Critic's Notebook

A local favorite honors a legendary musician.

Kleinlein also owns and runs the venue Last Exit Live, a fixture for local music

Two Phoenix bands are about to take the West by storm.

To prep for the producer’s set at Valley Bar, here’s a brief introduction to the sample-heavy genre he calls home.

The Blood Feud Family Singers instrumentalist learned music by singing in Mormon choirs before taking a long break.

This quintet of veteran Arizona musicians had an unconventional start.

Diss tracks, love childs, and ghostwriters aside, here’s what’s really eating Aubrey Graham in 2018.

Phoenix New Times sits down with Day Gatsby and Said The Sky at Goldrush 2018

Roya has been making music since she was 4 years old.

The rapper’s music is harsh, uncompromising, and forward-thinking.

Where does KJZZ music director Blaise Lantana like to go see shows?

Where does concert promoter Charlie Levy go to hear the best music in town?

How the boyband responded when one of their members was accused of sexual misconduct.

Patterns will release next Friday, September 28, at Valley Bar.

“I believe his perspective and his thinking are so dated.”

Rap’s volatile new wave is mixing teenage emotions with major crimes.

The band’s upcoming performance is their last before Moore moves to New York.

The band will play two shows this Saturday, one in Phoenix and the other in Tuscon.

Festivities includes music, theater, and visual art from local and international artists.

The weekly spoken-word poetry event is a space for socializing and community.

The band is celebrating the 10 years since their debut album, Tell It To The Volcano.

In Pound for the Sound, Phoenix New Times gets technical with local music community members about what “gear” they use to create their signature “tones” in our community. Lauren Hillery, keyboard player and background vocalist for the Edisons, is a homegrown Phoenix Arizona native and a virtuoso on the keys…