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Whether you’re going to a concert, a baseball game or a rodeo, here’s what you need to know.

A rundown of artists pissed at the former president for using their music.

Former Valley resident Lindsey Stirling is in concert at Footprint Center on Monday night playing pop and classical music on her spirited violin.

These local buildings and scenic spots are just begging for live music.

A photo retrospective of the now-defunct bar, restaurant and music venue that operated from 1988 to 2013.

Olivia Rodrigo’s music? Great. Her signature cookie? Not so much.

Its current tenant, Smith’s on 7th, isn’t going anywhere, though.

And Phoenix concert promoters and fans of the venue are upset at the move.

“Play our music loud, now and always. Dream on. You’ve made our dreams come true.”

Do you think the two images are too similar?

“It’s mainly about the people, when it really comes down to it.”

There’s a silver lining to the summer in metro Phoenix: free concerts at the CCA featuring Arizona bands.

Watch the legendary alternative band more than a year before they blew up with “Nevermind.”

“We’re expanding the club and redoing it to make it more attractive with better seating and service.”

Maynard James Keenan’s band Puscifer’s latest song can be found on the “American Psycho” comic soundtrack.

Everything you need to know before you head to the stadium.

Members of the local scene weigh in on the landmark suit seeking to “restore competition” to the live entertainment industry.

First up is a one-night rager in June headlined by Illenium.

And no service fees, either.

The longtime Colorado promoter’s role is expanding.

Want cheap tickets to Janet Jackson, AJR, Green Day, Megadeth, Alanis Morissette, 21 Savage and more? Here’s your chance.

Attending a big event at State Farm Stadium? Here’s what you need to know about the parking situation.