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PLEASURES is a quartet from South Florida. The experiemental band has released four albums, its latest in February of 2016.

PLEASURES brings its horror movie-live show to Tucson on Halloween

Nina Ulloa
October 29, 2016
(Mute) Yeasayer is a rock band that hails from Brooklyn, NY. The band has produced four studio albums together, and has been touring in support of its newest album, Amen & Goodbye.

Yeasayer’s Chris Keating celebrates the power of collaboration on new album

Nina Ulloa
October 28, 2016

Gasp at these ghoulish facts we learned on SAA’s Homecoming ghost tour

Nina Ulloa
October 28, 2016
(Courtesy Luna Aura) Luna Aura, a native Arizonan, will open Dusk Music Festival Saturday. While still up-and-coming, her unique electro dream-pop sound has been praised by various critics.

Artist spotlight: Pop artist Luna Aura returns to her home state to open at Dusk Music Festival

Nina Ulloa
October 19, 2016
Ambassador Emery Payne passes out flyers in front of the Dusk Music Festival booth on the mall on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016. The music festival will take place on Saturday, Oct. 22 at Rillito Park and will feature both local and internationally acclaimed musicians.

UA alumni created Dusk, the Old Pueblo’s first major music festival

Nina Ulloa
October 19, 2016
(Courtesy Obon) Obon's Tuna Poke Bowl (tuna, sushi rice, cucumber salad, seaweed salad, avocado, jalapeños, spicy poke dressing and crispy onions) is one of the many dishes from various restaurants that will be featured at the Dusk Music Festival. The festival has placed an importance on providing quality, local food to the festival-goers.

Dusk Music Festival redefines festival food

Nina Ulloa
October 19, 2016
Hinds performing live at the Boston Arms in London on January 21, 2015.

Q&A: Hinds’ Ana Perrote talks the band’s upcoming Congress show, finding success in a foreign country

Nina Ulloa
October 17, 2016
(Courtesy Flock of Dimes) Jen Wasser, founding member of Wye Oak, will headline 191 Toole on Saturday as her stage name, Flock of Dimes.

Jen Wasner discusses Flock of Dimes, Wye Oak, upcoming tour at 191 Toole

Nina Ulloa
October 14, 2016
Andrew Wyatt, lead singer for the band Miike Snow, looks out onto the crowd at The Rialto Theatre, Friday Oct. 7. Miike Snow, an indie-pop group that formed in 2007, is comprised of three musical artists.

Review: Miike Snow lit up downtown Tucson Friday night

Nina Ulloa
October 8, 2016
Adam Jones of S U R V I V E plays a synthesizer while partially shrouded in fog and colored lights at Hotel Congress on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016. S U R V I V E is comprised of Mark Donica, Kyle Dixon, Adam Jones and Michael Stein.

S U R V I V E, the band behind the ‘Stranger Things’ soundtrack, brought its dark sound to Tucson

Nina Ulloa
October 4, 2016
Experimental Filmmaker Barbara Hammer exhibits three famous short films Wednesday, Sept. 28 at Exploded View, a microcinema theater in downtown Tucson. The films presented include one from each decade starting from 1970s: "Dyketactics," "No No Nooky T.V.," "Santus," "Maya Deren’s Sink." Her next event will be held tonight at the Loft in the small theater.

Lesbian film pioneer Barbara Hammer to screen new film tonight at The Loft

Nina Ulloa
September 29, 2016
Isan Brant looks through a display book of drawings at the "473

School of Art exhibition translates Snapchat streaks to the physical realm

Nina Ulloa
September 19, 2016

El Ten Eleven rocks Congress, kicking off US tour in Tucson

Nina Ulloa
September 15, 2016
Violet Kasser-Pirzadeh sits in her art studio on Wednesday, Sept 7. Kasser-Pirzadeh has been painting her whole life in tribute to her father and grandpafather who were both art collectors.

Monsoon Collective: Pop-up art exhibition meets downtown office space

Nina Ulloa
September 11, 2016
From left to right, Jessica Clavin, Jennifer Clavin and Micayla Grace and Nicholas Pilot on drums of Bleached perform at 191 Toole in downtown Tucson on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016.

BLEACHED, a punk rock band that grew up

Nina Ulloa
September 1, 2016
Prabjit Virdee, left, Roger Reed, center, Mike Barnett, right, and Thomas Sloane, not pictured, of Mute Swan perform during their set at The Screening Room in downtown Tucson on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016. The show was coordinated by Downtown Radio and included performances from Carmina Robles, Baptista, Sorry About the Garden and Mute Swan.

Local band Mute Swan is ready to take the music world by storm

Nina Ulloa
August 28, 2016
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