Hotline TNT, touring with their latest album "Raspberry Moon," will perform in Phoenix, highlighting the city's music history and pulling their music from Spotify over ethical concerns.

The Killers will perform at the 2026 Concert in the Coliseum during the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale, as reported by ABC15 and AZFamily. Tickets go on sale on October 3.

Litchfield Park hosts free outdoor movie screenings at Jackie Robinson Field, offering an alfresco cinema experience with snacks for purchase, and sets ground rules for safety and enjoyment.

Goodyear partners with Ballet Arizona for a free 'Ballet Under the Stars' event on September 26 at Estrella Lakeside Amphitheater, featuring performances and pre-show activities.

Billy Moore Days festival celebrates Avondale's heritage in October with a carnival, live music, and diverse activities, offering wristbands for rides and benefiting local charities.

My Chemical Romance is set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "The Black Parade" in Phoenix on September 6, 2026, with Jimmy Eat World as special guests.

The Arizona State Fair returns with new attractions, including "September Nights," unique foods, and concert series, alongside classic experiences and rides.

Glendale, Arizona, experiences a surge in business openings, including a new HTeaO iced tea franchise, Andretti Indoor Karting & Games, and James Avery Artisan Jewelry, contributing to the city's growth.

Mesa wins a national water conservation award, with Mayor Freeman and the Wyland Foundation applauding local efforts to conserve water, including a challenge that saw residents pledge to save millions of gallons.

Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting local entrepreneurs, cultural pride, and historical conservation efforts within its community.

Surprise Fiesta Grande returns to Mark Coronado Park on October 11, featuring Mexican culture, food, music, Lucha Libre, and a car show. Admission is free.

Merry Main Street in Mesa won the Outstanding Special Event Award from APRA for its holiday charm and significant local impact, drawing over 190,000 visitors.

Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series features "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" with a post-screening discussion moderated by Jeannie Berg on September 13.