Why this Phoenix radio show has championed local music for 10 years
“Homegrown With Mo!” is celebrating a milestone this weekend.
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Why synth-punks Snailmate are leaving the desert for life in Europe
It’s time to send off the Valley duo with a farewell show on Aug. 13.
Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum goes electronic this weekend. What to expect
Live performances, vintage synthesizers, beat-making workshops and dance parties take over MIM on Aug. 8 and 9.
This Tempe dueling piano bar is closing after one final weekend
There’s still time to belt out a few more crowd favorites at the Mill Avenue spot before its pianos go quiet.
Iconic Phoenix venue to close after 35 years. How to celebrate its final run
Bob Corritore’s legendary blues club will close in May, but fans have one last season of concerts before the final encore.
When Phoenix hosted the very first Lollapalooza concert in 1991: An oral history
How the influential music festival launched in Phoenix 35 years ago this week.
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Why KJZZ’s Blaise Lantana left the Phoenix airwaves after 32 years
The longtime KJZZ music director reflects on building Phoenix’s jazz audience, championing local artists and signing off.
How musician Brian Chartrand found his dreams in Phoenix
“I can’t believe what I get to do,” says the Live From Laurel Canyon singer-songwriter.
See the good, the bad and the bloody in NOFX film ’40 Years of Fuckin’ Up’
The documentary about the influential punk band is showing tonight in Scottsdale.
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Ghost of Eastside Records to host grand reopening this weekend
The Tempe record store is celebrating its next chapter with a party on Saturday.
Hear Jack White’s new album early at Phoenix listening parties
Tide yourself over until his Oct. 3 Phoenix concert with a run through “Frozen Charlotte.”
Eastside Records was a beloved vinyl destination. See the iconic Tempe store
Rewinding nearly four decades at one of the Valley’s most influential record shops.
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Tempe’s iconic Ghost of Eastside Records enters its afterlife
The beloved East Valley record store will reopen soon with a new owner.
New book celebrates the long relationship between rock and hip-hop
The two genres have been an item for decades.
This new Phoenix record store is more than just a place to buy vinyl
The Record Gallery is the latest addition to the Valley vinyl scene.
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A Place to Kill makes music for the apocalypse
The half-local duo delivers knife-sharp social commentary and mic-breaking screams.
Phoenix will transform into a citywide music festival this weekend
Make Music Phoenix invites people of all ages and skill levels to explore and experience music.
Musician Oliver Tree is dead at 32, was set to play Phoenix this summer
The avant-garde artist had just begun a world tour.
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How There Space was a voice for Phoenix culture at SXSW
The local screen-printing shop is making a splash in its new Phoenix location and beyond.
Then and Now: Photos of Tempe’s iconic music venues
A look back at Tempe’s most iconic rock bars, nightclubs and concert joints.
This Phoenix record label celebrates a big anniversary this weekend
King of the Monsters Records marks three decades of making noise
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Phoenix creative collective om* elevates the local vibe
See what om* is all about during an all-day cultural experience this weekend.