How these Phoenix bands are rocking Europe this month
Repping different overseas record labels, a couple of Phoenix bands are touring Europe, where their fan bases have been building.
Repping different overseas record labels, a couple of Phoenix bands are touring Europe, where their fan bases have been building.
The annual EDM festival announces late-stage date and location changes for the dance-music party featuring over 60 artists.
Some 300 people turned out to support the legendary blues guitarist and to share stories of his mentorship and friendship.
The global organization, started by an ASU educator, maintains a vibrant local chapter that supports women musicians.
Justin Martin, Mark Farina and Destructo are set to perform at the Arizona EDM event from July 3 to 7.
The fits were on point. The crowds were unruly. The headliners got half-naked people dancing in a rainstorm. It was a vibe.
Everything to know about the two-day music festival rager kicking off today at Sloan Park with the Chainsmokers and Gryffin.
Corianna and Brianna Dotson began DJing after conquering the fashion eyewear industry. Catch them at a festival near you.
Eight days after the legendary local musician took the Celebrity Theatre stage, he took to Facebook to share the news.
Cavalera Conspiracy headlined a wicked four-band salvo at the Van Buren. Our writer got out with the photos to prove it.
The enduring power-rock trio are bringing new bassist Brenden McBride up to speed in time for a North American summer tour.
Looking to set a mood? Borrow these tracks from the bars and restaurants that obsess over music almost as much as you do.
Max Cavalera, formerly of Sepultura, wraps his Third World Trilogy tour Sunday in the Valley: “always one of the best crowds.”
Franco Gagliano’s rock club defined Phoenix live music for a generation. Here’s the inside story, from those who lived it.
Shortly after high school, Phoenix’s own Alice Cooper was exploring a newfound gritty, idiosyncratic sound in his 1970 LP.
Our faves from the ’90s that just never got their foots in the door.
We don’t need to touch the clocks, and Johnny Cash has our collective back.
From introspective dance pop to edgy local hardcore, we have all the albums you’ll need for this weekend and beyond.
The “Bust A Move” rapper has some rather big plans for Phoenix.
Here are some tunes for throwing your very own Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday celebration.
From dreamy K-pop to heart-on-sleeve indie rock, we have all the albums you’ll need for this weekend and beyond.
From releasing Indigenous folk to experimental noise rock, these outfits make Phoenix a proper musical capital.