Last year saw the release of his newest album, Chomp 2, and just last month, the rapper put out an extended version of his smash hit “Handsomer,” which topped the Billboard charts.

Shake the Snow Globe, Russ’ 2020 studio album, showcased a more melody-focused direction for the 29-year-old. Mesa Amphitheatre, 263 North Center StreetAtlanta-based rapper Russ will make his way to the Mesa Amphitheatre in early May as part of his ongoing The Journey is Everything Tour. concert are available on the secondary market. She’s coming to the Van Buren in early on her current tour. Fortunately, this isn't the case with Snow, whose bilingual flow might be the best in the game. In the era of Instagram and TikTok, it sometimes feels as if social media matters more than the music itself. Since then, she has released a steady stream of mixtapes and a handful of albums. She already had five mixtapes under her belt, but a few performances at South By Southwest festival finally garnered her some much deserved attention. The Van Buren, 401 West Van Buren StreetClaudia Alexandra Feliciano, better known by her stage name Snow Tha Product, moved from California to Texas in 2010. For more live music around town in May, be sure to check out Phoenix New Times’ concert listings. Goth-rock icons Bauhaus will also perform their first local show in more than a decade.ĭetails about each of their shows can be below.

Some of the notable names rolling into town in May include Coldplay, Pearl Jam, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Jack White, Russ, T-Pain, Olivia Rodrigo, GWAR, and Violent Femmes. From stadium and arena shows by rock and hip-hop legends to gigs by indie heavyweights, the Valley’s live music offering the next few weeks will be suitably epic. Get ready for a month of big concerts in metro Phoenix.

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