Concerts

The pop singer delivered popular tracks, a lightsaber battle and AI, sci-fi-themed art on her Lifetimes tour stop.

Bassist Robby Takac talks about making it work for 40 years and how one song has ‘a lot of legs.’

Al Green, Babyface and Eric Darius are set to perform at the three-day event from Nov. 7 to 9 in Glendale.

The Coronado neighborhood’s annual “micro” music festival on Nov. 7 will showcase local bands and artists.

The singer and guitarist’s sound boasts influences from Charlie Parker to Smashing Pumpkins, wrapped in a lush vocal blanket.

The beloved indie-pop band is reuniting for a short run of shows.

‘Phoenix has always shown up for us’

Along with hyperpop singer Slayyyter, each act lit up Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre with sultry, sweaty, fierce sets.

Celebrating all things outer space, local and national bands land at Walter Studios for music and extra-terrestrial fun.

Ever dream of owning a music store? Aisles of vinyl could be yours.

With Scissor Sisters in tow, prepare for a shimmery night of dance-pop with new tracks and fan favorites.

The singer talks about the nu-disco, glam band’s history and hiatus, before landing in town as part of Kesha’s Tits Out Tour.

A haven for music shoppers and record collectors is saying goodbye to Arizona, but it’s not the end for this vinyl destination.

The acclaimed hip-hop artist brought his talents to The Van Buren and energized a smaller-than-expected crowd.

Two of the band’s members will play a special set of their iconic songs as part of a night of music and conversation.

‘Holy shit, I’m excited.’ Gender-bending, genre-fusing rockers from Australia bring their anarchic live show to Valley Bar.

The trio, made up of three brothers from New York City, heads to the Arizona State Fairgrounds to perform their modern indie-pop hits.

Ready to rock? Do it Saturday with 12 camp bands playing original songs created at the nonprofit’s annual summer camp.

Chandler Center for the Arts summer concert series returns in July. Here’s the lineup

Award winners, collaborators with Rihanna, the London-based act returned to Phoenix.

The indie rock band’s singer and guitarist on why he loves “mythical” Phoenix, gear, raising kids and more.

Massive pyrotechnics, a message from Jelly Roll and a mysterious injury kept fans on their toes during the show.