Sentenced To Life: Phoenix Punks Come Together to Help One of Their Own
Steven “Stevie D.” Davis is facing down his illness with clear eyes.
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Soft Deadlines’ New Record People Are Evil Is a Post-Punk Paradise
Singer Oliver Lemke reveals the band’s influences, from Gang of Four to Public Image Ltd.
Opening for Iceage, Surfbort Is Riding the Freak Wave
The band of Texas punk vets and a New York-via-SoCal singer are celebrating their weirdness.
Eyehategod And Cro-Mags: Heavy Riffs, Heavier Influence
Two of the most celebrated groups in heavy music head west.
In Its Ninth Year, Local Love Abounds at Apache Lake Music Festival
The celebration of Arizona music lands on the shores of Apache Lake this weekend.
Boz Scaggs Brings His Everyman Blues Rock To Celebrity Theatre
The blues-rocker’s musical connections range from Steve Miller Band to Toto.
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New Stories to Tell: The Mountain Goats Expand Their Horizons
The legendary folk project comes to Phoenix with a new album and a new setlist.
Ward Reeder Is One of the Best Drummers in the Valley
New Times talks with the prolific percussionist.
Weezer and the Pixies Join Forces
These two behemoths of 90s rock will play together at Ak-Chin Pavilion.
Republican Rock: What Kind of People See Ted Nugent Live in 2018?
Our writer goes into the heart of MAGA darkness.
Is Ted Nugent More Patriotic Than Captain America?
What if Marvel decided to give the shield to the Motor City Madman?
Neurosis: Do You Dare Take the Plunge?
Venture out to Van Buren on Monday, July 16, for Neurosis’s brand of rock music.
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Trump Didn’t Make Punk Great Again, But Two Classic Bands Rage On
Negative Approach and Dayglo Abortion Perform at Pub Rock July 11.
Killer New Phoenix Area Music You Should Check Out
Fans of Phoenix music should own these four new albums.
Whitechapel Embrace the Future by Looking to the Past
Frontman Phil Bozeman’s growth as vocalist evident on re-release of This Is Exile.
Quiet Slang (Sort of) Reinvents the Wheel
The new project of James Alex, front man of Beach Slang, may capture some hearts.
You May Have Missed Treepeople in The ’90s, but Don’t Make That Mistake Again
Boise-based band reunites for six-city tour in western U.S.
Chicago Versus REO Speedwagon: Death Match in the Desert
Both bands have existed for more than 50 years, and are responsible for some of the most iconic songs in rock ‘n’ roll history.
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Shy Boys Are Actually Who They Claim to Be
Kansas City-based quartet are under-appreciated working band.
The Frog Queen Returns to Phoenix
Jeremy Enigk plays the Rebel Lounge in Phoenix on Monday, June 11.
Melvins Dare You to Define Them
Melvins play Crescent Ballroom Thursday, May 31.
James Taylor Performs at Talking Stick Resort Arena on May 29
After 50 years of entertaining, legendary master of soft rock shows no signs of slowing down.