Concerts

And they serve it right up with their new record.

And here’s a first look at a lyric video for “They Were Right.”

The Sedona-born musician is back with a new album — and a rock band.

It wouldn’t be summer in the Valley without a few nostalgia tours and bands from back in the day rolling through town. Such is the case this week, which offers performances by Hall & Oates, Tears for Fears, Third Eye Blind, Chris Isaak, and Earth, Wind & Fire at venues…

Six of ’em are free.

Welcome to this week’s Pound for the Sound.

Cure that case of cabin fever.

Beach Fossils are masters of reinvention. After years of lineup changes and continued musical experimentation, they have to be. The Brooklyn band’s latest album, Somersault, ushers in a yet another new chapter. It’s their third LP and the first record released on frontman Dustin Payseur’s label, Bayonet Records. He founded…

Festivals, music videos, covers, and DJ sets.

“Rise Against didn’t surprise me, whereas Deftones kept confounding my expectations.”

Also the greatest accolade he’s received and the best life lesson learned.

Welcome to the dog days of summer, y’all: the time of year that many of us dread when it’s hot as heck outside, there’s still a couple of months until we get relief, and there’s little you can do about it (other than staying cool). Here’s some good news: The…

In this week’s Pound for the Sound.

The inaugural electronic dance music and hip-hop fest is coming to Rawhide.

Hornsby and the Noisemakers are coming to Celebrity Theatre.

Sir Mix-a-Lot, The Technicolors, Guitar Wolf, and more must-see shows.

The band releases the new album at Crescent Ballroom.

“We knew we had something to prove — and honestly, I think we still feel that way a bit.”

“I don’t know any other kind of international music that has this kind of a reach.”

Including Bone Thugs, J. Cole, and Otep.

“This summer tour will be like All Time Low like you’ve never seen.”

“Almost like some kind of mad scientist.”