Darby Allin on how Phoenix helped launch his pro wrestling career
Footprint Center once rejected the daredevil grappler for a job. Now, he’s the main event for a nationally televised pro wrestling event at the arena.
Footprint Center once rejected the daredevil grappler for a job. Now, he’s the main event for a nationally televised pro wrestling event at the arena.
February’s biggest concerts in Phoenix will include gigs by Duran Duran, Ween, Olivia Rodrigo, Rosanne Cash, JP Saxe, Dierks Bentley, Yo La Tengo and Gloria Trevi.
Everything you need to know for the concert series happening in Scottsdale this week.
Also on tap: The 2024 Phoenix Rock Lottery, blues prodigy Taj Farrant and alt-rockers Portugal. The Man.
A look at some of the thousands of locals who attended the Full Moon Festival at Fear Farm on Saturday.
More than two dozen photos of the famed Grand Avenue honky-tonk and its patrons, musicians and iconic sign from over the years.
30 vintage photos of the Valley’s beloved FM alternative station and its concerts and on-air talents.
All the details about the locally focused arts and music event, including ticket info, parking and schedule.
The beloved nightclub and venue is set to return next month under new ownership.
Sound and art converge as more than 50 bands, musicians and DJs take over the museum for an audio-visual experience.
An upbeat crowd participated in the return of Phoenix’s infamous pants-free ride aboard the Valley Metro Rail.
The neon-filled spot inspired by the ’80s and ’90s features references to “Star Wars,” “Pee-wee’s Playhouse” and “Saved By the Bell.”
Revealing everything to know about the return of metro Phoenix’s infamous pants-free event.
The first month of 2024 will also include gigs by Cody Johnson, The Maine and Black Flag.
A look back at Tempe’s most iconic rock bars, nightclubs and concert joints.
There’s more to do than just wrapping presents and fighting with your family.
Where to send 2023 out in style in the Valley.
Phoenix-based burlesque and sideshow troupe Pain Proof Punks put a kinky twist on the holidays at “Bodies for Christmas: An Undead Sideshow” on Saturday at Pub Rock Live in Scottsdale.
The costumed holiday bar crawl organized by the Arizona Cacophony Sociery on Dec. 15 invaded bars like Phoenicia Music Lounge and Seamus McCaffrey’s.
The New Jersey-based indie promotion is bringing its hardcore wrestling action to the Valley for the first time.
Arcadia’s “Christmas Lee” has scaled back his famous holiday spectacle.
Santa Claus and his posse of costumed revelers will invade downtown Phoenix for a massive bar crawl on Friday night.