Live music in Sahuarita, AZ

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Step up to the mic and choose your go-to tune, whether you are brand new to performing or a veteran who loves the spotlight. Expect a friendly crowd cheering you on, plus food and refreshing drinks to keep the energy up. Take the stage solo, pair up for a duet, or bring a group for a full chorus. It is all about sharing songs together and keeping the good vibes going.

Country Night at The Big Bad Wolf features the Clear Country Band delivering live country music that blends longtime favorites with newer hits to keep the dance floor moving. Expect a welcoming crowd, cold drinks, and plenty of two-step friendly tunes for both experienced dancers and beginners. Guests can relax with a whiskey, enjoy the performance, and take in an easygoing, down-home atmosphere.

Enjoy an evening of RamseyRoberson music at a favorite venue in the Old Pueblo.

Rockin’ for a Reason returns to Tucson at the historic La Rosa for an evening that blends live music, community, and giving back. Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers lead the lineup, with Drew Cooper and Caleb Bloom opening the show. Expect Southern Arizona soul, desert energy, and plenty of heart throughout the performances. Alongside the Foothills Club of Tucson, the focus is on making a positive impact while having fun. Tickets will be available soon.

Musical theatre fans, shower singers, and showtune enthusiasts step into the spotlight at a high energy celebration of Broadway. Singalong Broadway transforms a themed party into an audience driven singalong of popular songs, putting the crowd center stage. Whether brand new to musicals or a seasoned devotee, people of any age and any level of experience can belt out showstopping favorites from beloved Broadway productions.

Dr. Julie Desbordes makes her inaugural appearance with the University of Arizona as she conducts the Arizona Symphony Orchestra, marking the start of a new chapter. At Crowder Hall, she leads student musicians in a program of expressive orchestral works that underscores a significant moment for the School of Music. Tickets are $11. A livestream option will be available. Event duration is approximate. Parking information, including accessible options and entrances, is available.

The show at The Rialto Theatre features a general admission standing floor with reserved seating available in the balcony. Attendees younger than 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices already include fees and all purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges for performances that remain on the schedule. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at this venue and at 191 Toole. Acceptable bags include transparent plastic or vinyl up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags will be inspected at entry. Clear bags can be purchased at the box office. Ticket options include a Spotify presale followed by a general public onsale.

Wee Sing returns with a welcoming choir experience for young children. Open to children in Pre-K through 2nd grade, it offers weekly Sunday rehearsals in the choir room where participants lift their voices together, nurturing creativity and a sense of community through song.

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra performs at the Tucson Convention Center under the direction of José Luis Gómez, with violinist Amaryn Olmeda as soloist. The program features Revueltas’s Sensemayá, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, and R. Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben. Tickets are available to the general public and may also be purchased as part of a subscription series.