Concerts

She’ll give Phoenix something to talk about on March 7 at Arizona Financial Theatre.

Everything to know about the country event headlined by Walker Hayes on Saturday at Riverview Park.

The country music star and Phoenix native will sign bottles of his ROW 40 Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

The rapper’s Big Ass Stadium Tour hit’s the Valley next year.

It’ll be the band’s first show in Phoenix since lead singer and Valley native Chester Bennington died in 2017.

It was Brat Summer in October when the two pop stars took over Footprint Center as part of the Sweat Tour.

The festival is bringing in some enormous names to perform, including a legendary act.

Weezer, Sublime and Violent Femmes will perform at the “all-day party” on Saturday.

The musical power couple will perform at the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale on Feb. 1, 2025.

Singer Stu Mackenzie talks about life, the band’s latest album and their upcoming Phoenix show.

The four-day festival from April 10 to 13 will feature hitmaking recording artists and country pop superstars.

The country music festival is headlined by Brooks & Dunn, Zac Brown Band and Hank Williams Jr.

The ’90s dream pop/shoegaze band talk return shows, relearning old songs and the future.

The multi-platinum artist is hitting the road this winter.

And the setlist will be completely different each night.

It was the final U.S. stop of the “Over and Out” farewell tour.

The two-day festival headlined by Mt. Joy and Shakey Graves returns to Scottsdale Civic Center this weekend. What to know.

Primus, Mastodon and Eagles of Death Metal are also on the bill for the March 2025 event held in the Dominican Republic.

The New York rockers will pummel your senses at Valley Bar this weekend.

The “Mary on a Cross” band’s world tour will stop in the Valley in August.

Both the food and the tunes were delicious.

Get ready for two weekends with some of the biggest names in music.