Metric brought all the feelings to their Phoenix concert
The Canadian rockers kept the party going at Arizona Financial Theatre.
The Canadian rockers kept the party going at Arizona Financial Theatre.
We were worried his emotional, intimate music wouldn’t fill the space. We were wrong.
We went to opening night, and we can say for certain: Drummer Anika Nilles is the real deal.
Mr. Worldwide and his army of look-alikes made the May 27 show one hell of a party.
We laughed, we cried, we danced and we believed that just maybe, it’s gonna be alright.
Within moments, the artist and her band Sonicwonder had the audience captivated.
“Love and kindness are forms of resistance. That’s punk,” Byrne told the crowd.
Fresh off of Coachella, the singer lit up Arizona Financial Theatre.
The local legends played a sold-out show as part of VIVA PHX.
Twenty years after Adult Swim debuted the animated death metal gods, their full wrath was on display in Phoenix.
The Boss and his band blazed through a set of old and new songs.
If you weren’t there, you missed out on one of the best shows of the year.
The new wave icons delighted multiple generations of fans on Sunday night.
The all-female Japanese group electrified The Van Buren on April 7.
The two bands began their Afterglow tour in downtown Phoenix with a night of disco and EDM.
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s award-winning film was even more dynamic with Sanchez’s live drums.
The electro-punk provocateur returned to Phoenix for a theatrical, boundary-pushing comeback show more than a decade in the making.
Maynard James Keenan and the rest of the band beguiled the hometown crowd.
Recaps of the festival’s biggest sets, including Kane Brown, Shaboozey and Bret Michaels.
Blink-182 thrilled our inner teenager, and Big Boi brought ATL to PHX.
A mostly sober romp through one of the biggest events for artists and EDM fans in Arizona.