Live music in Marana, AZ

Enjoy live music as Carlos Burgos performs throughout the evening.

The lineup includes Rachel Eckroth on keyboards, Zach Brock on violin, Nir Felder on guitar, Travis Carlton on bass, and Gary Novak on drums.

Element119 takes the stage at The Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley for a dance party built around hit songs from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Guests can arrive early to enjoy a meal, then step onto the floor when the music begins. The playlist highlights familiar tunes designed to keep dancers moving.

Turn back the clock for a 2000s-themed rave at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. This is a general admission, standing-room event for guests 18 and older with a valid ID. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. The venue follows a clear bag policy that limits what can be brought inside. Acceptable options include transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags will be checked at entry, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office if needed.

Moving to a larger space this year, this celebration of breastfeeding includes a Global Big Latch On, music by Mr. Nature, story time, giveaways, community resources, and more. It honors every breastfeeding journey, whether it lasted two days, two months, or two years.

A friendly group lesson introduces the fundamentals of Latin styles such as salsa, bachata, cumbia, and more. After the instruction, the floor opens for a social hour with a broad mix of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are available to keep energy high. A partner is not required, and the experience welcomes dancers of every level.

Mean Streets VH Tribute brings a high-energy celebration of the David Lee Roth years of Van Halen back to the Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley. Expect arena-sized riffs and sing-along favorites like Jump, Panama, Jamie’s Cryin’, Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love, and (Oh) Pretty Woman, along with deeper tracks that most tribute acts rarely take on. Tickets are available at the box office or by phone at (520) 529-1000.

The Psilobots bring a mix of rock and reggae, along with original material shaped by a psychedelic edge and bohemian lyricism, to Button Brew House. Founded in 2019 by Miguel Reyes, the lineup features Miguel Reyes on guitar and vocals, Carmine Dome on drums, Jesus Bravo on bass, Mateo Pomillia on rhythmic guitar, and Joe E Furno on flute. There is no cover. Button Brew House sets the scene as an award-winning, family-run microbrewery celebrated for true-to-style craft beers such as the Chiltepín Red spicy ale and Button IPA. The brewery offers a welcoming, community vibe with a spacious beer garden and regular happenings that include live music, trivia, and food trucks.

An inclusive open mic welcomes creativity in many forms, including music, comedy, dance, puppetry, poetry, and personal passions. The space is LGBTQIA+ positive. Singers may perform original material or covers. Performances are organized into individual blocks.

Enjoy a Lookout Bar & Grill evening of live music as Grey Skies Blue brings Americana and acoustic folk/pop to Westward Look’s Palm Terrace. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. Presented in partnership by Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa and Art State Arizona, this monthly series offers a platform for local artists while enriching the atmosphere of a popular resort setting. The performance unfolds on the Palm Terrace patio, with drink specials and selections from the Palm menu available during or after the show.

System Of A Clown brings a high energy salute to System Of A Down to The Rock in Tucson, channeling crushing riffs, surging intensity, and the sudden twists that define the band onstage. Part of the Wake Up In Makeup Tour, this show speaks to fans of heavy metal, 2000s rock, and live tribute bands, delivering the feel of a loud and unpredictable SOAD performance.

Dengue Fever brings its genre-blending sound to the stage, featuring Chhom Nimol on vocals, Senon Williams on bass, Zac Holtzman on guitar and vocals, Ethan Holtzman on keyboard, Paul Smith on drums, and David Ralicke on horns. Marking the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut, the band highlights Ting Mong, a cohesive new chapter shaped by desert recording sessions, minimal grooves, vintage drum machines, analog synths, and an improvisational spark. The music touches psychedelia and surf rock, folds in Afro-inspired rhythms, and centers on Nimol’s singular voice for a hypnotic, soul-searching flow. This is a standing room only show, with seating available only for those holding Stage View Seating or High Top Table for 4 tickets. The event is 16+, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during ticket purchase, subject to availability.

An afternoon high tea inspired by the Sonoran Desert brings vibrant colors, flavors, and native botanicals to the table at Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa. Thoughtfully curated to showcase the seasonal abundance of Southern Arizona, this refined experience blends garden beauty with a strong sense of place. Amid fresh florals and subtle desert accents, guests can settle in for unhurried moments accompanied by live music, gracious service, and pours of Chantilly loose leaf teas, a local favorite. It suits a get-together with friends, a special celebration, or a quiet pause, offering a polished escape that reflects the spirit of the Southwest. The listed price is $65 per guest, and a champagne pairing can be added for an additional $35. Advance reservations are required and seating is limited to preserve an intimate atmosphere. Champagne service is available as an add-on.

A community celebration honors the life of Dennis Francis, known as DJ Papa Ranger, marking four years since his passing. Music from his sons, DJ Jahmar and DJ Jah Fire, will fill the gathering. The event takes place at Rudy Garcia Park, also called Rodeo Park, at Ramada 1. It is free and open to all ages.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Step up to the mic, pick a favorite song, and energize the room, whether you usually sing in the shower or on stage. Perform solo, pair up for a duet, or bring friends for a group number, and enjoy food and chilled drinks in a welcoming atmosphere where sing-alongs are encouraged.

This social dance party features music across every rhythm taught at the studio, offering a relaxed space to practice your steps and explore new styles. Light refreshments are provided. Admission is $20 per person, and access is included with a monthly membership. No partner is required.

This karaoke night invites attendees to take the mic and sing their favorite tunes. Bar food is available, and the bar is open to serve cocktails.

An after-show jam featuring Charles Wesley Godwin will take place behind the Rialto Theater. It offers a chance to keep the music going after the show in a laid-back setting.