Old-school Phoenix rave crew returns for one final party this weekend
The Arizona Hardcore Junkies reunite for a 30th anniversary sendoff.
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Chuck D has never stopped fighting the power
“Our imperfections, our scars — that’s what makes us,” says the Public Enemy frontman.
New Phoenix band Ones Loved drops daydreamy pop-rock EP ‘Oleander’
‘I feel like the songs are very hopeful,’ Jim Andreas, the prolific guitarist and singer, says of the new record.
Remembering John Lemire, a beloved fixture of Phoenix’s music scene
The former doorman at Long Wong’s and Nita’s Hideaway died in July 2025.
Puscifer’s ‘serious play’ is the foundation of their creative process
It’s a mix of fun and trust that brings their multimedia works to life.
‘Celebrating David Bowie’ marks 10 years, announces Phoenix lineup
Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, the Thin White Duke: It’s a career-spanning night of music.
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Benefit helps families affected by ICE raids
Gather for music, art and activism.
Phoenix rocker Mike Skullbuster knew he was a poet all along
His latest poetry book features original paintings and drawings.
Playboy Manbaby is taking ‘Violence’ on the road
The band is now “a self-annointed corporation”
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Maynard James Keenan’s band Tool front and center on Honnold’s climb
The group provided sonic motivation as he scaled the towering Taipei 101 without gear.
Photos: Diplo’s Run Club event drew over 9,000 attendees
“You put in the work first, then the party vibes start.”
Rob Hirst from Midnight Oil dies at 70
He was the “backbone” of the band.
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The Brickhouse: A look back at downtown Phoenix’s iconic music venue
Did you catch any shows at this former hotspot?
M3F Fest enhances experience with reimagined stage
Art director Norbert Bueno shares details, photos
This iconic Phoenix alternative station returns after decades away
And it’s ‘infused with AI technology.’
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Fountain Hills Music Fest announces 2026 lineup
Bands, parking and more: Here’s everything we know.
These musicians boycotted Arizona until we recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Arizona resisted Martin Luther King Jr. Day until 1992, and in response, these artists refused to play here.
As ‘marmite’ Morrissey returns, let’s talk about the actual music
“Love or hate him, people remain fascinated with the singer.”
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J. Cole announces anticipated album ‘The Fall Off’
Release date, album cover and more.
‘The Longest War’: Scorpion vs. Tarantula drops new record, hosts show
“Eleven skull-piercing, blood-curdling tracks”
Phoenix benefit concert raises funds for Tucson Folk Festival
15 Arizona bands perform at the Rhythm Room. Here’s the lineup.
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How Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder, reinvented rhythm guitar and the art of the jam
His career spanned over half a century.