Then and Now: Photos of Tempe’s iconic music venues
A look back at Tempe’s most iconic rock bars, nightclubs and concert joints.
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This Phoenix record label celebrates a big anniversary this weekend
King of the Monsters Records marks three decades of making noise
Phoenix creative collective om* elevates the local vibe
See what om* is all about during an all-day cultural experience this weekend.
Rebel Lounge offers $11 ticket flash sale on May 20
The beloved venue is turning 11, and you’re getting all the birthday gifts.
Make a joyful noise at Phoenix’s new sing-along bar
Off the Record in Downtown Phoenix is hosting a grand opening party tonight.
5 artists you didn’t know made psychedelic music
Even The Gambler kept it groovy in the 1960s.
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Why local musicians are rallying to help this beloved Tempe dive bar
“This place really does bring a lot of these people together.”
Why this iconic Phoenix venue is closing for the summer
“Rather than compete with the heat, we’re just going to take these three months off.”
Phoenix native Stevie Nicks slayed in Met Gala debut
The rock icon dazzled on and offstage Monday night at the annual bash.
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18 songs for a laid-back smoke session this 4/20
A high-flying collection featuring Paul Simon, IDLES, Nina Simone and more.
Phoenix band Fayuca’s new album ‘Clementine’ blooms
See Fayuca play this weekend at Reggae Rise Up Arizona.
Celebrate Record Store Day 2026 at these Phoenix shops
A handy-dandy guide to the participating stores, exclusive releases and must-visit events happening on April 18.
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Reggae Rise Up fest offers three days of good vibes
Get ready for a chill weekend of good tunes.
Lake Havasu politics ruined an Arizona spring break party
DJ CEO was booked for a gig at Kokomo Beach Club. Then local Republicans found out about his “F*CK ICE” song.
Rock stars on campus: remembering the golden era of ASU concerts
A look at the era when music’s biggest stars played in Tempe.
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SiriusXM host Sluggo recalls growing up in Phoenix
Long before he was on the air, he was shopping at Tower Records in Tempe and hanging out at Metrocenter.
Phoenix Symphony brings local youth composers’ works to life
Seeing a symphony orchestra perform your work is something most people can only dream of. It’s a reality for these kids.
The Phoenix music festivals we lost and why they disappeared
Looking back at the fate of beloved Valley events like Edge Fest, Lost Lake and Luna Del Lago.
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When Texas was fertile ground for prison bands
Until the 1980s, an annual prison rodeo offered a chance for men inside to perform and sell albums.
Phoenix Symphony’s new music director brings a world of experience
Paolo Bortolameolli has conducted orchestras across the globe, and now he’s bringing his talent to the Valley.
RedMonkey: Looking back at Phoenix’s legendary house music night
Revisit the legendary Phoenix dance party’s 1996-2017 run ahead of its return this weekend.
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Old-school Phoenix rave crew returns for one final party this weekend
The Arizona Hardcore Junkies reunite for a 30th anniversary sendoff.