Concerts

Big-name musicians and bands won’t be a part of the 2021 edition.

Oh, God.

It’s a world of robots, swamp creatures, and fun, escapist pop-rock.

The 95-year-old music legend is hanging up the microphone.

Big names and major concerts are on tap this weekend in metro Phoenix.

Don’t forget your mask the next time you head out to a show there.

It’s a mix of legendary rock bands, EDM superstars, and burgeoning rap artists.

Prominent music venues are reopening and bringing in some major shows.

The annual Valley Fever’s Rooster Club party features live music, burritos, and Bloody Marys.

Stay up late with DJ legends or get up early to celebrate at dawn.

For fans of sketchy promoters, weird emo bands, and chocolate syrup.

Some pretty big names are on the list.

REZZ’s long-awaited Valley show is finally happening.

It’s been more than a decade since he played here with a full band.

You’ve got plenty of concert options this weekend in Phoenix, including EDM events, an ABBA tribute, and an album release party.

How the influential music festival launched in Phoenix 30 years ago this week.

The reason for the cancellation kind of makes sense, honestly.

Up for an interesting concert or nightlife experience over the next few nights?

From comedy metal and old-school Norteño to cake-slinging DJs.

You’ve got a variety of musical styles to choose from.

They’ll be at Last Exit Live on Saturday.

Possibilities include getting blasted by bass, partying with local rockers, or reliving an ’80s Dead show.