Play the field this spring with our curated guide to the Valley’s high-season event bounty. Pro tip: Invest in sunscreen.
Our top picks for local events happening this spring.
Every week, we present a curated list of live music in a wide range of genres all around the Valley, and this week’s column truly has something for everyone, from country music festivals to an ’80s band with the best hairstyle of that decade. March 21 Titus Andronicus Out of catastrophe comes triumph, so they say. Patrick Stickles, the leader of the rock group Titus Andronicus, knows that all too well. The band’s critically acclaimed...
Make the most out of Arizona’s high season with this handy blueprint for music festivals, concerts and arts events.
Dua Lipa | Photo by Hugo Comte Every week, we present a curated list of live music in a wide range of genres all around the Valley. This week we focus on arena bands past and present. March 14 Imagine Dragons Music fans hate to love the Las Vegas-based Imagine Dragons. But since superstar producer Rick Rubin stepped behind the boards of their latest record, is it only a matter of time until we all...
It’s high season in Phoenix. And with it comes the usual panic over how to jam in the most fun in a short window of weather heaven. We’re here to help with this deep-dive evens guide.
Making his Valley debut last month at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Australian musician Kevin Parker – founder, lead singer and multi-instrumentalist mastermind behind psych-rock chart-topper Tame Impala – apologized to 15,000 ecstatic, live-music-starved attendees for not visiting Greater Phoenix earlier. “You’re, like, the best crowd we’ve ever played for,” he cooed. Audience-friendly flattery? Probably, but Parker is wasting no time for his next visit. Along with alt-rock favorite The Foo Fighters, Tame Impala will...