Although the Grammy Awards – scheduled for February 1 this year – are held in Los Angeles, the nominees hail from across the country, including Phoenix. Here are the 2026 contenders with connections to the Valley.
In just three short years, the Dreamy Draw Music Festival has evolved from a well-curated regional music event to a big-name extravaganza.
While the regrettable fashions and fads are gone, the music of the Reagan era lives on.
Renewed interest in the genre has created spaces for musicians to connect with audiences where few if any existed before.
Winter and spring in the Valley can only mean one thing for music fans: festivals! To help you make the most of your money, we’ve created a guide to match you with the perfect experience.
VIVA PHX, a collaboration between Live Nation, Best Life Presents and Crescent Concerts, returns to Downtown on October 19.
For more information on the Escape Series and to purchase tickets, visit escapeseries.com
This year’s Birds Nest Concert Series at the Waste Management Phoenix Open looks a little like an eclectic European summer music festival – American rappers scheduled between country superstars before a Norwegian DJ headliner. But the sonic variety is part of the appeal for the four-day fête, which draws fans from all over the world to the big tent at TPC Scottsdale. Here’s the word on the Birds. Miranda Lambert The country chanteuse kicks off...
Queen + Adam Lambert, a collaboration between the British band and the American vocalist, is coming to Talking Stick Resort Arena on July 16, capitalizing on the success of last year’s Bohemian Rhapsody, the hit biopic of late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. The movie won four Oscars, including one for Rami Malek’s portrayal of Mercury, but it was also divisive, as many saw it as formulaic. We humbly suggest these three inventive but overlooked musical...
