The world of pop music is a fickle, ever-changing beast, but Jake Miller has defied all odds from the beginning. He’s taking his latest EP,
Quinn XCII took over Phoenix’s Comerica Theatre last week, performing a power setlist for an adoring sold out crowd. He mixed elements of pop, reggae
Rarely are two bands more perfectly suited to tour together than the combination of Copeland and From Indian Lakes. Their mellow melancholia complements each other
Taking Back Sunday has reached a milestone often unattainable in the music industry. 2019 marks 20 years of the band, so they’ve taken this calendar
The Artificial Selection Tour, featuring Dance Gavin Dance, Periphery, Don Broco, Hail the Sun and Covet, rolled through Arizona on Wednesday. Atlas caught Don Broco
“If you can find what makes you mad and defend it, you should be proud of yourself.” Rock ‘n roll ain’t dead, but it sure
“Buckle up…and let’s go.” Frontman John O’Callaghan’s easily recognized rasp introduced The Maine’s new album, You Are Ok. The Arizona rock band previewed the album
William Ryan Key knows that he’ll always be recognized as “that guy from Yellowcard”. On his current headlining solo tour, he’s determined to make his
Set It Off blazed triumphantly into the Valley on Friday, bringing their Midnight World Tour another sold out date. Super Whatevr started strong, their message
In their typical style, California rock band Mom Jeans rolled into Phoenix and promptly sold out their appearance at Crescent Ballroom on Sunday. Atlas arrived