# Phoenix Music Week: Your Ultimate Guide to October 22-28, 2025Looking for the pulse of Phoenix's music scene? Beat Map breaks down an electrifying week of concerts, secret shows, and must-see performances across the Valley. From legendary rock icons to emerging local talent, this comprehensive guide navigates every noteworthy sonic experience happening October 22-28, 2025.## Headlining Acts: Rock Royalty Meets Indie DarlingsThe week kicks off with an extraordinary double-billing on October 22. Metal enthusiasts can witness the legendary **Judas Priest**, shock-rock pioneer **Alice Cooper**, and **Corrosion of Conformity** at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre starting at 6:45 PM. With tickets beginning at just $26, this gathering of rock royalty promises to draw devoted fans in their finest rock regalia.For those preferring indie vibes, **quinnie** brings her Paper Doll Tour to the intimate Valley Bar the same evening. After captivating audiences at small-venue Sofar shows last year, quinnie's magnetic stage presence returns to Phoenix at 8 PM with tickets starting at $24.## Local Spotlight: Phoenix's Homegrown TalentThe highlight of Phoenix's local scene happens Saturday, October 25, when **New Music Phoenix** transforms a yet-to-be-revealed warehouse into a celebration of emerging talent. Headlined by **DeMeo**, this charity event features food trucks, open-air performances, and a showcase of the city's most promising musical innovators. Doors open at 7 PM.Thursday, October 23 brings **Rey Wolf** performing alongside **Alejandro Escovedo** at the Rhythm Room, delivering an eclectic mix of roots, blues, and borderland punk. Meanwhile, the folk-pop harmonies of the **Fionn sisters** continue to enchant audiences at both Valley Bar and Crescent Ballroom throughout the season.## Venue Highlight: The Iconic Crescent BallroomNo Phoenix music guide would be complete without mentioning Crescent Ballroom—the spiritual center of the city's music community. This week's must-see performance features **Durry** on Wednesday at 8 PM, promising a loud, emotional experience with melodies that linger long after the show ends. The venue's famous happy hour nachos make it worth arriving early.## Classical & Electronic: Something for Every Music LoverFor classical appreciation, attend the **Arizona MusicFest's Young Musicians Fall Concert** on Sunday, October 26, at the Musical Instrument Museum. This daytime event ($53) showcases extraordinary young talent in a world-class acoustic setting.Electronic music enthusiasts should mark their calendars for **Body Language's** late-night session at Walter Where?House on Friday—an immersive dance experience designed to transport attendees beyond the ordinary.## Hidden Gems & Last-Minute TipsPhoenix's underground music scene thrives at venues like **Linger Longer Lounge**, known for booking exceptional genre-defying artists midweek, and **The Rosetta Room**, which hosts under-the-radar punk and experimental shows, particularly on Friday nights.For those seeking last-minute plans, the concert board at **Stinkweeds** provides daily updates, while Valley Bar and Crescent Ballroom often announce surprise performances on their websites the day of shows.## Weekly Music Traditions Worth FollowingDon't miss these recurring Phoenix music traditions:- **VB Unplugged**: A free monthly showcase of local artists at Valley BarThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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