Features

There’s music, murder, and golf in Stuart’s new book.

The indie rockers have a new album and some big things planned for the fan convention.

Don’t skip the show at Arizona Financial Theatre on October 28.

The film about the legendary Tempe band premieres today.

Here’s how to get a copy

Sedona musician Michael Kollwitz is one of the world’s most prolific players of the Chapman Stick, a little-known stringed instrument that is capable of a wide range of sound.

If music is what you want to do with your life, or even your spare time, there is a lot to consider.

This may be the most personal record of Johnny Zapp’s professional career.

The KWSS expansion to 99.5 FM will cover Mesa, Tempe, and Old Town Scottsdale.

The veteran singer-songwriter shares a collection of his writings, encompassing lyrics, poems, short stories and eulogies from his 40-plus-year odyssey of music-making.

The actor-singer-writer explores the psychedelic stars for his debut solo album.

Lead singer Slade Echeverria says this record hits differently.

Best known for being the lead guitarist for beloved Phoenix punk group Playboy Manbaby, TJ Friga is veering off in an introspective direction with his new band called hhharpies.

For longtime fans of the band, it must be inspiring to see how The Venomous Pinks have grown during their career.

The Sunnyslope shop, which opened in January 2022, is a grand tale of romance, community, and super clean vinyl.

Spending years as a music journeyman, working with sound and lighting at various venues and live sound companies in the Valley, Travis Matylewicz landed a record deal in a matter of months as Travis Stacey.

Pariah Pete has a permanent chip on his shoulder, and his musical influence comes from everywhere.

ThrashBack Records out of the Sunshine State has quietly been releasing selected Arizona music for the last few years.

In 2022, the frontman celebrated the Tempe-based punk band’s 10th anniversary, released the group’s first new single in two years, and even got married.

Pollen drummer and primary songwriter Bob Hoag revisits the power-pop quintet’s long-neglected sophomore album, 1995’s Crescent, after its recent re-release.

With new releases from Heavy Breather, JPW, Paper Foxes, and more.

Puscifer, Foo Fighters, and more.