Missy Suicide on the New Blackheart Burlesque Show and Performing for George R. R. Martin
Suicide Girls perform in Phoenix this weekend.
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Which Version of Wire Will Show Up at Crescent Ballroom?
The band has musically morphed many times over the years.
Thanks, Chuck Barris. You Almost Assassinated Television
The Gong Show paved the way for today’s reality competition TVscape.
This Won’t Be The Most Flattering Piece You’ve Read About Chuck Berry
There’s nothing simple about the man credited with creating rock ‘n’ roll.
Judy Collins: “I’m One of the Luckiest People You’ll Ever Meet”
There are a handful of legends left in the world when it comes to the 1960s-folk music scene. Judy Collins is one of them. She’s also known as “Judy Blue Eyes,” which was a moniker bestowed upon her by Stephen Stills of Buffalo Springfield and CSN&Y. The 77-year-old woman with…
Did Green Day Kill Punk Rock?
Worse than death, Green Day make punk rock safe.
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Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba Talks About Finding Inspiration in Henry Rollins
At one point, Chris Carrabba just had to get into the van.
Storied Phoenix Punks The Feederz Unite Just in Time for the Trump Presidency
For Phoenix legends the Feederz, there is no more standing around in the back.
Zia Records Accepting Submissions on New Local Compilation, This One Goes To Eleven
This one goes to 11.
Meet Konstadinos “Cocoe” Tsimahidis, the Vinyl-Loving DJ Behind Grand Avenue Records
The Valley’s newest record shop opened in December.
Here’s How Your Band Could Open For Bon Jovi
If you’re living on a prayer, try entering this contest.
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Why Carrie Fisher Was So Much More Than My Generation’s First Crush
Her legacy beyond and because of Leia.
George Michael (and His Neon T-Shirts) Was a Pop Music Pioneer
When I think of George Michael, the first thing that comes to mind are his neon T-shirts.
The Stockyards Remains All About the Beef
The Stockyards offers a taste of bygone Phoenix.
These 10 TV Shows Are Totally Worth Your Time
From Divorce to Nature, these are worth your time.
40 Years of Taxi Driver: We Never Felt So Alone
There’s good in Travis Bickle.
Electric Violinist Barry Smith Returns After Taking a Slightly Different Path
Longtime Phoenix music fans will remember Barry Smith of Gentlemen AfterDark, Arizona’s new wave/post-glam legends from the early ’80s.
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Roger Hodgson of Supertramp Explains How He Loses Himself in the Songwriting Process
The British expat has a lot of experience and a lot of hits under his belt.
Remembering Phoenix’s Easy Street Sandwich and Oyster Bar
Easy Street Sandwich and Oyster Bar was a neighborhood gathering spot while Tom Reardon was growing in Phoenix. In the first of a series on long-time Valley restaurants, he shares memories of his family’s business.
Why Masters of Sex Is Neither Sexy Nor Masterful Anymore
Here’s what happened.
Hardcore Band Trash Talk Tours with Rappers, and It’s Punk As Hell
Because it’s punk as hell.