Live music in Fountain Hills, AZ

Settle in for an intimate, rhythm-driven night with Ari and Cecil Alexander and their quartet, a partnership recognized around the world. The set blends imaginative original pieces with newly shaped favorites from the Great American Songbook, highlighting emotive vocals, distinctive guitar artistry, and spirited improvisation. The music honors jazz tradition while carrying a fresh, contemporary spark that fits the Jazzbird setting.

After a long break, this event returns to Scratch Pub & Grill on the open-air patio with views of the golf course and Superstition Mountain. Enjoy the outdoor setting and take in the scenery from the patio.

At Rockbar, the fourth annual tiki party brings performances by The Hourglass Cats, Drifting Roots, The Conveyors, and Lisa Liz. There will be a limbo contest with prizes, and the first 100 people through the door will receive a lei.

Experience an old-school jam skate session at USA’s Skateland Mesa with classic freestyle tracks alongside popular hits. Admission is $14, skate rental is $5, and non-skating adults are $4. Wristguards are required and are provided at no cost. Guests 17 and under must attend with an adult who is 23 or older. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Discounted group pricing is available for groups of 10 or more, and there are options for birthday parties and group fundraisers.

Settle in for outstanding classic rock that celebrates the genre's signature sound.

First Christian Church presents a family-friendly Joyful Noise Concert Series event featuring local artist Eric Ramsey. His songwriting grows out of real-life stories and explores the human condition, moving from gentle fingerstyle guitar to gritty, bluesy slide guitar. The concert is free to attend, with a suggested donation of $20 to support the performer. All ages are welcome, the building is mobility accessible, and the host congregation is open and affirming, welcoming participation from everyone and supporting the arts in the community.

Pho Cao hosts an evening that begins with a kickoff performance by Just About Halfway, followed by an open jam where anyone can take a turn onstage. Musicians can put their name on the list when they arrive, note what they play or sing, and the organizers will match them with a band so they can perform. All skill levels are welcome. Guests who prefer to listen can enjoy dinner and drinks while taking in live music.

Local musicians perform live at the W XYZ bar inside Aloft Scottsdale, setting a relaxed vibe for a casual night out. Order a drink at the bar and take in performances that showcase local talent in Scottsdale.

El Dorado Bar and Grill hosts a weekly karaoke night celebrated as one of Arizona’s best, with KJ Amydgala leading the mic.

13th Floor Entertainment organizes a concert at The Nile Theater featuring Elder alongside Blackwater Holylight. The show is open to all ages.

A.J. Croce, the celebrated singer songwriter, piano virtuoso, and multi-instrumentalist, brings his Croce Plays Croce Tour to the stage for an evening of music that connects generations and honors the lasting power of great songs. From his first shows as a teenager to critically praised albums and global tours, he has built a career on his own terms over three and a half decades and eleven studio releases. More than twenty of his tracks have reached Billboard’s Top 40 across multiple genres. Known for a high-energy live presence and exceptional musicianship, Croce moves with ease through American roots, rock 'n' roll, blues, jazz, soul, and world music, shaping a sound that is both distinctive and timeless.

Set in a 1930s European perfumery, this romantic musical comedy follows salesclerks Amalia and Georg, who clash behind the counter while secretly exchanging heartfelt letters through a newspaper lonely hearts ad. Unaware that their cherished pen pals are actually each other, they navigate a path of revelations, near misses, and surprises as the truth comes to light. With a book by Joe Masteroff, music by Jerry Bock, and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, and directed by Don Bluth, She Loves Me pairs old world charm with an elegant, tuneful score. Songs include Tonight at Eight, Vanilla Ice Cream, Good Morning, Good Day, Ilona, Dear Friend, and A Romantic Atmosphere. The piece is based on a play by Miklos Laszlo, whose story later inspired multiple adaptations, including the 1998 film You've Got Mail. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI. Running time is 2 hours 30 minutes with intermission.