The Echo

A show for a cause "pops up" in Phoenix, draws border activists and street artists

Artists gathered at The Hive to showcase artwork and performances that demonstrated the hardships Mexicans in the community face.

By Tanya Nguyen | October 16, 2013

New Avett Brothers LP fails to shine

The eighth studio album is a solid, though not stellar, entry in The Avett Brothers's expansive discography.

By Savannah Thomas | October 16, 2013

The Westward Ho in downtown Phoenix used to be a hotel, but now is a housing complex for the elderly. The building is included in a tour hosted by Phoenix Ghost Tours, a group that gives tours of "haunted" places in downtown Phoenix. (Photo by Arianna Grainey)

The Phoenix Ghost Tours give a paranormal history of downtown Phoenix

Unlike other haunted houses you may visit, these ghosts are real.

By Christopher Garay | October 16, 2013

The Paper Kites lead singer, Christina Lacy, performed at The Marquee with City and Colour last Friday. (Photo by Kelly Kleber)

The Paper Kites share its first American tour and debut album experience

Aussie indie musicians talk tour and recording debut album.

By Olivia Khiel | October 16, 2013

Longbird performs one of their songs from their new EP "Pioneer Cemetery" on the Tempe campus at ASU. While the consistent members of the band hail from Yuma, Ariz., they base their operation out of Tempe. (Photo by Diana Lustig)

Siblings Mariah and Bobby Brown bring familial folk to tempe with acoustic project

In their band Longbird, brother and sister musicians Bobby and Mariah Brown inject folk with a heavy dose of nostalgia.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 16, 2013

Conversing on the taboo: racism

On Monday, members of the Phoenix community discussed race in a way that was real and engaging at the Phoenix Center for the Arts.

By DG Burns | October 15, 2013

Top 5 accounts to help guys ease into Pinterest

Are you a man who's missing out on Pinterest because it's too "girly"?

By Molly Finley | October 15, 2013

ASU printmakers take next step in work and create exhibit on campus

Herberger student artists create print show called "Is That It?" to be on display at the Step Gallery.

By Katie Faller | October 15, 2013

VIDEO: Calle 16 Mural Project

The Calle 16 Mural Project is based off the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. On September 30th through October 3rd students at ASU West campus are involved in painting a mural with the help of local artist Hugo Medina.

By Vianka Villa | October 15, 2013

City and Colour performed 'Thirst' off their new album, "The Hurry and The Harm." They played at The Marquee in Tempe, along with Australian band, The Paper Kites. (Photo by Kelly Kleber)

City and Colour put on a delightful show that packed the Marquee

Dallas Green and company treat fans to a magical evening.

By Olivia Khiel | October 12, 2013

'Glee' mourns the death of Cory Monteith, says goodbye with a beautiful tribute

In a heartbreaking episode, "Glee" is forced to say goodbye to one of its main characters.

| October 11, 2013

Alex Temby gears up to take a shot against the University of Arizona team at Oceanside Arena. The Sun Devils won 6-0 against their rival. (Photo by Diana Lustig)

Danny Trejo opens up about 'Machete Kills'

Actor Danny Trejo talks about his friendship with Robert Rodriguez and playing everyone's favorite ass-kicking federal.

| October 10, 2013

'Captain Phillips' is surprising in the best ways

The film chronicles the plight of Captain Richard Phillips, the man in charge during the 2009 hijacking of the MV Maersk Alabama by Somali pirates in 2009.

| October 10, 2013

Roy Abramsohn escapes from tomorrow

The star of the Sundance Film Festival hit talks about filming at Disney parks and his first leading role.

| October 10, 2013

Phoenix is Phoenix – and that's how it should be

Phoenix is a city in transit and four community members offer their perspectives on its current status.

By Demetrius Burns | October 10, 2013

'We Are What We Are' reignites the horror genre

"We Are What We Are," directed by Jim Mickle, instills hope within viewers that horror films aren't dead yet.

By Sierra Ochoa | October 10, 2013

Devil's Chowda: 7.1

It's October and the Devil's Chowda gang is (finally) ready to get going! Join us as we explore a new Peruvian sport, Kim Jong Un's attempts to get a ski lift AND MORE!

By Dan Miller | October 10, 2013

For the first time in 20 years, TLC is more relevant than Destiny's Child

TLC, the 1990s pop group, leaked a new single last night and announced the release of a new album and VH1 original movie.

By Maggie Spear | October 9, 2013

Rubber Brother Records' bands expand, plan for new album and EP

Petty Things and Numb Bats create split cassette tape, "Numb Things" as the two bands work on releasing new music.

| October 9, 2013

Johnny Knoxville talks 'Bad Grandpa,' planned pranks, working with kids

Jackass star Johnny Knoxville talked about the effort put into the pranks of his new movie, "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa."

| October 8, 2013

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