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ASU’s art, music, and poetry club, fittingly referred to as “AMP,” returned to ASU’s Secret Garden on Friday, Jan. 7, 2024, inviting students and music enjoyers to dance the night away with four local bands.
February 14 is Valentine’s Day, which also makes it a fitting occasion for the release of Grammy Award–winning artist Alessia Cara’s new album “Love and Hyperbole.” The color red is often associated with the holiday, and while it compliments the album’s name and visuals, there is more to the meaning than meets the eye.
As the Chiefs and Eagles headed towards their respective locker rooms after an unexpected first half, Kendrick Lamar stole the show with his Super Bowl 59 halftime show performance. The 13-minute set included various special guests, strong choreography and an 11-track-long setlist with some of Kendrick’s biggest songs to date.
“Some Like It Hot” revives the exhilarating, high-energy dance breaks that musical theatre lovers crave. The 2022 musical is based on the 1959 movie by the same name starring Marilyn Monroe. Many of the original details of the movie are included, like the time frame and the social issues that are addressed, including racism and transgender visibility. This musical, centered around the Prohibition era, gives light to what an “alcohol free” America looks like…with lots of alcohol of course!
The much anticipated M3F Festival is back in Arizona March 7-8, 2025 at Steele Indian School Park.
“Heart Eyes” is the newest movie from director Josh Ruben. Ruben also directed 2021’s “Werewolf’s Within” and several episodes of the series “Die Hart”. The film follows Alley, Olivia Holt, and Jason, Mason Gooding, as the Heart Eyes Killer hunts them down.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The NASCAR season will shift into gear Sunday, as dozens of drivers eagerly expect to claim the title of Daytona 500 Champion.
The 2025 Grammy Ceremony took over the music industry this past week after many notable moments; Beyoncé won album of the year with “COWBOY CARTER,” Kendrick Lamar swept all five categories that “Not Like Us” was nominated for (including record and song of the year), while Chappell Roan took home the award for best new artist. Despite a relatively quiet week for new music, here are the highlights.
PHOENIX – Last month, Verizon announced its first-ever Super Bowl FanFests, a viewing party across all 30 NFL markets. Verizon customers were able to purchase free tickets to FanFest to enjoy themselves as they watch the big game. The event brought overwhelming interest as all 100,000+ free tickets have been claimed and events are at capacity.
Jordana, known for her collaboration with lo-fi band TV Girl, stunned audiences with an incredible vocal performance on Feb. 5 at Valley Bar in downtown Phoenix. She played the entirety of her most recent release, “Lively Premonition” in order, as well as a rousing cover of a Steely Dan classic. She ended with three of her songs from her collaboration with TV Girl.
On the first night of February, Slander brought electrifying bass, dynamic house hits, and an unforgettable visual show to the Rawhide Event Center in Chandler.
Arizona’s biggest kick-off to spring training, Innings Festival, returns to Tempe Beach Park Feb. 21-22.
PHOENIX — Firefighters celebrated the commencement of Black History Month at a hiking event hosted by the City of Phoenix Saturday morning.
Abel Tesfaye, otherwise known as The Weeknd, has taken the music world by storm for more than a decade. Rising from homelessness in Toronto to becoming one of the biggest artists on the planet, his rise is unlike anything the music world has ever seen. Although he mostly makes R&B music, he incorporates other types of music, including synth pop, rock, EDM and hip-hop, throughout his discography.
Music’s biggest night took place Sunday as the top stars gathered at the Crypto.com arena to celebrate the 67th annual Grammy awards. The three and a half hour telecast featured nine awards being given out (as well as another 80+ announced earlier in the day) and a plethora of performances from both new faces and legends of the industry alike.
Brandon Sproat, a guy who wasn’t really talked about all that much before the season, has started creating waves amongst not just Mets fans, but also prospect rankers and GMs as well. The 6’3” 215 pound right hander from the University of Florida was drafted by the Mets in the third round(90th overall) in 2022, and then selected again by the Mets in the 2nd round(56th pick) in the 2023 draft. Clearly the Mets saw something in the 23 year old as selecting a player twice in back to back drafts is extremely rare.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Chase Elliott, the Most Popular Driver for seven straight years, dominated in NASCAR’s return to Bowman Gray Coliseum in front of 17 thousand fans.
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., the Metro District Community Collaboration (MDCC), in partnership with Angels on Patrol and sponsored by SRP, will host its first-ever Fun Run. Proceeds from the $20.00 registration fee will benefit Angels on Patrol, a nonprofit organization that empowers police officers to go beyond the badge and assist families and children in crisis.
A panel debating free speech at college campuses during the Israel-Hamas war prompted a protest at the Sandra Day O'Connor Law School at Arizona State University on Jan. 30.
January has been a relatively quiet start of the year for music besides a handful of notable releases. However, the month came to a thrilling end with new music in the mainstream and underground.
