Musical Instrument Museum announces fall 2026 concert lineup. See who’s playing
More than 100 performances will fill the Phoenix venue, including shows by Fred Armisen, Jeff Goldblum and others.
More than 100 performances will fill the Phoenix venue, including shows by Fred Armisen, Jeff Goldblum and others.
All Time Low is the last addition to the state fair’s concert schedule this fall.
The iconic hip-hop group is headed our way this fall.
How one Arizona band’s comeback inspired fans to stage an event of their own.
Postgame concerts, stadium tours and a country music festival fill Chase Field’s 2026 calendar.
The pop singer brought maturity, grace and a whole lot of fun to the Valley.
Ang Sirena, Medio Pinto and other Arizona acts headline five weeks of free concerts.
Hilary Duff, Don Toliver and Death Cab for Cutie headline a busy month of live music across the Valley.
Rick Ross, Chris Isaak and Alice Cooper are headed to Celebrity Theatre’s rotating stage in 2026.
Nelly, Sugar Ray and other Y2K-era hitmakers are headed to Chandler this fall.
The Canadian rockers kept the party going at Arizona Financial Theatre.
‘This is for the fan who loves finding their new favorite artist.’
The inaugural event aims to unite Arizona’s punk scene with bands from across the state.
$25 tickets to Wu-Tang Clan, Mötley Crüe, UFEST, Thomas Rhett and many more? Yes, please.
The Latin pop star and veteran punk band will perform inside the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum this October.
The country music legend, who would have turned 89 on June 15, recorded three songs at the iconic venue for a TV special.
The ‘Possum Kingdom’ rockers take the stage at The Van Buren on Wednesday.
We were worried his emotional, intimate music wouldn’t fill the space. We were wrong.
Going to the show this weekend? Here’s what you need to know about parking.
Bill Murray, Kristin Chenoweth and Audra McDonald are among the stars coming to Arizona Musicfest’s 2026-27 season.
Band of Horses, Black Veil Brides and Madeon are among the acts coming to the downtown Phoenix venue.
We went to opening night, and we can say for certain: Drummer Anika Nilles is the real deal.