New Robert Delong album 'In The Cards' brings dance beats to alternative music
Robert DeLong's recently dropped album stays true to his style and provides a fun listening opportunity for fans of the alternative genre.
Robert DeLong's recently dropped album stays true to his style and provides a fun listening opportunity for fans of the alternative genre.
Learn more about the headliners for this Friday's Mad Decent Block Party.
TUF offers a night of community between students and Tempe residents.
San Diego-based surf-rock Wavves played a sold-out show in Phoenix Wednesday night.
The new album from English metal stars Bring Me The Horizon isn't as good as everyone says.
Zedd brought his A game to Comerica Theatre Saturday night.
ASU club The Underground Foundation offers students and the community alike to escape reality for one night with six noise rock bands.
Palabras bookstore and event space will be hosting events to incorporate the Hispanic community into the Grand Avenue arts district.
Katastro talk about their reserved rock sound and progressing as a band.
The Underground Foundation is known for its hands-on involvement with ASU students that double as artists and bring a sense of community to a thriving Tempe art scene.
"Something Like December," a local Tempe rock band, played to an excited crowd of Arizona State University students Friday night at the outdoor Fall Madness Concert hosted by the Downtown campus Planning and Activities Board. Hot off the release of their debut EP “Convalescent,” "Something Like December" exerted an energy uncanny of a band performing only its fourth show.
Although 3OH!3 hoped to see Sparky in the crowd, hundreds of freshman were to be found instead, each with just as much excitement and spirit of our mascot.
So whether you’re craving a cure to tide you over until Serial season two, or simply looking for something to break you out of that pre-fall semester limbo, here are five podcasts that can’t go wrong.
Australian psychedelic band, Tame Impala, has released their third studio album, Currents, following the popular 2012 album, Lonerism.
Tell your dad you love him with one of these seven dad rock tracks.
British synthpop group Hot Chip released an album "Why Make Sense" in a perfectly fried time for Tempe, Arizona.
Whether it was her intention or not, romanticizing domestic abuse is dangerous territory when you have an audience of young, impressionable listeners, or any listeners at all for that matter.
Alabama Shakes' sophomore cut "Sound and Color" improves on past efforts but still fails to completely wow.
If everyone could just stop sending negative comments and send love to those that bring us joy with music then the world could be a better place.
Humanity’s perception of love is dynamic, diverse and malleable. The question of love’s essence may not have a definite answer, but Sunday’s One Love PHX embraced and celebrated the question itself.
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