Q&A

Dom Flemons on How His Favorite Phoenix Spots Influenced His Career

Dom Flemons on How His Favorite Phoenix Spots Influenced His Career

The Chic Chef Is Coming to Midtown Phoenix

The Chic Chef Is Coming to Midtown Phoenix

I support

Local

Community

Journalism

Support the independent voice of Phoenix and help keep the future of New Times free.

Q&A: Rene Andrade on Grilling, Sonora, and His New Grand Avenue Restaurant

By Chris Malloy
Mar 22, 2021

One of the Valley's best young Mexican chefs is making big moves.
Lindsey Stirling Hangs by Her Hair for Her New Holiday Special

By Jason Keil
Dec 9, 2020

The former Gilbert resident has many talents beyond playing the violin.
Phoenix Indie Film Max Reload and the Nether Blasters Is 'Not Just For Gamers'

By Benjamin Leatherman
Aug 7, 2020

But they'll definitely get all the jokes and references in the flick.
Down and Out: Four Venues From the Phoenix Punk Heyday

By Chris Coplan
Oct 25, 2019

These gone-but-not-forgotten dives supported the city's dynamic punk scene.
Better Know a Musician: Closet Goth's Col Bauer Went to Wrestling School

By Ashley Naftule
Aug 21, 2019

The leader of the party band went to wrestling school.
Indie Rock and Hubris: An Oral History of the Valley's Dearly Departed Music Venues

By Chris Coplan
Jul 18, 2019

Owners and operators reflect on lost venues and the bands that performed in them.
Violent Femmes' Brian Ritchie: 'We Never Use A Setlist'

By Amy Young
Apr 30, 2019

There's nothing punk about planning your show.
John Vanderslice Brings Songs From The Cedars to Valley Bar

By Tom Reardon
Apr 9, 2019

The singer-songwriter's other job is running a pair of record studios.
Get an Intro to the Music Industry at Fervor Music Business Summit 2019

By Amy Young
Apr 2, 2019

Wanna learn how to make it in music?
On Their New Album, The Maine Want to Make Sure You Are Ok

By Jason Keil
Mar 26, 2019

The band's new album drops this Friday.
Robyn Hitchcock: 'These Songs Are My Memoir. This Show Is My Life'

By Tom Reardon
Mar 26, 2019

The self-described "troubadour" plays the Musical Instrument Museum Tuesday, April 2.
Legendary Mexican Rock Band Zoé Returns to Phoenix

By Paula Ibieta
Feb 28, 2019

Frontman León Larregui talks the band's new album, the state of Latin music, and more.
Incite's Richie Cavalera on Built To Destroy and the Truth Behind Arizona Metal

By Lauren Wise
Feb 1, 2019

The metal frontman talks a new album, touring, and more.
The Flesh Eaters' Chris D Is More Than A Punk Singer

By Ashley Naftule
Jan 15, 2019

We got lead singer Chris D's thoughts on Flamenco, The Gun Cub, and hating The Eagles.
For Rapper KYLE, Phoenix Is a Second Home

By Julio Lugo
Nov 14, 2018

The rapper loves the Valley almost as much as he loves Kid Cudi.
How Blood Feud Family Singers Bassist Marc Oxborrow Rediscovered His Love of Music

By Henri Benard
Oct 5, 2018

The Blood Feud Family Singers instrumentalist learned music by singing in Mormon choirs before taking a long break.
Talia Roya Is Writing Music Close to Her Heart

By Henri Benard
Sep 28, 2018

Roya has been making music since she was 4 years old.
The Breeders' Kelley Deal on Road Trips and Writing Lyrics

By Amy Young
Sep 26, 2018

The '90s indie rock heroes return with their new album All Nerve.
The Rise and Rock of Greta Van Fleet

By Lauren Wise
Sep 25, 2018

They're a band of '70s rock revivalists that are barely old enough to drink.
Macy Gray Takes on Trump on New Album Ruby

By Mark C. Horn
Sep 19, 2018

"I believe his perspective and his thinking are so dated."