The First Annual Bookburners Convention Turns Bookstore Work Into a Supernatural Romp
Playwright Ashley Naftule drew on his time working at Half Price Books and Zia Record Exchange to write the play.
Playwright Ashley Naftule drew on his time working at Half Price Books and Zia Record Exchange to write the play.
Got any big plans this weekend? Consider checking out a concert.
FilmBar sets screening on 50th anniversary of Monkees’ one and only film, Head.
Memorial Day weekend’s concert scene features both freaks and geeks.
Alt-pop band tells compelling backstory of how it all began.
From Blondie to the Beatles.
They’re the advanced band class at One Step Beyond Institute.
A ranking of potential alternate state songs for Arizona.
“When we start playing, it’s like a well-oiled machine.”
Much of what we know about the venue comes from longtime staffers.
With a show featuring Fred Green, Crushed, Zig Zag Black, and Oil.
“One morning, we just get an email saying ‘time to do another record.'”
Toughly two years ago, these four teenage girls from Phoenix signed to Megadeth bassist David Ellefson’s EMP label.
“I always knew that you can’t go back to something, but sometimes things from your past can come around to your future.”
Catching up with Klaus Meine.
Touring is the whole reason Snailmate exists.
The biggest of the Big Four and their inextricable ties to the Copper State.
“The Valley was meant to hear the song first, whether y’all wanted it or not, and now it’s time to unleash it everywhere else.”
“No One Can Suffer Like I Can” is available for 99 cents.
Well, sort of music label.
What British Invaders and American rockers did after the record forever changed the game.
Let’s start with Jack White.