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Taking the title as one of the country’s most notable New Year's Eve festivals and Arizona’s largest New Year’s event for the past ten years, DECADENCE: AGE OF INDULGENCE featured over 100 DJs and brought immaculate techno vibes to kick off 2025.
ATLANTA - For a man who made so much noise this season, Cam Skattebo wasn’t going to end his college career quietly. Down 24-16, against No. 5 Texas, just over midway through the 4th quarter of the Peach Bowl and College Football Playoff Quarterfinal, the senior tailback caught a 62-yard bomb down the left side of the field. Two flags were thrown, he had been held, and he had been interfered with. His helmet even came off. None of it mattered.
When No. 5 Texas’ senior defensive tackle Bill Norton engulfed Clemson’s 4th and goal try from the 1-yard line well short of the endzone, maintaining the Longhorns' two-score lead midway through the fourth quarter of the First Round of the College Football Playoff, two facts became true. The Longhorns' season continued to the Quarterfinal, and No. 4 Arizona State (10-2, 7-2 Big 12) finally knew its challenger in the Peach Bowl.
PHOENIX — The college football postseason is upon us and Blaze Sports is excited to announce it will have crews on-site for the first two College Football Playoff Quarterfinal matchups, beginning on December 31 from Glendale. This year will mark the first time in the station’s history that they will have crews on-site for multiple College Football Playoff games.
Now that the calendar has turned to December and 2024 is winding down, music fans across the globe use this opportunity to reflect on these past 12 months. Spotify Wrapped, Apple Music Replay and other forms of recaps from streaming services start to pop up on everyone’s phones and many music media outlets put together their top 10 lists of 2024. These recaps get fans excited about where different publications and content creators list their favorite songs or albums of the year, as well as inciting many debates throughout the music community.
Particle pollution is set to rise in Phoenix following a summer in which the city produced some of the country's worst ozone pollution levels.
On June 24, Camp Flog Gnaw announced it would return for its 10th Anniversary at Dodger Stadium on Nov. 16-17. Tickets instantly sold out upon being released despite fans not knowing who would be performing at the festival.
Odie Leigh brought her sensitive romance to the Valley Bar on Tuesday, enchanting her audience with her dreamy folk music. Supported by Izzy Mahoubi and Clover County, the trio brought an incredible show to what Leigh repeatedly called “The Grand Canyon State.”
Political campaigns placed a high level of emphasis on advertisements and social media pages before Election day. This had an impact on who voters cast their vote for and how voters voted in the election.
As the price of higher education continues to climb, many students find themselves at a crossroads between their academic aspirations and their fear of accumulating debt.
PHOENIX — The postseason is here for fall sports such as volleyball and football, which means Blaze Sports is excited to announce its broadcast crews and schedule as Big 12 Champion Arizona State Volleyball hosts first and second-round action on-campus at Desert Financial Arena. Sun Devil football caps off its remarkable turnaround season Saturday morning as it plays for a Big 12 Championship in Arlington, TX.
PHOENIX– Arizona State University’s chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has helped make the school a home for Latino students studying journalism.
Kimberly Akimbo is a standout when it comes to modern musical theatre.
The first-ever November Nights at Chase Field brought together an incredible lineup of diverse musical acts. Each with its own unique vibe and energy, attracting concertgoers to the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks during baseball’s offseason.
Jazz vocalist, musical theater performer, and studio owner Kate DeL is a creative powerhouse who uses her talents to connect communities through music. As the owner of Harmony Lane Studio, a studio located in Poland, Ohio, DeL teaches music-centered classes for “kiddos” ages 0-5 and their caregivers. DeL explained that it is not just a music class, but a place to step back from all of the craziness of life.
From AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, Blaze Radio presents coverage of the 2024 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship featuring No. 16 Iowa State 10-2 (7-2 Big 12) and No. 15 Arizona State 10-2 (7-2 Big 12)Riley Swenson and Brendan Paul have the call from the booth with Ben Parris on the sidelines
Envisioning what a live radio broadcast might have been like in 1947, The Phoenix Theatre Company’s adaptation of “Miracle on 34th Street” is your grandparents’ version, in the best way possible.
PHOENIX — When you walk into Terror Trader, Arizona’s only year-round horror marketplace, you can expect to see art that walks the line between peculiar and unsettling. However, something that’s even more fascinating that you’ll learn inside the store, perhaps while looking at a wet specimen, is that the people behind these oddities are mostly women.
TEMPE, Ariz.— Mirabella at ASU is a university-based retirement community located on the campus of Arizona State University in Tempe. Owned by Pacific Retirement Services, it is the first facility of its kind in the world to be located on campus.
Fair Trade Cafe said its main goal was not just to make money, but to have a positive impact on the community.
