Your guide to PhxArt Amplified Vol. 3 at Phoenix Art Museum on Saturday
Sound and art converge as more than 50 bands, musicians and DJs take over the museum for an audio-visual experience.
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Scottsdale gay bar BS West says goodbye with one final party
Longtime Scottsdale gay bar BS West closed Jan. 7 after 35 years. Here’s a look at its last evening.
Green Day will play all of ‘Dookie,’ ‘American Idiot’ at Phoenix concert
“We’ve never done anything like this before. And there’s a really good chance we’ll never do it again.”
Janet Jackson closes her 2024 tour in Phoenix. Here’s what we know
Music legend Janet Jackson’s “Together Again Tour” is coming to Phoenix. Here are the details
Now open: Downtown Phoenix retro nightclub Thundercat Lounge. Here’s a look inside
The neon-filled spot inspired by the ’80s and ’90s features references to “Star Wars,” “Pee-wee’s Playhouse” and “Saved By the Bell.”
Can the Eagles’ ‘Take It Easy’ save Winslow, Arizona?
In honor of the Eagles’ final concerts in Phoenix next week, we’re republishing this 2016 feature about the song that made Winslow, Arizona, famous.
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David Bowie showed us all that it’s OK to be yourself
The late singer was both a trendsetter and a trend-smasher.
Your guide to the Eagles concerts in Phoenix: tickets, parking, security
The rock legends are coming to town on Jan. 19 and 20 as part of their “The Long Goodbye Tour.” Here’s what you need to know.
Country star Chris Lane will headline Chandler Ostrich Festival
The multi-platinum artist will take the stage during the second weekend of the festival.
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10 scary moments in Phoenix concert history
Phoenix New Times looks back at some of the scariest, most unexpected and weirdest concert moments in Arizona history, from John Cougar and Jimmy Eat World to Motley Crue.
Totally Tubular Festival brings ’80s New Wave legends to Phoenix
Relive the decade of legwarmers and big hair with performances by Modern English, Bow Wow Wow and more.
You – yes, you – could be Smashing Pumpkins’ new guitarist. Here’s how
The band put an open call on social media to find their latest member.
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Yung Gravy will headline Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival
The singer and rapper will appear during the festival’s second weekend.
The Eagles, Kevin Gates and the best concerts in Phoenix this January
The first month of 2024 will also include gigs by Cody Johnson, The Maine and Black Flag.
Rage Against the Machine’s rocky relationship with Arizona politics
In light of Rage Against the Machine’s announcement that they will not tour again, here’s a look at the strained relationship between the band and our state.
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Beloved Scottsdale gay bar BS West closing its doors after 35 years
“Although we have enjoyed serving the LGBTQ+ and allied community for over three decades, the time has come for this chapter to close.”
Phoenix band Pijama Piyama are the pied pipers of psychedelic cumbia
Frontman Jonathan Saillant talks about starting as a bedroom project, building stories via music and breaking into the Latin music market.
5 songs for your 2024 New Year playlist
Start this year off right with these (mostly) peppy tunes.
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The biggest 2024 concerts in metro Phoenix
The concert calendar for the coming year is already filling up with blockbuster shows around Phoenix.
Then and Now: 30 legendary Tempe music venues
A look back at Tempe’s most iconic rock bars, nightclubs and concert joints.
The biggest Phoenix music moments of 2023
From beloved venues shuttering to a blockbuster tour debut, plenty of big music-related things happened in Phoenix this year.
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The must-hear new songs by Phoenix musicians
With fresh music from Taylor Daukas, Glue Sticks, Kylo Gun and more.