Live music in Sierra Vista, AZ

The Michael Hargis Show delivers a live set blending country, light rock, and easy-listening tunes. Seating is limited, and reservations are recommended by calling 520-457-3738.

Step up to the mic at a high-energy karaoke night hosted by DJ Dante and powered by Inferno Entertainment. Open to all ages, this event features professional sound that keeps the music flowing and the crowd energized. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Whether you are a shower singer or a seasoned showstopper, it is a chance to take the spotlight and share your favorite songs.

Grab the mic for karaoke hosted by KJ Stargazer. Step into the spotlight and make the stage your own.

Tamela Birdle presents an interactive musical program for children at The Mall at Sierra Vista, featuring bird tales, songs, and poems that highlight the San Pedro. The performance includes a lighthearted treasure-hunt theme that encourages discovery. Admission is free thanks to support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs, and no registration is required.

Bisbee's own The Feel Goods deliver an eclectic, blues-infused set on the indoor stage at The Mall at Sierra Vista. Admission is free, made possible by support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs. The lineup features Danielle Panther, Brenda Pratt, Beca Reyes, and DJ Eric & The Mule.

Buck Helton presents old-school cowboy tunes alongside lighthearted, cheerful storytelling. The Tucson-based traditional western singer and songwriter is an award-winning yodeler known for performing vintage Silver Screen era cowboy songs and poetry.

Bone Dry Tap House offers a lively night of music bingo and karaoke. Two rounds of bingo start the evening, then karaoke keeps the energy going. Drinks are available, making it an easy place to gather with friends and enjoy music centered games and performances.

Enjoy a live patio performance at Tombstone Brewing Company as The Michael Hargis Show delivers country favorites, lite rock, and popular hits. Pair the music with a cold beer and bites from the diner. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Tips for the performers are appreciated.

A welcoming 45 minute kindermusic class for children ages 1 to 5 invites little ones and their caregivers to explore music with puppets, child friendly instruments, songs, playful games, movement, and a gentle introduction to musical notation. Each program runs for eight weeks, costs $80 per child, and is designed to be different from the last so families can participate in successive sessions. Through musical play, children build body awareness, coordination, fine motor skills, memory, and social interaction while strengthening emotional development and the bond with their caregivers. The experience encourages confidence, self esteem, creativity, and the ability to focus. Music led activities also support language growth and early reading by engaging the brain’s attention to patterns and sound. Wordplay, rhymes, poems, singing, careful listening, and playful exploration of high and low voice patterns help develop phonological awareness. Since the brain processes speech and music in related ways, these skills contribute to learning and readiness for school. Classes take place at Francie’s Piano Lessons and are offered in ongoing eight week cycles.

A free open mic invites writers, musicians, reading enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a relaxed evening. A limited food menu is available, along with a full selection of coffee and liquor. Guests can share original short stories, poems, and music, or simply cheer on local performers while enjoying food and cocktails. Hosted by Beth Orozco from Cochise College at Urbano Bar & Bistro.

Music bingo takes over BoneDry Taphouse with three lively mixes setting the tone. Enjoy a relaxed, social night with friends and favorite drinks as the music guides the game.

Bring your friends and enjoy a free evening concert in Veterans Memorial Park featuring The Cover Ups. They play a mix of cover rock and pop hits spanning from the 1970s through 2000, with something for all ages. The concert runs during the Thursday night summer series at the Centennial Pavilion.