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On Sunday, Sept. 29, Still Woozy (Sven Gamsky) kicked off the second leg of his “Loveseat Tour” at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe in promotion of his recent album of the same name.
TEMPE, AZ - Fans poured into the seats for Family Weekend 2024 to watch Arizona State (3-1, 0-1) take on the Kansas Jayhawks (1-4, 0-2).
Austin City Limits (ACL) is returning to the iconic Zilker Park in Austin, Texas this October. What started as a two-day festival in 2002, now spans two star-studded weekends with headliner performances from Chris Stapleton, Dua Lipa, Chappell Roan and Tyler, the Creator.
PHOENIX--As National Suicide Prevention Month comes to an end, communities across Arizona are uniting to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention, with a focus on the youth population.
PHOENIX - Phoenix Fashion Week is a weekend packed with excitement for the models, designers and coordinators who make it all possible. With all of that excitement, there is still much to get done, and that work began long before September 27.
On Sept. 27 at the Chateau Luxe, the Phoenix Fashion Week kicked off its first day. Out of 400 different model auditions, only the top 40 were picked to compete to determine who would be crowned model of the year. With high stakes, questions arise on how these individuals dedicated their time and energy.
On Monday, Sept. 16. Dreamers, the fanbase, were lined up around the Arizona Financial Theater, in Phoenix, Arizona, waiting to go insane with the Dream Perfect Regime (DPR) crew for their Dream Reborn World Tour.
“The Shawshank Redemption” is a film that continues to touch audiences after thirty years since its release.
Arizona State traveled home from Lubbock last weekend following their 30-22 defeat to Texas Tech with new challenges and goals for the remainder of the season. Now that the zero is out of the loss column, every win becomes more crucial in the Big 12 race.
PHOENIX- In the world of law enforcement, there exists a unique division that is filled with the most loyal and brave workers who put the safety and well-being of others before themselves. Driven by a profound sense of duty, they devote their lives to their job. A job that they did not choose but one they carry out strictly for the safety of the communities. They serve with no expectation of rewards, honors or even a belly rub or a treat. This is the K-9 unit.
For the Seattle Seahawks, moving on from Pete Carroll was one of the most shocking moves this offseason. He pioneered how NFL defenses played in the 2010s and still has his fingerprint on pleny of players and schemes to this day. Turning the page from him was incredibly risky. He was beloved by every player that played for him and grew to be one of the most charismatic coaches in the league, even as the oldest coach in the league. The Seahawks weren’t just replacing a head coach, they were replacing their entire identity, which made them one of the premier teams in the league and the standard over the last 15 years.
The Saviors Tour brought The Linda Lindas, Rancid, The Smashing Pumpkins and Green Day to Chase Field in Phoenix on Sept. 18, and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sept. 14. The tour, meant to highlight the 30th anniversary of Green Day’s album “Dookie” and the 20th anniversary of its album “American Idiot” also provided the four bands with an opportunity to encourage attendees to vote, as well as share their music with the arenas. The enormous stage provided a just backdrop for the bands to explode. Blaze Radio’s Bella Mazzilli was at the Phoenix show, with Brooklyn Cohen attending the night in Los Angeles.
Alternative pop artist and former Phoenician Taylor Upsahl, known primarily by her stylized stage name UPSAHL, returned to her Rebel Lounge roots Sept. 13 for her “Melt Me Down” tour.
Arriving in downtown Phoenix for their second stop of the “A Sacred Way of Living” Tour to play a 21+ show at Gracie’s Tax Bar, the band members of Easy Sleeper stopped by Studio 320 to discuss their recording process for the new album and to dive deeper into what genre they consider themselves.
André 3000, a former member of the legendary hip-hop duo Outkast, is bringing his first solo album on tour. He released the album “New Blue Sun” on Nov. 17, 2023, his first official music release in 17 years.
TEMPE, Ariz. – A new EnvVision Center, which will serve as a resource hub for people seeking financial resources and job training, had its grand opening this past week in Tempe.
TEMPE, Ariz. - An office used by the Democratic party was damaged overnight by several gunshots, leaving bullet holes in the front windows and the glass door, marking the second such incident in approximately two weeks.
On Sept. 17, ASU Gammage held the opening night for its newest musical, “Mrs. Doubtfire.” The production is currently on a national tour and is only spending six nights at the Tempe venue, followed by a quick transition to its next stop in Costa Mesa, California.
One might expect “We Ain’t Ever Gonna Break Up: The Hymon & Parfunkel Musical” to be a direct parody or retelling of the famed duo Simon and Garfunkel’s story. But, the audience member in question would be incorrect to assume such a thing. The show consisted of two actors playing a variety of roles, from policeman to hand puppet wife, making it confusing to keep track of who is speaking in which context, and making the show quite confusing altogether. Its one-hour and 45-minute runtime felt lengthy.
PHOENIX – The Phoenix Police Department and Phoenix City Council continue to face ongoing criticism from citizens regarding the police department’s use of excessive force and allegations of discrimination. The Department of Justice announced its investigation into the Phoenix Police Department on Aug. 5, 2021, and completed a report in 34 months regarding the allegations of civil rights violations such as racial discrimination and violation of First Amendment rights. The DOJ found that the allegations were true and the Phoenix Police Department had engaged in behavior that violates the U.S. Constitution and federal law, according to the DOJ website The Phoenix City Council met on Sept. 24 to discuss the implementation of policies regarding public safety concerns. These policies were set to give the police increased funding for reformation. Speakers such as Mardi Winkler and Shawanna Chambers El shared their personal experiences with the Phoenix Police Department and the justice system, calling for defunding. Other speakers, such as Anna Hernandez, criticized how long it has taken for Phoenix’s City Council to address the police department’s threat to public safety.
