Journey’s Neal Schon Doesn’t Just Want to Play The Hits
When Journey’s Neal Schon was 15, he faced probably one of the biggest decisions of his career: should he join Eric Clapton’s band, or Carlos Santana’s?
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We sift through all the local music so you don’t have to.
Hardcore Band Trash Talk Tours with Rappers, and It’s Punk As Hell
Because it’s punk as hell.
Bruno Mars Is Coming to Phoenix in 2017
Downtown will get funky.
Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra Is Finally Releasing an Album After Six Years as a Band
Took them long enough.
Mija Wanted To Get Out of Her Comfort Zone, and It Worked
Amber Giles is a big proponent of living outside your comfort zone, especially if you happen to be an artist. It’s a distressing and vexing experience, sure, but also one that could potentially expand horizons, fuel creativity, and lead to bigger and better things. And Giles’ ever-evolving career in electronic…
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The Mesa Music Festival Showed How Pay-to-Play Festivals Can Go Wrong
In theory, the Mesa Music Festival sounds like fun.
The First Times We Realized We Loved the Phoenix Music Scene
The Phoenix music scene maybe never be that of New York or Los Angeles, but the truth of the matter is that the city coughs up hundreds of talented bands that put out fantastic music each year.
How to Make Sense of the Anderson, Rabin, and Wakeman “Evening of Yes” Concert
Your guide to the work of Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, and Rick Wakeman.
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Lauryn Hill Didn’t Really Play Miseducation at Comerica Last Night
She came, she changed, she conquered.
Beatles Animator Ron Campbell Helped Animate Some of the Iconic Beatles Cartoons
Ron Campbell, now an Anthem resident, helped animated the Beatles’ animated cartoon series and parts of “Yellow Submarine.”
Chance The Rapper Gave a Hip-Hop Sermon at Mesa Amphitheatre
Chance the Rapper is a unique voice in hip-hop.
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The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
Just because it’s a weekday doesn’t mean you have an excuse to stay in.
Mariachi Vargas Brings Centuries-Old Mariachi Tradition to Festival at Orpheum Theatre
Mariachi Vargas was created in 1897, and that tradition will extend to Phoenix tomorrow night.
Even at His Most Depressing Moments, Leonard Cohen Made a Lot of People Happy
Rest in peace to one of the country’s most important songwriters.
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The 11 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend
Look, we’re not going to pretend that this past week was anything but an enormous shit-show. Nor are we going to pretend that the next four years are going to be a cakewalk by any means. Frankly, all we can do is urge you to be calm, take a few…
10 Bands You Must See at Sidepony Express Festival
Wondering if Sidepony Express Music Festival is worth the drive? Here are 10 reasons why it is.
Why You Shouldn’t Care If Lauryn Hill Is Two Hours Late to Her Phoenix Performance
We all know your time is so valuable, but chill a little.
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Inside the Mind of Lydia Lunch — American Poet, Provocateur, and Punk Rock Priestess
What a wonderfully wicked mind on the legendary punk rocker.
New Music from Playboy Manbaby, Harper and the Moths, Weird Radicals and More
We’re keeping you up-to-date on what’s new in the Phoenix music scene.
Upset About The Election? Listen to These Anti-Trump Songs
They might help. They might not. But it’s something.
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Death Grips Lit Up a Dark Election Night with an Illuminating Performance
For an hour and a half, MC Ride got me to forget about the election.