Skate punk invaded The Van Buren on Friday for the Phoenix stop of FIDLAR’s fall tour. Teens in beanies and Thrasher shirts roamed the venue
Vinyl Theatre is back with their latest album Starcruiser. They’re taking these new tunes on the road this fall. Before their stop in Phoenix, AZ, on October
Loud, messy pop punk may have fallen by the wayside, but some up-and-coming bands are leading the revival. True to form, PVMNTS took over The
Pop wunderkind MAX brought the club to Phoenix on Tuesday for a party we wished would never end. Joined by EZI and Nina Nesbitt, the
Walking into a packed Valley Bar on a Sunday night was a pleasant and entirely welcome surprise. Tourmates Wilderado and Sure Sure managed to fill
Rock shows reign supreme this fall touring season, with Mayday Parade returning to Phoenix on Thursday with a full lineup of alternative acts. Oh, Weatherly
“This is pretty fucking good for a weeknight!” All Time Low’s unexpected headlining tour made its Phoenix stop on Monday, filling The Van Buren with
If Los Angeles indie-pop band Sure Sure isn’t on your radar already, they’re about to be. The quartet’s debut album, released earlier this year, has
“Last year I needed change of pace, couldn’t take the pace of change.” This is the lyric that accurately sums up the course of Twenty
A mix of nostalgia and new music swept through the Nile Theater in Mesa on Saturday for the return of The Early November and The