Best Phoenix Concerts This Week: Anti-Flag, Cold War Kids, Black Dahlia Murder
You better have proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative test if you want to see these shows.
You better have proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative test if you want to see these shows.
A grip of notable touring artists, singer-songwriters, and bands are due in town this weekend.
The Monkees manager, Andrew Sandoval, on touring with what’s left of our favorite prefab band.
Concert news you can use.
Beats and bass have returned to the Tempe hotspot.
It might be due to its old location being bought by Maricopa County.
Up for seeing a concert this week? There are plenty of notable shows to choose from.
She’s bringing her trademark scream to downtown Phoenix’s Crescent Ballroom tonight.
With three shows in the Valley this week, Phoenix’s Danielle Durack is ready to take her music career to the next level.
It’s going to be a big weekend for shows.
Get your quarters ready.
It’s the homegrown hip-hop act’s first local show since losing a member.
The band is touring in support of its new album, Mercury – Act 1.
Fresh off a 2020 hiatus, the arts and music event is planning some big changes all around.
They run the gamut from wild and crazy to subdued and sublime.
It’s a big weekend for Playboy Manbaby.
There’s more to First Friday in downtown Phoenix than just the art.
The lowdown on LDW events across the Valley.
If you aren’t vaccinated, you’re going to miss out.
The Phoenix singer-songwriter’s new music represents “a journey of self-discovery,” she says.
The calendar is filled with images of some of Phoenix’s favorite musicians.
August is ending and September is beginning with two big shows.