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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.

The former child star once ran in the same circle as Diana Ross, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald.

It’s the end of an era.

You’ve seen Maggie Keane’s popular music-themed work all around town.

The policy will be in place by September 20.

Billy Bob Thornton is also bringing his band to the Valley.

The weekly YouTube series goes deep into what’s going on with local music.

He’s a familiar face to longtime fans of the band.

Shows are resuming at the downtown Phoenix venue after 18 months.

Arizona’s favorite adopted son is getting his very own coloring book.

Why are they called “albums,” anyway?

Plus Mega Ran’s got a 1995-themed album in the works.

Shows will be happening again at the RoRow bar – for now.

Ice Cube is also coming to the Valley in December.

Local rockers Crack Rabbit are set to release their first album later this year, but it took a while for the current lineup to come together.

Bid will start at $300,000, pardner.

The latest development in an ongoing controversy involving a senior housing development and the city of Tempe.