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12 Phoenix DJs to watch for in 2026

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By Shi Bradley
| Phoenix New Times Verified
In 2025, promoters and event planners curated a rich slate of dance music events. These parties that got crowds working, sweating and collectively having good times weren’t just in big venues around the Valley. We’re talking bars, clubs and underground spots all over town. Whatever your favorite genre may be, whether it’s deep house, hip-hop, dubstep or Afrobeats, the Phoenix scene is filled with local talent regularly putting themselves out there to share their unique tastes with the world.
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Tempe Jam celebrated its fifth year with music, fun

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By Shi Bradley
| Phoenix New Times Verified
On Saturday, Nov. 8, the City of Tempe hosted its fifth annual Tempe Jam at the Tempe Sports Complex. Good vibes ruled the night. From the main stage, brass sounds and soulful vocals filled the air. But this event is not only about the music. People lounged in the grass, sharing laughs and bites of food. Kids ran around the field with glowing lanterns in hand. Parents held little ones up to a large telescope to get a better glance at the stars.
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Ultimate Halloween playlist: 30 tracks to fright and delight

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By Shi Bradley
| Phoenix New Times Verified
October 30, 2025 Lux Interior (Erick Purkhiser) of the Cramps performs at All Tomorrow's Parties at the Queen Mary on November 7, 2004, in Los Angeles, California. Whether you are planning a casual night with a small group or a wild house party, no good Halloween celebration is complete without a killer playlist. This curated selection of thirty tracks, ranging from classic Halloween hits to hip-hop tunes to house bangers, should delight and appease most music tastes.
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