Phoenix School of HipHop’s Afro Grooves fundraiser lights up Arizona Center on Saturday
A skate party and set by Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra highlight the annual benefit.
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The Beat goes on for Felly in Phoenix
The singer chats about the 8-year-old version of himself, inspirations and working with Carlos Santana.
‘Behind the Lens’ with Henry Diltz
It’s career show-and-tell when the legendary photographer presents and discusses his iconic work.
Phoenix band Esso’s new album pays homage to classic cinema storytelling
The band hopes the record will provide some relief from the world’s chaos.
Max Cavalera chats about 1993 release, ‘Chaos A.D.’
Metal master, Max Cavalera, talks about the iconic record and connecting with fans.
The Format drops new single; full-length LP to follow
Beloved Phoenix indie rockers have a new tune out now. Catch them live tonight on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’
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Phoenix therapist and musician provides tools to help understand emotions
This month, learn how to understand and regulate feelings.
Andrew Cline from Astrologer’s ‘secret history’: Dishwasher’s lament
Local musician and writer explores moments of his life touched by music in a second chapter of series.
Phoenix debates Valley’s best radio stations in spirited online sesh
KUKQ, The Edge and Power 92.3 were among the local broadcasters fondly remembered.
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Flooding, winds devastate Miami Art Works and neighboring businesses
GoFundMe campaign launched to restore The Lyric Soda Fountain and 23 Skidoo.
Rapper Will.i.am joins ASU faculty
Black Eyed Peas member, actor and producer is teaching a class on AI.
Hotline TNT brings “Raspberry Moon” to the boxing ring
New York City shoegazers bring ‘distortion-drenched pop’ to a Valley sparring gym.
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The Head and the Heart go back to their roots with new album “Aperture”
The Seattle indie folk band is ready to get harmonious at the Arizona Financial Theater on Sept. 30.
Big sellouts: The Format returns for a short run of shows starting at the AZ State Fair
Tickets to see the locally formed indie rock band were purchased at lightning speed.
Destroyer’s main man Dan Bejar talks about latest release, more
‘Dan’s Boogie’ is the band’s 14th release. Don’t expect it to be the last.
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Phoenix rockers Blanche Davidian are back, after more than a decade
These long-haulers are fueled and ready to crank up the volume on Sept. 19 and beyond.
Scottsdale musician wants to sing with the Jonas Brothers at PHX Arena
Diehard fan Robert Cole has been using social media to campaign for a chance to croon with the brothers at upcoming show.
How TikTok forever changed the emerging artist struggle
Phoenix musicians share their experiences navigating the competitive social media landscape.
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Mesa Amphitheatre 2025 schedule: every show announced so far
Dwight Yoakam, The Story So Far and Turnstile will hit the landmark Mesa outdoor venue this year.
‘Spread chaos and community’: The Coven’s blueprint to expand Phoenix’s DIY scene
How the inclusive, all-ages local collective wants to help spark more grassroots shows and venues in the Valley.
Why do we ‘like a version’ so much? The history of cover songs, from Elvis to TikTok
In some cases, they surpass the original.
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Crescent Ballroom 2025 schedule: every show announced so far
Built to Spill, Duckwrth and Pete Yorn are set to play the famed downtown Phoenix venue this year.