Live music in Tucson, AZ

The Rachel Eckroth Band appears at The Century Room, led by Rachel Eckroth on keyboards with Zach Brock on violin, Nir Felder on guitar, Travis Carlton on bass, and Gary Novak on drums. This performance brings together keyboards, violin, guitar, bass, and drums with a focus on instrumental collaboration.

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.

An inclusive, LGBTQIA+ positive showcase where performers take the mic for brief sets spanning many forms of expression. Acts may include singing, stand-up, interpretive dance, puppetry, poetry, or sharing a special interest. Musicians can bring originals or covers. The structure offers individual turns with concise time slots to keep the momentum going and make space for a variety of voices.

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 takes the stage for a standing-room-focused concert featuring the band’s distinctive blend of hypnotic grooves, psychedelic and surf-tinged textures, Afro-influenced rhythms, and cinematic flair. Their latest work, Ting Mong, grew from desert recording sessions and leans into a soothing, cohesive sound shaped by minimal patterns, improvisation, vintage drum machines, analog synths, and the expressive vocals of Chhom Nimol. The group marks two decades since its debut while continuing to expand its palette with new material and deep-cut favorites. The lineup features Chhom Nimol on vocals, Senon Williams on bass, Zac Holtzman on guitar and vocals, Ethan Holtzman on keyboards, Paul Smith on drums, and David Ralicke on horns. The show is recommended for ages 16 and up, and anyone younger than 16 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Most of the space is general admission standing, with limited reserved options such as stage-view seating or a high-top table for four. Angel Parking may be offered as an add-on during ticket checkout when available.

This gathering honors Dennis Francis, known as Dj Papa Ranger, four years after his passing. Music will be provided by his sons, Dj Jahmar and Dj Jah Fire, celebrating his legacy through sound. The event takes place at Rudy Garcia Park in Ramada 1, also known as Rodeo Park. It is free to attend and open to all ages.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Step up to the mic, choose a favorite song, and bring the room to life whether you are new to performing or a regular on stage. Enjoy tasty food, refreshing drinks, and a welcoming crowd that cheers everyone on. Come as a solo act, pair up for a duet, or gather friends for a group number, because starting the week with a singalong makes everything feel a little brighter.

Enjoy a karaoke night where you can sing your favorite songs. Bar food is available, and the bar is open serving favorite cocktails.

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.

An after-show jam with Charles Wesley gGodwin will take place behind the Rialto Theater. Keep the music going after the main performance at this post-show session.

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.