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8 photos of Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl tribute at Carly's Bistro - Vimarsana News

8 photos of Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl tribute at Carly's Bistro

Friends and fans gathered at the soon-to-close Carly's Bistro on Saturday night to pay tribute to the late Bisbee band Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl.

Wauwatosa PD's high value target internal investigation - Vimarsana News

Wauwatosa PD's high value target internal investigation

Wauwatosa PD has released the internal investigation into Mayor McBride being labeled a high value target, though issues persist.

Phoenix music scene helps Treasure MammaL drummer battle rare cancer - Vimarsana News

Phoenix music scene helps Treasure MammaL drummer battle rare cancer

Matt Wood was diagnosed in early March with a rare form of cancer. At the time, he was advised that he would have to have it surgically removed, which would require the removal of his nose and possibly a portion of his upper jaw.  He and the wife he married shortly after being diagnosed spent weeks exploring other options. She's a family doctor. He just didn't want to have that surgery. And with good reason. "Cutting off your nose and possibly losing your jaw, that's scary," he says. "And completely life-changing." After seeing specialists in Boston and New York with some experience in trea...

Jimmy Eat World Debut Their First Virtual Concert for 2019's Surviving - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Eat World Debut Their First Virtual Concert for 2019's Surviving

This wrong was made right — as much as it can be in a pandemic, at least — on Friday, when Jimmy Eat World released the first of its "Phoenix Sessions," a series of streamed shows the band performed at the Icehouse downtown. (To ensure that there will still be live performances to attend when the pandemic is over, a dollar of the $15 ticket price for each concert goes toward the National Independent Venue Association, or NIVA.) Friday's concert, the first of three, found Jimmy Eat World performing Surviving in its entirety. It premiered at 3 p.m. Arizona time and is available to stream f...