BOYCOTT!, led by the bisexual rapper/singer Kaleb Hargous, is making angry, pointed music about political injustices and mass shootings by combining rap, hip-hop and pretty much any other musical genre.
Phoenix native branches out through music, poetry, and theater.
Phoenix band’s original drummer returns after 20-year hiatus.
Tucson native and her troupe have been performing weekly at Crescent Ballroom for several years.
One half of Phoenix DJ duo We Are Shit Heads, Duckie discusses his gear and sound.
David Bowie’s androgynous persona exploded on the pop scene 46 years ago with Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust. Author Jason Heller captures sci-fi’s influence on ’70s music in Strange Stars.
Valley musicians talk about the Phoenix area bars where they like to hang and throw back a few.
Here We Go Love, a kaleidoscope of newly-realized ska mash-ups, introspective rich ballads, and even some infectious upstart rock numbers
It’s never too late to pick an instrument or learn audio skills!
K-pop is rapidly infiltrating the American pop music zeitgeist. Don’t get left behind.
Surfside IV making is music Saturday, May 19, at Quail Lounge in Phoenix; Trey Rhodes describes how he outfits the surf his guitar.
Size and experience don’t matter: There’s a venue for local bands at every stage of development in Phoenix.
Your mom will even like Honey Danger and the I-10 Shooters.
Complex and modern, hip-hop beat master Sango brings more than listen and chill.
Hook’s new lineup includes son Jack Bates on bass.
Hip-hop superstar Drake and his Migos will perform in Gila River Arena on October 8. Tickets are on sale Friday, May 18.
Arizona rock band hasn’t changed their music after quarter century together.
Guitarist says key to musical development is forgetting what works and moving forward.
Musical pioneers earned distinction with provocative album covers and drew from classic art and film for lyrics.
Once a guitar picker, DJ Sean Watson now mixes and spins.
With his cardigan, singer-songwriter-storyteller brings Pen and Piano Tour to The Van Buren in Phoenix.
Frontman Sam Ray catalogs grind of a junkie’s life in latest album, A Whole Fucking Lifetime of This.
