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The G.O.A.T.: Volbeat keeps its mission alive

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Volbeat’s vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Michael Poulsen, is a self-proclaimed nerd. His quest for the perfect track keeps the Danish metal musician inspired. “I’m constantly searching for that next magical record — and I’m not talking about my own material,” Poulsen said during a recent phone interview. “We’re still nerdy about going out in different cities to find that vinyl we’ve been looking for. It’s so much more interesting to find vinyl in a record store than it is to buy it online.
Pure Joy: Fitz not out to ‘Ruin the Night’

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Noelle Scaggs considers her band, Fitz and the Tantrums, her family. “We’re more than just collaborative creatives,” said Scaggs, who shares vocal duties with frontman Michael “Fitz” Fitzpatrick. “There’s a synergy that has always been a part of this band that has made it unique and appealing to fans. We’re together for the pure intention of creating joy for people.
Supporting Indie Music: Warped Tour founder goes back to ‘school’

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Taylor Acorn is excited to get back on the road. She’s among the pop stars on the second idobi Radio Summer School Tour, which comes to the Marquee Theatre on Friday, July 27. The lineup also includes Charlotte Sands, Arrows in Action, Rain City Drive, If Not for Me, Beauty School Dropout and Huddy. Summer School is a traveling fest founded by Kevin Lyman (Warped Tour), Eric Tobin (Hopeless Records), Michael Kaminsky (KMGMT) that channels the ethos of Warped and old-school Lollapalooza.
The Scottsdale Matchmaker: Cat Cantrill does her best to match souls

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Cat Cantrill understands the dating rollercoaster. A decade ago, as a single mom, she became frustrated with dating. She quickly learned that, instead of believing she needed a partner to make her happy, she started a business. “At the age of 39, with two teenagers at home, I opened a dance studio. Within the first year of opening the business, the women of the studio watched me date and navigate online dating. A year later, I met my now-husband.
Hitting the Right Notes: Dyan Garris is keyed into the new age scene

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Tucson resident Dyan Garris is modest about her success. She earned accolades for her internet program, New Age Notes Radio, making her one of the genre’s foremost authorities. Garris has released 14 albums of her own, with another one on the way. “We feature the best new age artists in the world,” she said about the show, which began four years ago. “I’m pretty picky about who I have on there.
The Heart of the Matter: Music fans can unplug at Flagstaff festival

5 days ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Desert Hearts Festival is what the world needs. At the Thursday, July 3, to Saturday, July 7, event in Flagstaff, music fans congregate in front of the stage to camp, dance and visit activations. Guests are privy to 72 hours of nonstop house and techno music—and the ability to disconnect from real life, but connect with one another through music. “We want to share as much love and positive energy through music and community as possible,” said Mikey Lion, Desert Hearts Productions.
Lightning Crashes: Live brings emotion to Wild Horse Pass

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Live lead singer Ed Kowalczyk weaves the emotional rollercoaster throughout his music. His track “Lightning Crashes” tells the story of a woman who dies during childbirth. “I Alone” is reportedly about obsession. What really touches him is the moment the lights go down and he hits the stage with his band. “What keeps me passionate and excited is the moment in the performance that you can’t duplicate, that timeless connection with the people at the show,” he said.
‘Special Experience’: Chandler-Gilbert area getting ‘the Vybe’

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Ken Sain

Angela Fazio said the motivation behind her new Vybe restaurant was to bring something fresh to the Chandler-Gilbert area. “My husband and I have been together since 2001; we date every single night,” she said. “We like going out and Chandler and Gilbert have nothing like this. If you want to go out, most people think of Scottsdale.
The Scottsdale Matchmaker: Cat Cantrill does her best to match souls

3 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Cat Cantrill understands the dating rollercoaster. A decade ago, as a single mom, she became frustrated with dating. She quickly learned that, instead of believing she needed a partner to make her happy, she started a business. “At the age of 39, with two teenagers at home, I opened a dance studio. Within the first year of opening the business, the women of the studio watched me date and navigate online dating. A year later, I met my now-husband.
Life is Chill: Cannabis ‘augments’ seniors’ medical journey

3 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Alicia Venter

Life is Chill, an innovative cannabis product line designed for precision-dosing and rapid uptake, is directly working with the senior community to deconstruct the taboo around cannabis-related products. CBD and THC-infused products are not dangerous as they once perceived, the company explains, and their products are safe for the old and young community alike — and they are doing the groundwork to prove it.