Big Meridox reflects on 20 years in Tucson hip-hop as he preps final shows
By Eric Swedlund
Aug 17, 2017
The members of hardcore metal band Dead Cross hate the term "supergroup."
By Brett Callwood
Aug 17, 2017
This week decide if the music from Paul and Faul came from the same cranium at "Live and Let Die-A Paul McCartney Tribute" at the Fox Theater.
By Serene Dominic
Aug 10, 2017
With her debut album, Dacus became one of the most acclaimed musicians of 2016.
By Eric Swedlund
Aug 10, 2017
The singer works hard to inspire us to take hard looks at our country's injustices.
By Amy Young
Aug 3, 2017
Ramos and his protégé’s, The 44’s, take the stage at KXCI's 6th Annual House Rockin' Blues Review this Friday night.
By Xavier Omar Otero
Aug 3, 2017
We spoke to frontman John Brannon about the five albums that shaped him.
By Brett Callwood
Aug 3, 2017
During his 46 years in Tucson, Daniel Buckley has developed an immense respect for Mexican-American culture.
By Xavier Omar Otero
Jul 27, 2017
Rena Lovelis is charisma on wheels, a magnetic ass-magnet for all sexes, whose croon-and-shout voice is crammed with deceptive sexual tension.
By Brett Callwood
Jul 27, 2017
Ray Camacho and The Teardrops "Lonely Town"/"I Told You So" Copper State CSR 1078, 1968.
By Lee Joseph
Jul 27, 2017
Recently, I found an old box of cassette tapes—things even I couldn't destroy.
By Billy Sedlmayr
Jul 20, 2017
It's taken Modern Chemistry half a decade to go from the basements around Rutgers University to one of the biggest post-punk package tours of the year.
By Brett Callwood
Jul 20, 2017
Blackberry Smoke makes sweet, sexy country rock, cocksure and smart.
By Brett Callwood
Jul 20, 2017
Side A is a moody, riff-driven garage classic, while the B-side is an uptempo rocker, both topped with memorable, melodic vocals.
By Lee Joseph
Jul 20, 2017
Flotsam and Jetsam are, officially, an Arizona rock 'n' roll treasure. And that ain't no slight.
By Brett Callwood
Jul 13, 2017
Stars Pick Their Top Five! This week: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
By Brett Callwood
Jul 13, 2017
The 1965 release, "I've Got a Girl"/"Tell Her" indicated a new direction for the band and set the stage for what they would become as The Dearly Beloved.
By Lee Joseph
Jul 13, 2017
