Concerts

Girl power will be in full effect in the Phoenix this week with shows from Lizzo, L7 and Tove Lo.

Catch indie bands at Trunk Space or rock out with a Beatle at Celebrity Theatre.

The brand-new fest focuses on both established and up-and-coming local artists.

The Swedish sisters talk songwriting, the desert and their collaboration with Pink.

It’s an eclectic group of local and national musicians from a variety of genres.

Fans of mopey English alt-rock and meme-filled spazzy hyperpop, rejoice.

The Phoenix nerdcore rapper curated a lineup with local indie rock groups, rappers and DJs for a three day festival at Yuma’s Red Moon Ale House.

From boozy punk bacchanals to blockbuster stadium shows.

Big-name artists and acts are headed our way in the weeks ahead.

Weezy’s returning to the Valley with his latest tour.

There’s no shortage of big shows this weekend, thanks to Cinco de Mayo and some blockbuster tours.

Steven Tyler and co. are heading out on tour one last time.

The month of May is kicking off with a busy week of shows.

You can see for yourself at their album release party tonight in Scottsdale.

Your options include a bass music rager, a blues benefit, and a hip-hop anniversary party.

If fans, creators, and organizers continue to put in the work, festivals can be a vital part of our state’s social and cultural makeup.

Your options range from pop and gospel to Latin funk and death metal.

Got plans this weekend? You do now.

Synth player Jonathan Goldman is stoked for the band’s first show in nearly 35 years.

Couldn’t go to Coachella? No sweat. Some of its bands will come to you.

Two big festivals, a pair of 420 pre-parties, and a “sadcore” band await.

Irish television star Martin Maloney is looking forward to experiencing what Phoenix has to offer.