Remembering legendary Phoenix punk drummer Michael ‘Bam Bam’ Sversvold
The beloved drummer left an indelible legacy on the Phoenix music scene.
The beloved drummer left an indelible legacy on the Phoenix music scene.
Including offerings by Nine Inch Nails, The Beatles and Van Halen. Fight us in the comments.
Hundreds of tiki and midcentury culture enthusiasts will turn Hotel Valley Ho into a tropical paradise this weekend.
The latest musical project of the legendary – and local – Cavalera music family is stopping in Glendale this weekend.
This place has everything: food from scratch, pool tournaments and a full calendar of rock, metal and punk shows.
We think about the Material Girl before her concert in Phoenix next week.
The Phoenix native turned world-famous artist died on Feb. 21 at the age of 81.
Blaine Long, a “Voice” alumnus, and Neko Case sideman Jon Rauhouse will celebrate their new LP with a Dirty Drummer show this weekend.
The “Full House” star collaborated on “If You Would Have Told Me: A Memoir” with local scribe Daphne Young.
The late singer was both a trendsetter and a trend-smasher.
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Country Club Volume 1 will feature stars of the local music scene, cool shopping and more.
The legendary experimental rock band are bringing their singular sound to Pub Rock Live.
The Seattle band’s latest album, “Plastic Eternity,” has sounds “we’ve never done before.”
They’ll hit the stage at The Nile Theater in Mesa next week.
The English rockers are playing a concert in Phoenix this week.
The legendary Australian band will perform songs from their 40-year history at Friday’s show.
Overstand, composed of members of Phoenix punk-band veterans, play Yucca Tap Room on Tuesday night.
One of Phoenix’s longest-running bands is holding an anniversary concert this weekend in Glendale.
Also on tap: Comedy from Iliza Shlesinger and Eddie Griffin, an Arizona Derby Dames doubleheader and more.
The star of six Netflix comedy specials will take the stage at Arizona Financial Theatre on Friday.
Phoenix artist James B. Hunt, a.k.a. NXOEED, draws monsters and leaves them around the city. But he’s more like a ghost.