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It’s the latest development in the long history of the property.

Expect a night of synth pop and new wave as KWSS 93.9 FM hosts its first in-person fundraiser in almost two years.

A lawsuit calls for lowering the volume and bass, or closing the venue if that doesn’t happen.

J. White, the Carvin Jones Band, and the AZ Storyteller Project headline a free festival on the north shore of Tempe Town Lake.

Here’s why it took so long for its return to the local music scene.

Stage pyrotechnics weren’t the only thing that caused flames to erupt at Slipknot’s show.

The local music and events venue has had a tumultuous year.

Adding former Myka Relocate singer Michael Swank to the roster was the beginning of a long-distance partnership.

Record store owner Mike Esposito dishes dirt on selling vinyl old and new.

The venue’s new focus is on short-term safety while maintaining its vital role in the arts scene.

An inside look at the legendary honky-tonk’s past.

And they’re playing at Crescent Ballroom this weekend.

Nearly everything that could go wrong during the shoot did go wrong.

Their reasons vary.

The Monkees manager, Andrew Sandoval, on touring with what’s left of our favorite prefab band.

Concert news you can use.

Beats and bass have returned to the Tempe hotspot.

It might be due to its old location being bought by Maricopa County.

With three shows in the Valley this week, Phoenix’s Danielle Durack is ready to take her music career to the next level.

It’s the homegrown hip-hop act’s first local show since losing a member.

The calendar is filled with images of some of Phoenix’s favorite musicians.

The policy will go into effect on September 1.