.
From Taylor Swift to Doja Cat, put these tunes on your summer playlist ASAP.
With new music from Weston Smith, Grim Moses, Dorsten and more.
“You got a Porg in your pocket?”
Most of it was great. Some of it wasn’t.
The famed artist and president of DC Comics discussed his creative process at the pop-culture event.
The iconic actor, singer, host and comedian gave the crowd the full razzle-dazzle.
The MCU actor had a lot to say about his ongoing recovery, making music, and new career goals.
Summer concert season in Phoenix kicks off with gigs by Shania Twain, Matchbox Twenty, Bebe Rexha, Kali Uchis, and The Aquadolls from May 29-June 1.
More than singing to the ill and/or dying, these groups promote important conversations about healthcare, grief and more.
Catch indie bands at Trunk Space or rock out with a Beatle at Celebrity Theatre.
The brand-new fest focuses on both established and up-and-coming local artists.
The longtime local faves talk cautious optimism, touring, and being ahead of the curve.
Featuring new music from Citrus Clouds, Mega Ran, Sicksense, and more.
If fans, creators, and organizers continue to put in the work, festivals can be a vital part of our state’s social and cultural makeup.
The young Tempe band talk about early successes, staying grounded, and new tour and release plans.