A Rare Peek: Stradivarius exhibit premieres at the MIM
About a year ago, Kathleen Wiens overheard someone in a sporting goods store refer to…
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Thrash It Out: All is happy in Megadeth’s ‘dystopian’ world
Instability is Megadeth’s stability. While singer Dave Mustaine and bassist David Ellefson have pretty much…
Bluegrass on the Beach: Enjoy the scenic views of Lake Havasu while taking in Americana music
Awarding-winning fiddle player Michael Cleveland and his band Flamekeeper head up Bluegrass on the Beach…
Blues Injection: Canned Heat and festival celebrate remarkable anniversaries
The annual Blues Blast and its headliner Canned Heat Blues Band will celebrate their respective…
Old Stomping Grounds: The Tubes’ Fee Waybill talks horses and return to Scottsdale
The Tubes’ Fee Waybill knows his way around Scottsdale. Nearly a native—he moved here as…
Do The Math: Mutemath’s latest album, tour add up to success
A do-it-yourself work ethic has always been important to Mutemath and singer/founder Paul Meany. So…
Satch Boogie: Joe Satriani brings his virtuosic guitar sounds to stable ground
For guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani, playing in the Valley has been a dizzying experience.“The Celebrity…
Carnegie Hall in Our Backyard: Arizona MusicFest turns heads – and ears – locally and nationally
Arizona’s reputation as a snowbird destination has paid off for one of the state’s highest-profile…
Means Well: Sam Means on his New Album
Sam Means describes Nate Ruess, his former bandmate in The Format, as big and bold.…
The Winds of Change: Guster continues to evolve, while keeping fans’ attention
The acoustic pop band Guster doesn’t visit Arizona very often, and its Feb. 9 show…