Live music in Pima County, AZ

At Sahuarita Lake Park, this fall series market features live performances by local musicians, a variety of food vendors, and a marketplace that highlights homegrown sellers. Browse the booths, enjoy something to eat, and relax by the water while listening to the music. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. BYOB is permitted, with hard liquor not allowed. It is a friendly setting to support small businesses and enjoy an evening by the lake.

This is a general admission standing show. Guests younger than six will not be admitted. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. The Rialto Theatre Foundation maintains a clear bag policy at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Entry is limited to clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags are subject to inspection. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Shell Shock brings an evening of guitar-forward classic rock to Big Bad Wolf, reviving songs generations know by heart. The setlist is stacked with iconic anthems and fan-favorite hits, built for big choruses and steady grooves that keep the dance floor moving throughout the night. Expect driving riffs, plenty to sing along to, and an energy that fills the room. With tasty food, cold drinks, and a lively atmosphere from the venue, it all adds up to a classic rock showcase from start to finish.

Rush Tribute Project brings a live celebration of Rush’s music to Tucson, AZ. The concert welcomes attendees of all ages, and seating is assigned in advance. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online. Additional details about the performers are available on their official website.

Guest artist Dr. Benjamin Pierce presents a euphonium recital at Holsclaw Hall in Tucson, Arizona. A live stream option is available for those who cannot attend in person. Please note that the event duration is approximate, and parking information, including accessible options and entrances, is available.

This welcoming open mic features performers of all kinds, including singers, stand-up comics, interpretive dancers, puppeteers, poets, and anyone eager to share a special interest. Participants take the microphone to showcase their work. The environment is LGBTQIA+ positive. Musical performances may include both original pieces and cover songs.

Grammy Award winning author, music historian, journalist, and educator Ashley Kahn comes back to The Century Room to guide an exploration of John Coltrane during his centennial. He will introduce and add context to the pieces performed by saxophonist Brice Winston, who leads a quartet through a broad sweep of Coltrane’s music, from the propulsive swing of the early period to the later spiritually focused works. Winston salutes a jazz visionary while bringing his own voice to the repertoire. The ensemble features Angelo Versace on piano, Scott Black on bass, and Arthur Vint on drums, with Kahn serving as emcee. Tickets range from $30 to $40 plus DICE fees, and the event is for ages 16 and up.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to the stage for a standing room only show. High top tables for four and stage view seating tickets include seats. This event is 16 and up, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Sisters Bar & Restaurant will be open, with information and reservations available. Angel Parking may be offered as an add-on at checkout when available.

The Tucson Concert Band performs a free program titled Stories of Joy and Sorrow, featuring music by Philip Sparke, Julie Giroux, George Gershwin, Carl Orff, Aaron Copland, and more. It is part of the St. Mark's UMC Sunday Concert Series.

The Righteous Brothers, pioneers of blue-eyed soul, return to the stage with the sound that made them famous. Their chart-topping history stretches across four decades and includes multiple number one singles, among them You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’, widely recognized as the most frequently played track in radio history. This live performance celebrates their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legacy and the songs that have resonated with audiences for generations.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Step up to the mic, choose a favorite song, and perform whether you are brand new or a seasoned singer. Food and cold drinks are available, and the crowd is welcoming and supportive. Go solo, pair up for a duet, or bring friends for a group performance, because sharing songs together makes the start of the week a little brighter.

Country Night at The Big Bad Wolf features the Clear Country Band playing a blend of classic country favorites and newer hits. The focus is on live music and dancing, with opportunities for two stepping whether you are experienced or just getting started. Cold drinks are available, including whiskey, for an easygoing, down home atmosphere to enjoy with friends.

Altan marks four decades on the road with a performance steeped in the spirit of Donegal. Long recognized as leaders in traditional Irish music, the group pairs the drive of the region’s fiddle style with a richly melodic touch. In 1995 they became the first Irish traditional band to sign with a major label when Virgin Records welcomed them. Their steadfast dedication to Donegal’s musical heritage keeps this living tradition vibrant for generations to come.

Madeon performs a DJ set at La Rosa in Tucson.

Xtra Ticket teams up with guitarist Dave A’Bear, of Steely Dead and JGB, to honor Ace the night before his 79th birthday. This marks their debut at La Rosa in Tucson, featuring two complete sets of Grateful Dead music from the longest running tribute act in Arizona, celebrating 32 years this summer.