Venomous Pinks’ drummer Cassie Jalilie is battling cancer and more
She talks about her challenges and the importance of self-advocacy.
She talks about her challenges and the importance of self-advocacy.
The indie rock band’s singer and guitarist on why he loves “mythical” Phoenix, gear, raising kids and more.
Jason Woodbury and Zach Toporek (JPW and Dad Weed, respectively) join musical forces for an outstanding first release.
The records that birthed these songs are full of tracks that deserve as much attention as the hits that got all the love.
The English punk legends have been going strong since 1976. Here are 10 reasons to see their live show at The Van Buren.
The all-ages music and arts venue is still without a permanent home, but that’s not stopping them from throwing a party.
These films are marking their 25th, 40th or even 50th anniversaries in 2025. But they aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.
“Dry Surf: Local Skateboarding History” opens May 10 and gives visitors decades’ worth of photos, boards and more.
Self-proclaimed ‘Queen of the High Desert’ shows off her ‘wacko’ side in new video with bassist Lee Joseph and backup dancers, the Grundles.
Floral caftans, tropical drinks and lounge music will draw cool chicks and hepcats to Scottsdale this week.
“O Brother, Where Art Thou?” is turning 25, “Jaws” is turning 50 and we’re all getting really old.
The beloved literary hub has new digs near Third Avenue and McDowell Road and is ready to welcome visitors.
The late acting legend did dozens of movies before his death. Here are some you probably missed.
This year features appearances by skaters Jeff Kendall and Steve Alba as well as concerts from Go Betty Go and Clusterfux.
The throwback Phoenix outfit are releasing their first new music in 25 years.
From journaling your favorite shows to expanding your tastes, here’s to being a more addictive music fan in 2025 and beyond.
The dark-synth trio are playing Phoenix behind their new album, “Belaya Polosa.”
These albums by The Cult, New Order and more are entering their fifth decade this year.
“Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story” is a new documentary about the longtime L.A. rock band.
The Valley favorites will bid the music scene farewell with an album release show at The Rebel Lounge on Friday.
The trio of turntablists want to participate in charity events and bring more women into the local DJ community.
Singer Stu Mackenzie talks about life, the band’s latest album and their upcoming Phoenix show.