Show Review: Shinedown get Phoenix’s Attention Attention with sold out gig
Almost 20 years as a band and it’s safe to say that Shinedown hasn’t lost a step. In fact, judging from the sold out Comerica
Olivia Khiel
July 24, 2019
Almost 20 years as a band and it’s safe to say that Shinedown hasn’t lost a step. In fact, judging from the sold out Comerica
Downtown Phoenix was overrun with fans decked out in pink and black (safety pins included) as one of today’s most outrageous performers, Yungblud, took over
Hanging out with the lads of SAINT PHNX is akin to catching up with old friends. Brothers Alan and Stevie Jukes are warm and genuine,
We may not have asked for Jordan Pundik in an Elsa (think Frozen) dress and wig, but New Found Glory’s From the Screen to your
In the chaos of today’s music, there are voices that soar above the rest. Jon Bellion is, without question, one of those voices. His epic
Jon Worthy and the Bends are trying something new. The Nashville-based indie group shook up their old formula with their latest album, Something’s Gotta Give, out June
The colorful characters that make up Priests and Sons of an Illustrious Father took over Valley Bar on a Tuesday night for a celebration of
Christopher Mansfield, professionally known as Fences, has had one hell of an interesting journey. The Seattle singer-songwriter released his new album, Failure Sculptures, on June 21, 2019,
It is the year 2019 and Anberlin has risen from the dead. Since playing their final shows in 2014, fans had nearly lost hope that
The gentlemen of Great Good Fine Ok are fairly lowkey offstage. Singer Jon Sandler and producer/multi-instrumentalist Luke Moellman could be found relaxing backstage before their