Polyphia made a stop at The Marquee Theatre in Tempe, AZ, on Tuesday, October 3rd while on their mostly sold-out ‘Remember That You Will Die Tour.’

On Wednesday, September 27th, The Used made a stop in Flagstaff, AZ on their Fall North American tour with support from Dead American and Sleeping With Sirens.

On Monday, July 31st, Kard filled Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona, to give Hidden Kard the night of their life on their first-ever show in Arizona.

On April 22nd, Real Friends and Knuckle Puck made a stop in Mesa, AZ at The Nile Theatre on their ‘Chilling And Rocking Across The USA Tour’ with Between You & Me opening up the show.

PHXLIGHTS shook the earth the first weekend of April, transporting EDM fans throughout the valley to another world as they entered the Phoenix Raceway track and were immersed in the otherworldly surroundings.

In exactly one week, on Friday, April 7th, ravers from all over the valley and some from around the country will travel to Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, AZ, for PHXLIGHTS: Among the Stars. This out-of-this-world EDM event will be held inside Phoenix Raceway for the first time, with fans invading the track for the two-day event.

Many fans rung in the New Year while attending Decadence Arizona: Ancient Future 2022. The two-day EDM festival at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona was not an event to miss for Arizonian EDM fans. Many even traveled from out of state to attend the event showcasing artists such as Deathpact, Subtronics, Zeds Dead, and Porter Robinson who closed out the event.

On Monday, October 17th, 2022, Sleeping With Sirens played a sold-out show in Mesa, AZ, at The Nile Theatre with support from True North. The band is currently on tour to promote the release of their eighth album after thirteen years together, COMPLETE COLLAPSE. They are playing a string of intimate shows throughout the United States, and fans are all pumped to be up close and personal in these smaller venues.

On Friday, October 7th through Sunday, October 9th, fans gathered at Phoenix, Raceway in Avondale, AZ, to have their Neon Dreams come true at Goldrush while dancing the night away. With artists like Excision, Ghastly, Boogie T, and Rezz performing throughout the weekend, there was something for everyone. Fans were constantly running around the multi-stage festival to see their favorite artists.

On Friday, September 23rd, Relentless Beats and Psycho Steve Presents teamed up to put on Hearts on Fire Music Festival at The Marquee Theatre in Tempe, AZ. With a lineup featuring early 2000s legends like Boys Like Girls and The All-American Rejects, the inaugural event was not a night to miss.

Once again, Goldrush will be making its appearance in the desert for the annual western-themed EDM festival. This year, the 18+ event will take place on Friday, October 7th, through Sunday, October 9th, at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona. The multi-stage festival will feature fan-favorite acts such as Excision, Rezz, and Seven Lions.

Next Friday, September 23rd, Relentless Beats and Psycho Steve Presents will co-host the first annual Hearts On Fire Music Festival featuring The All-American Rejects, Boys Like Girls, Mayday Parade, and more. The event will take place at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, AZ, where Relentless Beats has hosted many of its events this year.

On August 29th, The Driver Era made a stop in Tempe, AZ, at The Marquee Theatre with support from Summer Salt. The duo, made up of Rocky and Ross Lynch was accompanied by their brother Riker Lynch who played with them in now disbanded family band R5. The venue was packed full of fans of all ages anticipating the moment that The Driver Era would take the stage. Summer Salt got the night going and the energy flowing. Fans did not let the warm venue get to them as they danced the night away.

On August 31st, instrumental rock band, Polyphia played a sold-out show in Tempe, AZ, at The Marquee Theatre with support from the German metal band, Unprocessed, who immediately had the crowd’s attention. The energy flowed throughout the venue with fans crowding, surfing, and bopping around to the music.

On August 25th, Silverstein made their first stop on their co-headlining tour with The Amity Affliction in Tempe, AZ at The Marquee Theatre with support from UnityTX and Holding Absence. First, to take the stage was UnityTX who put on a great set that got the crowd’s energy going with a mosh pit starting up early in the night. Second, was Holding Absence who pushed through despite some technical difficulties with their microphones not working during the first three songs. They did not let that get them down though and continued performing with vocals going in and out before finishing out their set strong. Finally, Silverstein took the stage.

On August second, fans of all ages crowded into the Marquee in Tempe, AZ, to see Sleeping With Sirens on the CTRL + ALT + DEL Tour with support from Garzi, Point North, and Don Broco. After over a decade together, the band sure knows how to put on a show, and the fans keep on coming back. Many of us have been going to their shows since we were kids, and now as adults, we have made strong friendships with those that we have met in the crowd.

On Saturday, July 23rd, Broadside made a stop in Phoenix, AZ, at The Rebel Lounge on their first ever headlining Into The Raging Sea tour. Starting the night off was local musician Rio Wiley who got the crowd going as fans filled out the venue. Up next was Cherie Amour before another local artist, First And Forever. Both bands put on great sets that had the crowd going. Lastly, before Broadside took the stage was Young Culture, who solidified the mood for the night. The room was buzzing, and fans were bopping to the music in anticipation of Broadside taking the stage.

Despite the sun being down, the infamous Arizona heat made its appearance at The Wrecks’ show at The Nile in Mesa, AZ, on July 21st. Fans partied the night away, packed into the venue, ignoring the heat and humidity. Thankfully the band had taken precautious measures, and six-hundred water bottles were distributed throughout the night. Mothe and Girlhouse got the crowd warmed up with incredible sets before The Wrecks took the stage.

On Sunday, July 17th, Grayscale stopped at The Nile in Mesa, AZ, on The Summer Dream Tour with support from The Ivy, Bearings, and Guardin. With it being monsoon season here in Arizona, the skies go from clear to dark and cloudy in a matter of minutes, so it was no surprise that the night Grayscale came to town, there would be a storm, especially with all of their songs about rain. It was practically a rain dance waiting to happen.

Royal & The Serpent made a stop in Phoenix, AZ on this past Monday, March 7th in support of Grandson on Death Of A Tour. It was a high-energy night full of good music and fun antics.