Phoenix Music CollectivePhoenix Music Collective

Our Story

Built by musicians, for musicians.

Phoenix Music Collective started as a simple idea between friends: what if there was a membership club just for playing music together? A clubhouse, a backline, and a calendar. With initiation fees, we built out a studio in a member's home, and opened our doors.

Phoenix Music Collective members performing live at Wasted Grain
Phoenix Music Collective founding members at the grand opening

A nonprofit collective

We're registered in Arizona as a nonprofit. Every member buys in, pays monthly dues, and a real stake in the studio. There are no owners, just members keeping the collective running.

What goes on here

Open jam nights. Genre-themed sessions. Band rehearsals. The occasional show. Members use the studio to write, practice, record demos, and meet other players they wouldn't have crossed paths with otherwise.

Member playing congas on stage
Member performing live vocals at Wasted Grain

Grateful, and going our own way

Many of us first met playing music together in music programs around town. We're grateful for those scenes. They're the reason we know each other. PMC isn't a replacement for any of them; it's just the next thing some of us wanted to build.