M3F Announces Its 2019 Lineup
As you’d expect, its an eclectic mix of jam bands, EDM, and indie artists.
Year: 2018
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Light Rail or Street Repair? Phoenix Transportation Needs Hit Funding Reality
Road quality is beginning to get irksome to Phoenix residents: “It’s the number one call that comes in to our office.”
Phoenix Mayor’s Plan for Steep Taxes on Medical Marijuana Goes Up in Smoke
“It looks like an assault on medical marijuana patients and businesses,” said lobbyist Kevin DeMenna of the Arizona Dispensary Association
Hanh Ho Is the New Curator at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
The museum has undergone several leadership changes in recent years.
Blacklight Acoustic Conspiracy’s Chris Catero on Ozzy Osbourne and Iron Maiden
This quintet of veteran Arizona musicians had an unconventional start.
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Bad-Cop Drama Monsters and Men Channels Helplessness in a Time of Outrage
At times, Green’s film feels too familiar, exploring what we already know — cops can be dirty and may retaliate if they’re crossed
Now Open: New-Age Wine Shop in Downtown Phoenix
Owner of Sauvage at The Churchill helps you expand your tastes.
The Flashy Studio 54 Keeps Too Much That Matters Behind the Velvet Rope
Footage of Studio life — the lavish lights, the Broadway-style props and performance numbers, the heaving mass of beautiful people — plays here mostly in chaotic montage, with few shots related to the one coming next
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Why Drake’s Scorpion Has No Sting
Diss tracks, love childs, and ghostwriters aside, here’s what’s really eating Aubrey Graham in 2018.
Night School Is Hilarious When It Actually Lets Its Stars Go Wild
The idea practically sells itself: Kevin Hart has to take night classes to get his high school degree, and Tiffany Haddish plays his suffer-no-bullshit teacher
Arizona Legislator Confronts Republican Senator in Airport Over Brett Kavanaugh
State Representative Isela Blanc, a Democrat from Tempe, can be seen on video following U.S. Senator David Perdue through the airport.
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Hard Topics Tackled in Phoenix Art Museum’s Short Film Showcase
Don’t expect a happy ending in these films.
35 Years in 52 Tracks: On The Flaming Lips’ Greatest Hits, Volume 1
The Flaming Lips play the Arizona State Fair this Saturday.
New Times Investigation: How Yavapai County Targets Cannabis Patients, CBD Oil
Tactics by prosecutor Sheila Polk have resulted in injustices against cannabis patients and CBD consumers that go beyond the Rodney Jones case.
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11 Nerdy (and Spooky) Things to Do This October in Metro Phoenix
Penn and Teller, a Tesla Musical, and an Edgar Allen Poe live reading are just a few things happening this month.
Kyrsten Sinema Not Ready to Make Judgment on Kavanaugh Allegations
Kyrsten Sinema also would not say how she would vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination if given the opportunity as a sitting senator.
14 Restaurants Opened in September; Landmark Chop Suey House Among Closings
More than a dozen new places to try, but some old favorites are shut their doors.
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Goldrush 2018: An Unexpected Interview With Day Gatsby and Said the Sky
Phoenix New Times sits down with Day Gatsby and Said The Sky at Goldrush 2018
15 Opportunities for Arizona Artists and Other Creatives in October
Opportunities for visual, dance, theater, and literary artists.
Goldrush 2018 Winners and Losers
Vince Staples and JPEGMAFIA rocked the rave, but long lines and dusty weather spoiled the fun.
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Shit People Said at Goldrush 2018
The ravers and ragers at Rawhide Western Town did not disappoint with hilarious comments.