Is Phoenix Now Too Hot for Outdoor Concerts in the Summer?  ...Middle East

On July 18, 1991, Phoenix, Arizona hosted the first Lollapalooza. By the time gates opened, those who were there estimate it was 110 degrees.   Related The Music Industry Has a Plastic Waste Problem. Can This 'Ugly' Cup Solve It? 06/20/2024 Many artists on the bill — Butthole Surfers, Rollins Band, Ice T — felt beat up by the heat, but it was only Nine Inch Nails, whose sequencer malfunctioned after sitting in the s

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