Video and Gallery: Steve Aoki sells out Devilpalooza 2024
Sun Devils lined up as early as 1 p.m. to get into this year's Devilpalooza; their dreams of getting cake thrown in their face by headliner Steve Aoki just a few hours away.
Sun Devils lined up as early as 1 p.m. to get into this year's Devilpalooza; their dreams of getting cake thrown in their face by headliner Steve Aoki just a few hours away.
After nearly 10 years as a Sun Devil favorite, the music festival is facing changes in 2024.
Laufey, a jazz and bossa nova artist who performed at the Arizona Financial Theatre on April 15, inspired Phoenix fans with fashion, lyrics and more.
Various a cappella groups at ASU give students the opportunity to find family and passion through musical performance.
Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed legislation aimed at putting power back in the hands of ticket buyers across the state.
PAB announced the EDM lineup for this year's festival at Mullett Arena on April 19.
Tempe approved a live music license for Rusty Taco to provide entertainment for their crowds and for ASU students.
ASU students and professors discuss the importance of art on campus in understanding Asian and Asian-American culture.
Read your future through the cosmos and discover an underrated artist to guide you during this month of transformation.
From study music to ASU's Pride Week to our signature playlist, The Echo has you covered.
ASU students and Tempe community members weigh in on country sound trends in pop music and culture.
The sun, moon and stars are shaking up your week. Enjoy lunar song recommendations to get you through the eclipse.
The Tango Club allows ASU students of any experience level to learn the dance and express themselves through improvisation.
Wired headphones are reminiscent of a time when things were much more physical — depending on the chord from your phone.
With the NCAA Men's Final Four right around the corner, students can attend the Fan Fest and the March Madness Music Festival for free.
Faculty from some of ASU's most creative schools speak on AI's emerging role at the University.
Band members from across ASU discuss connect through music and finding their own sound.
The Indigenous Open Mic Poetry Night brought creative voices of various Indigenous communities and perspectives to ASU.
From music for a road trip to TV shows to binge in bed, The Echo has you covered.
At the event on Feb. 28, students enjoyed free baked goods and other products from local Black-owned businesses, all while listening to jazz played by musicians from The Nash Jazz Club.
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