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Clear your calendar: These are October's hottest concerts in Phoenix (opens the original)
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Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Global Citizen After a brutal triple-digit summer, this is the time of year that Phoenix concertgoers wait months to enjoy. October is absurdly loaded up with high-profile concerts in the Valley, including shows by Doja Cat at Mortgage Matchup Center and Charli xcx at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale. That’s just a taste of the massive live music lineup this month. Phoenix’s biggest concerts in October also include arena shows by virtual band Gorillaz, rapper Rod
Every concert at The Rebel Lounge announced for 2026 (so far) (opens the original)
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The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix is practically hallowed ground for live music. The 3,000-square-foot venue near 24th Street and Indian School Road occupies what was once The Mason Jar, the infamous rock club that operated for decades. While The Rebel Lounge has a strand or two of its predecessor’s DNA, it’s become a formidable fortress of sound with plenty of indie cred. Over the last 11 years, owner Stephen Chilton and The Rebel Lounge’s staff have transformed the spot into a live music hub for loc
The 10 biggest Arizona State Fair concerts ever (opens the original)
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For decades, the Arizona State Fair offered something wilder than heart-stopping carnival rides and artery-clogging fried foods: concert lineups that frequently had no right being as good as they were. Concerts inside the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum, which was built on the fairgrounds in 1965, have been around almost as long as the venue itself. From the late ’60s onward, musicians performed during the fair. Country and pop dominated the early lineups (Lawrence Welk! Henry Mancini!). Even
Phoenix’s Madison Center for the Arts 2026-27 schedule: Every show announced (so far) (opens the original)
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Madison Center for the Arts is something of a hidden gem among Phoenix’s cultural hubs. Tucked along 16th Street north of Missouri Avenue, the 24,547-square-foot venue has been a stylish spot for catching touring productions, tribute shows and family-friendly performances since debuting in 2018. Madison Center for the Arts also showcases locals both onstage and off. Its expansive lobby offers wall space for works by local creatives, while Valley ensembles like the Phoenix Symphony stage concerts
Downtown Phoenix concert series unveils 2026-27 lineup. See who’s playing (opens the original)
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Downtown Phoenix’s music venues can’t hold a candle to Trinity Cathedral, the 105-year-old landmark at First Avenue and Roosevelt blessed with divine acoustics and one of the Southwest’s largest pipe organs. The historic cathedral will utilize those features during Music at Trinity’s newly announced 2026-27 concert season, which runs from October through May. The eight-concert lineup spans chamber music, jazz, organ, classical guitar and choral performances, with most events free to attend. Accl
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