Green Day music takes the Gammage stage in “American Idiot”
"American Idiot" chronicles the lives of three rebellious and well-intentioned youths, fed up with the tirade of government bureaucrats in a production at ASU Gammage April 24-29.
"American Idiot" chronicles the lives of three rebellious and well-intentioned youths, fed up with the tirade of government bureaucrats in a production at ASU Gammage April 24-29.
The performed music accurately and elegantly captures the melodies fans have come to love, all while expanding on videogame themes.
In contrast to muffled and technologically unenhanced 1960s-era sound, Electric Guest brings a modern feel to such renditions.
White drops the red-white-and-black colors of his past and picks up shades of blue in his new album “Blunderbuss”
Q&A with Joss Whedon.
“This Middle Ground” traverses a myriad of sonic landscapes and instrumentations as it describes a tale of lost love and its aftermath.
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.
The film relies on Marley’s inspiring and remarkable accomplishments, but it could have offered a deeper look into the musician’s life and psyche.
By connecting to the audience through banter and exceptional music, Bird played the roles of musician, maestro and raconteur.
“7-Ate-9” stretches the idea of what dancers are capable of performing.
As a typical Nicholas Sparks story, “The Lucky One” is laden with hardships and drama, and though it is not a terrific movie, it is not necessarily awful.
Anna Faris opened up in a conference call about her previous roles and the challenging, yet exciting set of “The Dictator.”
Goofy, guitar-toting Demetri Martin has amused audiences across America with his silly antics and various uses of props.
As Hollywood films became bigger in budgets and hype in the 1990s, their overexposure distracted from other smaller achievements.
The sparkling lights and timeless Disney songs were a reminder that there will always be a special place for Disney magic in the hearts of people of all ages.
“Rock of Ages” gives adults a chance to reminisce the wild street scene and celebrated rock ‘n’ roll of the 80s.
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.
11 bit studios excellently adapts its award-winning tower defense game, Anomaly Warzone Earth, to the Xbox 360.
The Underground Foundation at ASU presented Clusterfest, a music and art festival, on Hayden Lawn Saturday, April 14.
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