The 20 most epic Arizona State Fair concerts since 2000
Rhianna, Flaming Lips, Pitbull and other legends have brought their A-game to the fair.
Rhianna, Flaming Lips, Pitbull and other legends have brought their A-game to the fair.
What goes better with coffee than EDM?
The Black Parade 2026 will stop at Chase Field on September 6, 2026, at Chase Field. Jimmy Eat World opens.
A ranked look at their respective bands and projects.
The Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter’s music is a soulful mix of folk and Americana styles.
These long-haulers are fueled and ready to crank up the volume on Sept. 19 and beyond.
Other than a couple of thank-yous and band introductions, Trent Reznor didn’t say much. He didn’t need to.
Highlights include piano, chamber and vocal ensemble concerts at the downtown Phoenix landmark.
Diehard fan Robert Cole has been using social media to campaign for a chance to croon with the brothers at upcoming show.
The award-winning rapper is supporting the release of her second studio album.
Hip-hop and R&B icons are set to place the December concert at PHX Arena. Here’s the full lineup.
Western ‘fits, good vibes and a ton of EDM styles from big room to drum & bass. A few ‘massive dirt boogers’ were also in the mix.
Simon, John, Nick and Roger. Need we say more?
The afternoon drive-time DJ shares stories of fans, metal icons and how KUPD’s jocks have “all seen each other naked.”
The musician was known as much for his scathing takes on social issues as for his fusion-driven, signature rock ‘n’ roll style.
Phoenix musicians share their experiences navigating the competitive social media landscape.
These organizations, led by musicians and members of the heavy metal circuit, help support a variety of needs.
Dwight Yoakam, The Story So Far and Turnstile will hit the landmark Mesa outdoor venue this year.
How the inclusive, all-ages local collective wants to help spark more grassroots shows and venues in the Valley.
The Australian singer and multi-instrumentalist, and opener Chinchilla, rocked an animated Van Buren crowd September 9.
The central Phoenix cultural hub’s new event will feature a different local band every month.
Saddle up to The Dirty Drummer to see local acts like Brea Burns and Thee Stillnites celebrate the country legend.