Live music in Green Valley, AZ

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf, where every voice is welcome. Step up to the microphone, choose a favorite tune, and share the spotlight with a crowd that cheers you on. Enjoy tasty bites and cold drinks while you sing. Go solo, team up for a duet, or gather friends for a group number... the stage is open and the atmosphere stays upbeat from the first note to the final chorus.

Country Night brings live music to The Big Bad Wolf as the Clear Country Band delivers beloved country hits, both classic and contemporary. The set keeps the dance floor moving for seasoned two-steppers and first-timers, paired with ice-cold drinks and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. It is an easygoing evening made for singing along, dancing, and enjoying plenty of country charm.

Spend an evening with RamseyRoberson at a favorite spot in the Old Pueblo, featuring their music.

An evening of live music and community spirit comes to the historic La Rosa in Tucson, blending desert energy with a heart for giving back. Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers lead the lineup, with opening performances by Drew Cooper and Caleb Bloom. Centered on music, community, and a cause connected with the Foothills Club of Tucson, the night celebrates Southern Arizona soul and the idea of having fun while doing good. Ticket details will be announced soon.

A high-octane celebration of Broadway brings musical theatre lovers, shower singers and showtune devotees together to sing along to beloved tracks at a full-blown Broadway themed party. The audience becomes the star while singing iconic showstoppers from favorite musicals. It suits complete newcomers and seasoned Broadway experts alike, and is geared toward all ages and any level of musical experience.

Dr. Julie Desbordes makes her first appearance with the University of Arizona, guiding student musicians in a program of richly expressive orchestral music that signals a new chapter for the Arizona Symphony Orchestra and a meaningful milestone for the School of Music. Tickets are $11. The concert takes place at Crowder Hall. A live stream will be available for those who prefer to watch remotely. Event duration is approximate. Parking information, including accessible options and entrances, is available.

Pixies perform at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. The main floor is general admission standing, with reserved seating in the balcony. Children under 6 are not permitted. Prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges from the venue. A clear bag policy is in effect for entry. Acceptable bags are clear plastic or vinyl up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, one gallon clear plastic freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 inches by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. A public onsale and a Spotify presale are listed for this show.

Children in Pre-K through 2nd grade are invited to a returning singing program with weekly rehearsals in the choir room. It offers a warm setting where young voices can grow together, nurturing creativity and a sense of community through music.

At Tucson Convention Center, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra performs under the baton of José Luis Gómez with Amaryn Olmeda as violin soloist. The program includes Silvestre Revueltas’ Sensemayá, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, and Richard Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben.