Jack Casady Keeps Hot Tuna Fresh for Over 50 Years
The duo have made it half a century.
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Nellie McKay Serves Up a Small Musical Reprieve From the World
A chat with the singer-songwriter about her career, her animal rights activism, politics, and her new EP, Bagatelles.
Styx’s Setlist Has a New Addition: ‘Mr. Roboto’
And their latest album is about a mission to Mars.
Booker T. Jones Takes Us to Soulsville
The blues legend gives us a tour of music history.
How Do the Decade’s Holiday Hits Hold Up?
Our roundup of the 2010s’ original Christmas tunes.
The Joeys Are Anything but Average
The teen rockabilly band aren’t a novelty act.
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The Blind Boys of Alabama Still Have Work to Do
After touring for Christmas, they’re hitting the road with Mark Cohn.
Dead Hot Workshop’s Enduring Mystique
Drummer Curtis Grippe keeps local music alive
The New Norman: Ghetto Cowgirl’s Lead Singer is Running for Tempe City Council
Being a musician has prepared Marc Norman for politics, sort of.
Scottsdale’s Mia Studio Caters to the Film and Music Community
This isn’t your average recording facility.
Scare and Shout! Local Artists Share Their Creepy Tales
These are the cultural equivalents of both a trick and a treat.
Horror Rock Fan Fiction: How Author Ryan B. Clark Spawned a New Genre
His new book is inspired by songs from local bands.
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Lee Hazlewood’s Earliest Demos Are Featured in a New Collection
There will be a release party this Friday at The Dirty Drummer.
Who Got the Woodstock Bump?
The artists who were helped (or hurt) by the festival.
Arizona’s Troubadour Hans Olson Reflects on 50 Years
He came here to escape a paternity suit and a crazy street gang thug who wanted to kill him.
Stumbles Reunion Falls Into Place With 24
Phoenix rockers Stumble reunite after a 20-year hiatus, issuing new EP 24.
The Name of This Band Is Puppy and The Handjobs
You may not find a crazier punk band this side of the border.
CB Live Brings Food, Music, and Comedy Together at Desert Ridge Marketplace
Comedy, food, and bands — oh my!
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Trees Speak Go Out on a Limb With an Improvised Double Album
New Times speaks with the band about their unconventional artistic process.
Bohemian Crapsody: Eight Lying Sack of Sh*t Music Biopics
Biopic? More like lie-opic.
From Bombs to Beats: Former Marine Explosives Expert Opens Recording Studio in Gilbert
BluVudu Productions wants to record your next album.
Chris Danowksi’s New Book DOGSEAR Is His Fitting Farewell to Phoenix
Danowski has been teaching theater, media, and performance art to ASU students for years.