How 'Let's Start Here' Started Rebuilding Lil Yachty's Rap Sound
Lil Yachty is seen as an interesting character in the rap community.
Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of Blaze Radio's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
544 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Lil Yachty is seen as an interesting character in the rap community.
Robert Anglen has been telling the same story for 22 years.
As Joe Jonas emotionally cried out the lyrics of his and his brothers’ 2019 song “Hesitate,” it was clear that this stop on the Jonas Brothers’ international tour, dubbed “The Tour,” felt different for all three of the former Disney Channel stars on stage. The song, written mainly by Joe himself, was written as a dedication song to his wife, “Game of Thrones” actress Sophie Turner. The song was a hallmark of the brothers’s return to the spotlight in 2019 and how all three were now married men, even while most of their discography was written while they were teenagers. But it was clear that Joe was genuinely hesitating, to put it lightly, in singing this typically emotional ballad to fans at the Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix last Wednesday night.
Twent two years ago today, Americans came together, bonded by patriotism after the 9/11 attacks, which shook the nation to its core. The stirring responses by New Yorkers and Americans around the United States gave an inside look at what it meant to be a patriot and how to help grieving Americans. As we look back at that fateful day and the two decades that transpired, have we now forgotten the essence of the patriotic values that have shaped the United States?
Phoenix is a hotspot for music festivals and raves, but there are gems to be found all across Arizona. On Sept. 22-24, the Sol Awakening Music Festival will make its debut at Playa Ponderosa in Flagstaff for its very first year.
After suriving a haboob and a near second-half comeback last week agianst Southern Utah, Kenny Dillingham and the Arizona State Sun Devils host their second non-confernce game of the season agianst Oklahoma State, a future opponent for ASU in the Big-12 Conference. Jordy Fee-Platt and Brenden Paul have the call from Moutain America Stadium on Blaze Radio.
Welcome to Landin’s Lane, a weekly column published every Monday featuring topics from sports, entertainment, politics, news and much more.
Bedroom lamp shades. Hanging kitchen lighting. Red and cream colored curtains straight out of your grandmother's house. The original album cover was stitched by lead vocalist, Nick Zawisa’s mother, framed and displayed on the stage. Every aspect of a Breakup Shoes show emulates this comforting, easy-going personality that makes it feel like the audience is being welcomed to be a part of their band, and makes you feel like a family member listening to their music.
Metallica is a band that needs no introduction. With a career spanning four decades, their impact on rock and metal music — and music in general — cannot be understated. Metallica continued their M72 Tour in Glendale’s State Farm Stadium this past weekend.
A name known by billions across the globe, 28-time Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé brought her Renaissance tour to the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on Aug 24.
From Mountain America Stadium in Tempe, Blaze Radio is proud of present coverage of the 2023 Arizona State Sun Devil football season. Tonight, first-year head coach Kenny Dillingham takes the sideline for the first time as his Sun Devils host Southern Utah of the Big Sky Conference. Ben Parris and Blake Niemann have the call on Blaze Radio
PHOENIX — College football is back and with that is Blaze Radio’s coverage of the Arizona State football program. In a football season that is filled with storylines, primarily around the first year of head coach Kenny Dillingham and the program’s final football season as a member of the Pac-12, Blaze Radio looks forward to enhancing its broadcast experience for a historic year on the gridiron for the Sun Devils.
PHOENIX, AZ — A new school year is upon the horizon and Blaze Radio’s Sports Department is officially back. Following a year in which the station aired nearly 250 live sporting events, the department returns for another school year of incredible games, storylines, and much more.
Lil Uzi Vert will headline the first ever IYKYK Festival on Sept. 9 at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, AZ. Co-produced by Relentless Beats and Universatile Music, the one-day event will feature Uzi and a cast of Hip-Hop elite and burgeoning stars, including Metro Boomin, Denzel Curry, Rico Nasty, and Jeleel!.
“You have a row of dominoes set up; you knock over the first one, and what will happen to the last one is that it will go over very quickly.”
To end their InLovingMemory tour, the metal-inspired rap trio of BONES, Xavier Wulf and Eddy Baker’s show on Thursday, June 22 at the Van Buren was body-to-body.
Amps blared and crowds shrieked at the Crescent Ballroom’s TWRP and Magic Sword concert on May 17th. Despite being in the final leg of their tour, both bands brought immense energy to the small yet packed venue, using live instruments to deliver on their respective unique brands of electronic synth music.
The 2022/23 academic year was groundbreaking for Blaze Radio.
This February marked the 57th Super Bowl, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles going head-to-head for about three and a half hours. The game was broken up by the annual halftime show, one of the largest televised musical performances in history.
Arizona State University is changing the way it looks at academic integrity in response to the recent rise of text-generating chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT.