10 movies celebrating birthdays that time should forget
These films are marking their 25th, 40th or even 50th anniversaries in 2025. But they aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.
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Tempe History Museum debuts local skateboarding history exhibit
“Dry Surf: Local Skateboarding History” opens May 10 and gives visitors decades’ worth of photos, boards and more.
Electro-pop extravaganza: Jesika von Rabbit is headed to Phoenix on brief Arizona tour
Self-proclaimed ‘Queen of the High Desert’ shows off her ‘wacko’ side in new video with bassist Lee Joseph and backup dancers, the Grundles.
Arizona Tiki Oasis brings island culture to Scottsdale
Floral caftans, tropical drinks and lounge music will draw cool chicks and hepcats to Scottsdale this week.
10 great films celebrating big anniversaries in 2025
“O Brother, Where Art Thou?” is turning 25, “Jaws” is turning 50 and we’re all getting really old.
Look inside Wasted Ink Zine Distro’s new Central Phoenix home
The beloved literary hub has new digs near Third Avenue and McDowell Road and is ready to welcome visitors.
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Remembering late actor Gene Hackman’s lesser-known roles
The late acting legend did dozens of movies before his death. Here are some you probably missed.
SkaterCon 10 rolls into Goodyear with skate legends, headliners Luicidal
This year features appearances by skaters Jeff Kendall and Steve Alba as well as concerts from Go Betty Go and Clusterfux.
The rebirth of ’90s Phoenix rockers Jesus Chrysler Supercar
The throwback Phoenix outfit are releasing their first new music in 25 years.
The 10 ‘RAD’ resolutions for being a better local music lover in 2025
From journaling your favorite shows to expanding your tastes, here’s to being a more addictive music fan in 2025 and beyond.
Molchat Doma on Belarusian synth, playing live and Depeche Mode
The dark-synth trio are playing Phoenix behind their new album, “Belaya Polosa.”
10 classic albums turning 40 in 2025
These albums by The Cult, New Order and more are entering their fifth decade this year.
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Phoenix screening of Redd Kross film promises a rockin’ good time
“Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story” is a new documentary about the longtime L.A. rock band.
Longtime Phoenix band No Volcano say goodbye with new album
The Valley favorites will bid the music scene farewell with an album release show at The Rebel Lounge on Friday.
Phoenix DJ collective Ladies Who Brunch spin for a good cause
The trio of turntablists want to participate in charity events and bring more women into the local DJ community.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard singer talks ahead of Phoenix concert
Singer Stu Mackenzie talks about life, the band’s latest album and their upcoming Phoenix show.
Blow out your eardrums with A Place to Bury Strangers
The New York rockers will pummel your senses at Valley Bar this weekend.
Phoenix label Fervor Records marks 35 years with Rhythm Room show
Some of the biggest names in local music will be there to celebrate the record label.
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John Dwyer and the Osees save their crazy for the stage
The San Francisco rockers take the stage at Walter Studios on Monday.
Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. bring ‘Romance’ to Phoenix
They’ll hit the stage at The Van Buren on Monday.
Repo Man soundtrack showcases ’80s punk acts from L.A. 40 years later
The iconic album, packed with signature L.A. punk acts, remains a landmark movie soundtrack 40 years later.
The Messthetics head to Phoenix, blending Dischord Records roots with jazz
The Messthetics promise to fill the small but mighty Linger Longer Lounge on Wednesday, with a certain joyful moodiness, panache, and sonic freedom.