10 scary moments in Phoenix concert history
Riots, fires, dead animal parts … Phoenix has had its fair share of shocking concert incidents.
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Phoenix Symphony money woes remain a mystery
The symphony’s musicians are calling for greater financial transparency in the wake of the season suspension.
This new store brings punk culture back to Tempe. Here’s a look
The newly opened 45 Revolutions aims to revive a piece of Tempe’s music culture.
Questions remain in wake of Phoenix Symphony season suspension
Will ticket holders get refunds? When, if ever, will the season restart?
Phoenix blues icon Carvin Jones to be honored at memorial. How to attend
Family, friends and fans will gather to remember the beloved guitarist
Congress is weighing an AM radio mandate. Broadcasters say it’s still a lifeline across Arizona
“You’re driving cross-country and you have a crisis coming, weather issues … You’re not going to hear it on your Spotify.”
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Mr. Lucky’s at 60: A look at Phoenix’s legendary country bar over the years
More than two dozen photos of the famed Grand Avenue honky-tonk and its patrons, musicians and iconic sign from over the years.
Jeff Goldblum riffs ahead of Phoenix jazz concerts
‘There’s something in my bones that has been turned on by jazz from the very start.’
Weezer’s ‘Pinkerton’ turns 30. Here’s why it’s their magnum opus
The band’s second album is their greatest despite early bad reviews.
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The 10 biggest Arizona State Fair concerts ever
Nirvana, The Format, Rihanna and other stars made music history inside the Coliseum.
‘Chuck accepted everybody’: Beloved Tempe dive bar owner remembered
For 21 years, Chuck Marthaler turned Tempe’s Palo Verde Lounge into a wayward home for musicians, misfits and outsiders.
Phoenix blues icon Carvin Jones has died
The “King of Strings” was a fixture of the Valley’s music scene for decades.
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Jimmy Eat World: A look back at Arizona’s rock icons
See Jimmy Eat World onstage, backstage and in the studio during more than two decades in the spotlight.
Dolly Parton was more than a musical idol – for some fans, she was a spiritual icon
With the singer’s death on Aug. 25, fans lost a role model and a “secular American saint.”
One-armed teen drumming phenom to debut new band
Third Man Factor takes the stage in Tempe on Sept. 6.
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‘The Bone Mama was a true original’: Phoenix rock radio icon remembered
The longtime Valley broadcaster died Aug. 7 after a life spent chasing music, art and adventure.
Tempe’s iconic Palo Verde Lounge has closed. Will it ever reopen?
The infamous Dirty Verde was a haven for punks, musicians, bikers and misfits.
A lifetime of Arizona rock history is up for sale. How to bid
Danny Zelisko is selling thousands of pieces from his 50-year career as a Phoenix concert promoter. See what’s available.
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Nine Vicious crashed out at his Phoenix concert. He’s done it before
The rapper’s wild night at The Van Buren came just two weeks after another concert incident.
Why this Phoenix promoter is taking over a downtown warehouse space
The three-month residency will bring EDM shows, upgrades and more to the historic Warehouse 215.
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.