Texas-based Balmorhea visits Phoenix
Founded in 2006 by Rob Lowe and Michael Muller, Balmorhea (pronounced bal-moor-ay) has been described as a “minimalist instrumental ensemble” that draws inspiration from many different musicians.
Founded in 2006 by Rob Lowe and Michael Muller, Balmorhea (pronounced bal-moor-ay) has been described as a “minimalist instrumental ensemble” that draws inspiration from many different musicians.
A profile look into Phoenix-based KNESSET as they get ready for their deal with a Japanese record label.
The multi-instrumental quartet Devotchka released its fifth album, “100 Lovers,” as a product made under our very own Arizona sun.
The State Press is uninspired by Lady Gaga's latest endeavor.
A typical Tuesday night was twisted upside down when 311 graced the Marquee Theater in Tempe. The Nebraska natives put on a solid show that drew in crowds of all types — from hardcore rocker fans blowing off steam to brace-faced high school kids trying to catch a break. With a standing-room-only audience, 311 kicked off its set with “Down," bringing the energy through the roof and making it quickly obvious why this band has been selling out shows for more than two decades. The band's unique ability to combine different sounds, styles and music genres has earned 311 a well-deserved reputation for putting on a great live show.
Adele follows up her Grammy winning debut with a performance that is sure to please fans and critics alike.
The light rail’s Center Parkway and Washington Street stop is within walking distance of a local treasure: the Marquee Theatre.
Friday night saw the return of two great rock bands to the fair city of Tempe.
Singer/DJ of 311, SA Martinez, shared with The State Press his excitement about the band’s future and their Tuesday show at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe.
Entertainment reporter Jesseca Zwerg checks out this years Devilpalooza. Catch a glimpse of some of the highlights of the event.
The Decemberists took the stage at San Diego's House of Blues in traditional hipster flannel and black-rimmed glasses, out to prove that they are more than just masters of the studio.
Arizona swept the season series and defeated ASU 67-52 Sunday night.
It may seem presumptuous, but Bright Eyes' new (and possibly last) album "The People's Key" is a game-changer for the band and for rock music.
While as a whole “Mondo Amore” is a good listen, it does suffer in some spots.
Over the years, the music industry has endured several scandals involving copyright infringement. Joining those ranks of alleged offenders, Britney Spears and Lady Antebellum have recently been accused of ripping off former acts.
On the band’s stop in the Valley last weekend, vocalist/guitarist Daniel Kessler spoke with The State Press.
In today's world, musicians and celebrities have more of an influence in the media than we might like.
For those of you out of the loop, the annual Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale is not just about golf. It also offers big concerts.
ASU celebrates Black History Month by welcoming Grammy Award-winning R&B artist John Legend.
“Success”: The opening number also provided the best description of Interpol’s show Saturday, Feb. 5, at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe.
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