Then and Now: 30 legendary Tempe music venues - Phoenix New …

Dooley’s/After the Gold Rush/Electric Ballroom. 1216 E. Apache Blvd., … Boston’s. 910 N. McClintock Drive, Tempe. Currently vacant. Described by … Time Out Lounge. 3129 S. Mill Ave., Tempe. Currently still operating. … Hayden Square Amphitheater. 404 S. Mill Ave., Tempe. Currently still … Hollywood Alley. 2610 W. Baseline Road, Mesa. Currently: Punch Kick Fit. … See full list on phoenixnewtimes.com

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Are Houston's top bygone music venues still coming?

So, when Rocks Off's Nathan Smith recently suggested a list of Houston's top bygone music venues, the names just kept coming. And coming. They're still coming. Soon enough the standard ten became 20, which easily became 25. And that was before we mentioned this idea on our Facebook page, and our readers kept giving us name after name. ...

Will Phoenix Theatre be the latest venue lost in a city?

As the owners search for a new space to stage shows, artists and music lovers hope the mid-size hall won't be the latest venue lost in a city of rising costs. The theatre's owners announced this week they would be closing the Phoenix in January after 33 years of music. Now co-owner Lisa Zbitnew hopes to keep the music going at a new location. ...

Will Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre be replaced by condos?

Toronto's music community was dealt a blow earlier this week upon learning iconic Phoenix Concert Theatre will soon be replaced by condos. As the owners search for a new space to stage shows, artists and music lovers hope the mid-size hall won't be the latest venue lost in a city of rising costs. ...

Which Tempe music venues were famous in the early '90s?

Easily one of the more legendary and seminal music venues in Tempe history, it was a breeding ground, cultural incubator and launching pad for what would become some of the city’s most illustrious rock acts. Valor on Eighth in Tempe. Case in point: The Gin Blossoms attracted major label interest after a memorable show here in the early ’90s. ...

Will Zbitnew keep the music going at a new location?

Now co-owner Lisa Zbitnew hopes to keep the music going at a new location. "It's bittersweet," said Zbitnew. "Just as we kind of got our footing back [after pandemic lockdowns] we're now looking to frankly invest a whole bunch more in a new space." ...

What happened to the Phoenix Theatre?

The theatre's owners announced this week they would be closing the Phoenix in January after 33 years of music. Now co-owner Lisa Zbitnew hopes to keep the music going at a new location. "It's bittersweet," said Zbitnew. ...