Black Music Influencers: Indie Staff Picks
The Black artists that shaped us from hip-hop to indie rock and beyond.
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Listen Local: 6 New Releases From Louisville Musicians
Check Out New Local Music by Hannan, Routine Caffeine, and more
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311 Announce 2022 Fall Tour Including Six Full Album Shows
311 is hitting the road this fall and have a few special album-themed shows during their tour.
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311 Announce 2022 Fall Tour Including Six Full Album Shows
311 is hitting the road this fall and have a few special album-themed shows during their tour.
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311 Announce 2022 Fall Tour Including Six Full Album Shows
311 is hitting the road this fall and have a few special album-themed shows during their tour.
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311 Announce 2022 Fall Tour Including Six Full Album Shows
311 is hitting the road this fall and have a few special album-themed shows during their tour.
Source: loudwire.com
311 Announce 2022 Fall Tour Including Six Full Album Shows
311 is hitting the road this fall and have a few special album-themed shows during their tour.
Source: wgrd.com
Valley Rockstar Mural in Tempe Adding Lawrence Zubia and Danny Patterson
The Wallace and Ladmo Show bandleader Mike Condello, guitarist Glen Buxton, and keyboardist Vince Welnick. Lawrence Zubia of The Pistoleros in 2017. Jim Louvau Gwinn, a local music fan and manager of jazz/funk band Jade Road, told Phoenix New Times last year he wanted to pay tribute to legendary local musicians based on “the imprint they left on rock music and the hearts of those of us in the Valley who loved them.” A longtime fan of Zubia, who died last December from pneumonia, Gwinn sa...
Source: phoenixnewtimes.com
The Silver Dollar: An Oral History of Downtown Phoenix's Notorious '90s Nightclub
The evening of January 2, 1993, was a chaotic shitshow at the Silver Dollar. Two inches of toilet water from a stopped-up men’s room toilet had flooded out onto the middle of the dance floor. In the mosh pit, countless pairs of Chucks were getting drenched. Mohawks were mussed. Performing onstage to the crowd of about 400 was Green Day, less than one year from the release of Dookie, the breakthrough album that would catapult the Bay Area punk act to superstardom. Many of the songs in the ban...
Source: phoenixnewtimes.com