Florence and the Machine galvanizes Phoenix
Welch’s April 20 performance transcended beyond a musical set into an opera-esque drama.
Welch’s April 20 performance transcended beyond a musical set into an opera-esque drama.
Every store celebrates the day differently, but the commonality for all of them lies with the fans it attracts and the unique music findings.
Reggae-surf-acoustic rockers RAC stopped by campus for a performance.
By connecting to the audience through banter and exceptional music, Bird played the roles of musician, maestro and raconteur.
Music lover and columnist Raffy Ermac breaks down some pros and cons for getting your groove on at a music festival.
If you were to shut your eyes, you could only vaguely tell the difference between being at the Celebrity Theatre or the Whiskey A-Go-Go in 1964.
An enriching plot, gorgeous visual imagery and protagonists who ensnare the attention of any viewer they encounter.
Despite editorial and musical change-ups, ASU's college radio station The Blaze is moving forward.
“A Wasteland Companion” will wrap itself around you.
The radio lies. When it spouts its musical literature through our speakers, we get a perspective on the state of popular music for our city.
The congregation at the concert was not of the religious type, but rather, of a musical rejoicing.
Judging by the warming sunshine and the smell of spring flowers in the air, spring is upon us. So while the air conditioners are slowly being activated across the city, the hay fever of springtime music mania has also begun.
American Royalty’s frontman Billy Scher took the time to speak with The State Press about touring and the band’s SXSW experience.
“Radio Music Society” draws its inspiration from the catchy melodies and infectious grooves of pop and R&B radio stations.
Ferrell’s bad accent and unique sense of humor make the film an eye-roller — but in a good way.
Thom Yorke and Radiohead performed to a sold out crowd last night at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale.
ASU Dixie Devils, a traditional jazz ensemble, performs at various events around ASU.
Bethany Cosentino from Best Coast, Walk the Moon’s Nicholas Petricca, and renowned disc jockey Steve Aoki joined a conference call with University students.
The album is a dynamic force of powerful sound that blasts its way through the 10 tracks, leaving the listener feeling a bit struck.
Typical of Odd Future, their elevated energy and funny antics guided their performance.
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