Review: Post Malone brought the fire to State Farm Stadium
Massive pyrotechnics, a message from Jelly Roll and a mysterious injury kept fans on their toes during the show.
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Look inside new Mesa music venue The Rosetta Room
The newly opened 6,300-square-foot venue offers a vintage flair and space for concerts, events and community gatherings.
7 ways live music could help combat the loneliness epidemic
Here’s how attending concerts can help alleviate feelings of disconnection and despair, even if you don’t talk to anyone.
Mesa record store known for vintage vinyl and collectibles is making a move
When the plaza that houses your business is about to get bulldozed, you do what you have to do.
Phoenix readers share memories of Zia Records over the years
“I used to go there to buy Beatle bootlegs.”
Review: Wu-Tang Clan delivered at their final Phoenix show
The celebrated hip-hop collective gave fans an intense, energetic final performance loaded with memorable moments.
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‘Jaws’ and the two musical notes that changed Hollywood forever
The particular adaptation of these tones made them synonymous with dread.
Photos: Pixies brought their signature noise-rock to downtown Phoenix
The alt-rock pioneers toured through 2 classic records, “Bossanova” and “Trompe le Monde.” Kurt Vile & The Violators opened.
Bush’s North American tour’s summer leg has Phoenix stop in August
While on tour opening for Florida rockers Shinedown, the band will drop its 10th studio album.
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Crescent Ballroom presents its third annual Summer Matinee Series
Get out of the heat and into the cool venue for an afternoon of music or dance performances by area artists.
Post Malone: What he’s been playing on the tour headed to Phoenix and his new collab
The singer is headed to Phoenix June 21. Here’s a look at what he’s been playing and a new collab with product maker Stanley.
‘High on life:’ A lot to love at Malcolm Todd in Phoenix
A youthful audience sells out The Van Buren in an easy-to-love show with a little something for everyone.
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The four best non-lyrical vocal moments in pop music, from la la las to duh duh duhs
To paraphrase Ronan Keating, sometimes singers say it best when they say nothing at all.
Sly Stone turned isolation into inspiration, forging a path for a generation of music-makers
His visionary and experimental processes informed future hip-hop music production.
Anchoring yacht rock: ‘Nothing that 100 men or more could ever do’
How the sub-genre of mellow music that inspires listeners to dock, rock and mock is rated on a ‘yachtski scale.’
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Zia Records: A look back at Arizona’s quintessential record store
Nostalgic photos of the Phoenix-based record store chain from over four decades.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia coming to Phoenix this fall
The two legendary hip-hop groups will bring the Thuggish-Ruggish-Mafia Tour through the Valley this October.
Emotional band Journal christened new venue The Rosetta Room with a noisy set
The band got loud at the new place to see shows in the East Valley.
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What happened when Phoenix’s Spaceman Bob got cosmic on “America’s Got Talent?”
A space-based performance so wild that Simon used it to troll the other judges.
Yucca Tap Room blasts ICE ‘jackboots’ taking over Danelle Plaza lot
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement division staged a big operation in the lot of Tempe’s Danelle Plaza on Wednesday.
Hip-hop duo Clipse tours for the first time in 15 years
The duo is Pusha T and Malice, who are bringing their Let God Sort Em Out tour to Phoenix, supporting their upcoming album.
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Legendary musician Brian Wilson dies at 82
Known for his work on vocals, bass, and keyboards, as well as his astute musical composition skills, Brian Wilson has died.