The Great Arizona Puppet Theater’s newest puppeteer, Connor Asher relocated from Chicago to Phoenix over the summer to pursue a career in the field. It is allowing him to expand his expertise …

Old Town is again aglow with holiday lights and a festive atmosphere as Scottsdazzle returns for its seventh year.

Al Pitrelli lives for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra tours. 

Mesa’s 40-day Downtown holiday celebration Merry Main Street kicks off Friday, November 25.

One of the world’s premiere anime artists, Mr., from Japan, is bringing his exhibit “You Can Hear the Song of This Town” to the Phoenix Art Museum through March 23, 2023.

In 2014, Scott Griffin and David Hudson put a comedic spin on William Shakespeare’s masterpieces by creating a drunken character in the telling “Drunk Shakespeare.” It runs through January 14,…

Directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet, “Bones and All” is a coming-of-age romantic horror film.

This fall and winter, volunteers are honoring veterans by placing wreaths of remembrance on graves at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona as part of Wreaths Across America on Saturday, D…

Coordinated by the nonprofit Sonoran Arts League, this year’s free, self-guided tour features 174 artists at 47 private studios throughout the scenic Desert Foothills communities of Cave Creek…

Singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy, as The Cult, were born on the stage. With that sort of lineage, The Cult is revered for its concerts.

A signature event in Ahwatukee is returning after the pandemic shut it down the last two years.

Coy Bowles, who plays guitar and keys for the Zac Brown Band, says the Out in the Middle Tour has been exactly what the band has needed coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joe Bonamassa is happy to be getting in front of concert audiences again. He did a few shows in summer 2021 in the States, followed by a fall tour. Now he’s back on the road in the States for …

Echosmith’s latest single “Hang Around” has been called a “pop masterpiece.” Singer/keyboardist Sydney Sierota thanks the band’s newfound freedom for the results.