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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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Phoenix Band Snailmate Talk International Touring, the DIY Lifestyle, and Healthy Bickering

Phoenix Band Snailmate Talk International Touring, the DIY Lifestyle, and Healthy Bickering

By Chris CoplanApril 18, 2023

The wacky, “genrefluid” duo have big plans for 2023 and beyond.

What to Read, Watch, and Play During Your 4/20 Celebration

What to Read, Watch, and Play During Your 4/20 Celebration

By Chris CoplanApril 18, 2023

Some comic, film, and video game suggestions as you partake in this year’s festivities.

Phoenix Musicians Rely on TikTok for Engagement and a Path Forward

Phoenix Musicians Rely on TikTok for Engagement and a Path Forward

By Chris CoplanApril 4, 2023

We spoke with four local musicians about how TikTok helps shape and build their respective careers.

Phoenix’s Best Weekend Concerts: Muse, Alan Menken, Megadeth

Phoenix’s Best Weekend Concerts: Muse, Alan Menken, Megadeth

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersMarch 31, 2023

Your options include chart-topping rock acts and an award-winning composer.

Phoenix Indie Punk Band Ring Finger No Pinky Keep Rocking Toward a Bizarre Future

Phoenix Indie Punk Band Ring Finger No Pinky Keep Rocking Toward a Bizarre Future

By Chris CoplanMarch 29, 2023

The young band brings new levels of intensity and weirdness with a new EP.

Artist-Musician Paul Balazs Marries Comics and Jazz in <i>Hazel</i>

Artist-Musician Paul Balazs Marries Comics and Jazz in Hazel

By Chris CoplanMarch 28, 2023

This Phoenix artists pushes creative boundaries with a new project.

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The Must-Hear New Songs by Phoenix Musicians of March 2023

The Must-Hear New Songs by Phoenix Musicians of March 2023

By Chris CoplanMarch 27, 2023

With new music from AJJ, Mega Ran, Lana Del Rabies, and more!

Lana Del Rabies Has Died and Is Reborn

Lana Del Rabies Has Died and Is Reborn

By Chris CoplanMarch 24, 2023

Phoenix Artist Sam An talks about a new album, almost leaving music, and finding peace in destruction.

The Must-Hear New Songs by Phoenix Musicians

The Must-Hear New Songs by Phoenix Musicians

By Chris CoplanMarch 21, 2023

With fresh tracks by Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra, Touré Masters, Black Caesar Soul Club, and more.

Phoenix’s Best Weekend Concerts: Taylor Swift, ATLiens, Vance Joy

Phoenix’s Best Weekend Concerts: Taylor Swift, ATLiens, Vance Joy

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersMarch 17, 2023

Taylor Mania is running wild in the Valley.

The Concert for David Denogean Honors a Fallen Champion of the Phoenix Music Scene

The Concert for David Denogean Honors a Fallen Champion of the Phoenix Music Scene

By Chris CoplanMarch 15, 2023

Bands, friends, and family are gathering to celebrate the life of the murdered high school teacher.

Phoenix Filmmaker Preston Zeller Tackles Love, Loss, and Painting in <i>The Art of Grieving</i>

Phoenix Filmmaker Preston Zeller Tackles Love, Loss, and Painting in The Art of Grieving

By Chris CoplanMarch 7, 2023

The documentary explores how art and family helped the Gilbert resident grieve the loss of his brother.

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The Must-Hear Songs by Phoenix Musicians of January 2023

The Must-Hear Songs by Phoenix Musicians of January 2023

By Chris CoplanJanuary 31, 2023

With new music from AJJ, Lana Del Rabies, Mega Ran, and much more.

Best Phoenix Concerts This Weekend: George Clinton, Tim Kasher, Pixies Tribute Show

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersJanuary 12, 2023

Memorable live music experiences await you.

Tempe’s Faded Lady Aren’t Your Daddy’s Jam Band

Tempe’s Faded Lady Aren’t Your Daddy’s Jam Band

By Chris CoplanDecember 13, 2022

The very young Tempe outfit are making oddball rock their own way.

Best Phoenix Concerts This Week: Rod Wave, Silversun Pickups, Soccer Mommy

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersDecember 12, 2022

What to see during a busy week of big shows.

Why Zona Music Festival Has Us (Cautiously) Optimistic for the Future

Why Zona Music Festival Has Us (Cautiously) Optimistic for the Future

By Chris CoplanNovember 29, 2022

It’s not just about fun times, but maybe the very soul of the local arts and music scene.

Best Phoenix Concerts This Week: Alaska Thunderfuck 5000, Counterparts, Azizi Gibson

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersNovember 28, 2022

Get out and see some live music this week.

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The Must-Hear Songs by Phoenix Musicians of November 2022

The Must-Hear Songs by Phoenix Musicians of November 2022

By Chris CoplanNovember 28, 2022

New music from Katie Mae & the Lubrication, PRO TEENS, Celebration Guns, and more.

Chow down on this Thanksgiving dinner playlist

Chow down on this Thanksgiving dinner playlist

By Chris CoplanNovember 22, 2022

This set of tunes should help you enjoy dinner and drown out your pesky family members.

Metro Phoenix’s Best Weekend Things to Do: Mummenschanz, Kevin Smith, and More

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersNovember 18, 2022

Need some fun or culture this weekend? We’ve got suggestions.

Metro Phoenix’s Best Things to Do This Weekend: Alan Cumming, WayneFest, and More

Metro Phoenix’s Best Things to Do This Weekend: Alan Cumming, WayneFest, and More

By Benjamin Leatherman and OthersNovember 11, 2022

Your weekend, planned.

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