Live music in Oro Valley, AZ

Enjoy an evening filled with music by Carlos Burgos.

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 leads a dance party at The Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley, featuring dance hits from the 60s through the 90s. Arrive early for a meal so you are ready to start dancing when the music begins. Tickets are available and may sell out.

El Casino Ballroom hosts the thirteenth edition of KXCI’s House Rockin’ Blues Review benefit concert, headlined by The Paladins with special guest, Arizona Blues Hall of Fame saxophonist Alex Flores. The rockabilly blues veterans, founded by guitarist Dave Gonzalez and bassist Thomas Yearsley, have released nine studio albums and three live recordings, earned a reputation for tireless touring and dynamic performances, last appeared at this venue in 2018, and helped launch KXCI’s House Rockin’ series here in the 1980s. The Xcelerators, featuring Ken Saydak, open the show with a blend they describe as gritty and sophisticated blues, shaped by decades of experience across genres. The evening is hosted by Marty Kool of KXCI’s Blues Review, and food from The Parish will be available for purchase. Tickets are $25 in advance for KXCI members and $30 for the general public, or $35 at the door. A limited number of reserved individual seats is available for $75, and reserved high-top tables for four are $320. Proceeds support KXCI’s mission to connect Tucson and Southern Arizona with educational, informative, and creative community programming.

Snakes After Dark transforms Snakes & Lattes Tucson into a lively late night scene with immersive music, hosted games, and prizes. Craft cocktails are on the menu, along with $3 shots and $2 off draft beer, creating a social atmosphere that blends the best of game night and a night out. Aimed at UofA students and great for date nights or a friends night out, it offers a fresh alternative to the usual bar routine.

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.

Held on the second Saturday of each month, this gathering begins with a group lesson that covers the basics of Latin dances such as salsa, bachata, and cumbia, then continues with a social dance hour featuring a wide range of Latin rhythms. Light refreshments are provided. No partner is required, and dancers of all levels are welcome.

Enjoy an evening celebration of Mexican food, culture, and music at America’s Best Mexican Food Festival. You’ll be able to sample regionally inspired tasting experiences curated by 30+ Southwest chefs and culinary partners, with dishes representing areas like Northern Mexico, Central Mexico, the Pacific Coast, and Southern Mexico and the Yucatán Peninsula. Expect live music, cultural storytelling, and a creative mix of classic favorites and standout regional specialties. Admission features VIP seating from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM, and general admission from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM.

Mean Streets VH Tribute heads back to Gaslight Music Hall in Oro Valley to spotlight Van Halen’s David Lee Roth era. Expect signature hits like Jump, Panama, Jamie’s Cryin’, Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Love, and (Oh) Pretty Woman alongside deep cuts that other Van Halen tribute bands do not attempt. It is a night for fans of the classic lineup, balancing radio favorites with rarities from the early catalog.

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.

Step up to the mic and share what you love. Try a song, stand-up comedy, interpretive dance, puppetry, a talk about a special interest, or a poetry reading. The event is LGBTQIA+ positive, and singers are welcome to perform originals as well as covers.

Enjoy a cool evening at Tohono Chul Park with live music, refreshing cold drinks, tasty eats from the Garden Bistro, and garden vibes throughout the grounds. The event also features art and family-friendly activities, with Saturdays especially geared toward nature-based play provided by Children’s Museum Oro Valley. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

An evening of Americana and acoustic folk pop features Grey Skies Blue on the Palm Terrace at Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa. Presented as part of the Lookout Bar & Grill live music series with Art State Arizona, the event spotlights local musicians and strengthens community connections in a lively resort setting. Admission is free, and seating is first come, first served. The music takes place on the Palm Terrace patio, with special drink offerings and food available from the Palm menu during or after the show.

System Of A Clown delivers a fierce tribute to System of a Down, channeling the band’s ferocity, volatility, and sharp dynamic shifts for a live experience tailored to fans of alternative metal and nu metal. As part of the Wake Up In Makeup Tour, this stop in Tucson joins a route that also visits Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Des Moines, Sauget, Tulsa, and Amarillo. Held at The Rock, the show celebrates heavy metal and 2000s rock with a faithful, full-throttle homage to an influential catalog.

Soft Palms is performing live at Club Congress with Female Gaze. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:30 PM. This is a 21+ event.

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.

Sonoran Bloom Tea turns afternoon tea into a celebration of the Sonoran Desert at Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa. The setting features seasonal floral touches and refined desert inspired décor, with live music, warm hospitality, and Chantilly loose leaf teas that reflect the botanicals and seasonal abundance of Southern Arizona. It suits friendly get togethers, special milestones, or a quiet moment of relaxation in a Southwest inspired atmosphere. The price is $65++ per guest, and a champagne pairing or service can be added for $35 per person. Reservations in advance are required, and capacity is limited to preserve an intimate, elevated experience. Experience the desert in bloom with every sip.

Hang out for the weekly Residents Club, a laid-back Sunday afternoon ritual with good drinks and great music on the patio at Illegal Pete's. Enjoy resident DJ sets, plus featured $10 mimosa pitchers. The vibe is all about fresh beats and an easy end to the weekend.

Faetooth brings its three-piece “fairy doom” sound to Club Congress for an evening of live music. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Advance tickets are available, with a higher price on the day of the show. This is a 16+ event.

Franklin Jonas & The Byzantines bring the First of Many Tour, highlighting emotionally honest, narrative-driven songs from the New Jersey born artist and his band. Their blend of Americana and modern textures creates a sound that feels classic yet new. Expect a high-energy set from a group that has shared stages with The Jonas Brothers, The Maine, and Hunter Hayes while connecting with audiences nationwide. Tickets are 25 dollars in advance or 27 dollars on the day of show, plus Dice fees. This event is for ages 16 and up.

Catch Anthony Green live at La Rosa in Tucson, with support from Keith Goodwin, Goon, and GOON. Doors are listed for a 7:00 PM show time, and all event times are local to the venue timezone.

Catch Charles Wesley Godwin live at Rialto Theatre-Tucson. The show is listed with an 8:00 PM start, and Colby Acuff is also on the lineup.