Live music in Green Valley, AZ

Experience a high energy salute to Alabama as a powerhouse tribute gathers the band’s biggest hits into one stage show at CPACF in Green Valley. From humble beginnings in Fort Payne to the Grand Ole Opry and stages around the world, Alabama rose to become the most awarded band in country music, setting a record with 22 consecutive number one singles and adding three more after that. This production channels that legacy with tight musicianship, familiar melodies, and plenty of sing along moments that carry audiences back to a defining chapter in the genre. Before Garth Brooks, Brooks & Dunn, and Alan Jackson filled the airwaves, Alabama ruled country radio... and this concert brings that soundtrack to life.

The Rachel Eckroth Band performs at The Century Room. Keyboardist Rachel Eckroth leads the ensemble with Zach Brock on violin, Nir Felder on guitar, Travis Carlton on bass, and Gary Novak on drums.

Take the microphone and share what you love, from singing and stand-up comedy to interpretive dance, puppetry, special-interest talks, and poetry. This is an LGBTQIA+ positive space, and singers are welcome to perform original material or cover songs.

System Of A Clown channels the ferocity and unpredictable twists of System of a Down, delivering the drive and volume fans associate with alternative and nu metal. The Wake Up In Makeup Tour includes a stop in Tucson alongside Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Des Moines, Sauget, Tulsa, and Amarillo. Suited to fans of heavy metal, 2000s rock, and live tribute bands, this set offers a faithful and hard-hitting SOAD experience.

Dengue Fever brings a standing room only show that spotlights the band’s globe-spanning sound and the soothing, cohesive vibe of Ting Mong, their seventh full-length. Fronted by vocalist Chhom Nimol with Senon Williams on bass, Zac Holtzman on guitar and vocals, Ethan Holtzman on keyboard, Paul Smith on drums, and David Ralicke on horns, the group blends Cambodian roots with psychedelia, surf textures, Afro-leaning rhythms, and vintage soundtrack moods. Shaped by desert writing sessions and a desire for calm, the music favors subtle grooves, minimal and repeating motifs, and a gentle electronic pulse from vintage drum machines, analog synths, and understated programming, unfolding like a single movement. Songs such as Prohok In My Suitcase, Touch Me Not, Silver Fish, Late Checkout at the Cedarwood Inn, Room 720, and Wake Me Up Slowly reflect this direction. Ting Mong takes its name from a Cambodian protective effigy, and the album leans toward comfort and contemplation. This event is 16 and over, and attendees younger than 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The show is standing room only unless you have Stage View Seating or a High Top Table for four. Angel Parking may be offered as an add-on at checkout, subject to availability.

A celebration of life honors Dennis Francis, also known as DJ Papa Ranger, four years after his passing. The gathering takes place at Rudy Garcia Park, Ramada 1, also called Rodeo Park, featuring music from his sons, DJ Jahmar and DJ Jah Fire. This free event welcomes all ages.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. First-time singers and seasoned performers can step up to the microphone, pick a favorite tune, and take the stage. Enjoy tasty bites, refreshing drinks, and a welcoming crowd while you perform. Sing solo, pair up for a duet, or bring a group to share the spotlight. It is all about turning Monday into a music-filled night with plenty of sing-along energy.

Enjoy a casual karaoke session where guests can take the mic and sing their favorite songs. Bar food will be available, and the bar will be serving cocktails.

Keep the energy going with a post-show jam connected to Charles Wesley gGodwin, set just behind the Rialto theater.

Charles Wesley Godwin will appear at the Rialto Theatre. Tickets are available now, so consider reserving your seats in advance.