Live music in Tucson, AZ

This seated community singalong is led by Tucson songwriter and choir director Gabrielle Pietrangelo with her backing band. Attendees sing well-known songs that lift the spirit, and lyric sheets are provided for everyone. Inspired by Nick Forster of Etown Radio and his Hippie Bluegrass Church, the experience brings a spirit of harmony and musical connection to Tucson. Expect favorites such as Free Falling, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Big Yellow Taxi, and Hey Jude, along with plenty of moments when the room fills with shared voices. There is no religious affiliation and no expectation to perform, only the simple act of singing together. Gabrielle has spent more than two decades leading singers in choirs, harmony groups, and concert settings, and she knows how to get the whole crowd involved. Whether singing out or soaking in the sound, participants can look forward to connection, joy, and musical medicine. All voices are welcome. Tickets for children under 15 are $5 plus fees, and children ages 3 and under who do not require a seat are free.

Kick off the week with karaoke at Big Bad Wolf. Grab the mic, choose a favorite song, and light up the room, whether you are new to performing or a seasoned regular. Sing solo, team up for a duet, or bring friends for a group number. Enjoy food and cold drinks while a friendly crowd cheers on every performance.

School of Rock Tucson hosts free jam nights for adults with some prior experience on an instrument. These sessions are designed so players can jump straight into songs together. Space is limited and spots are first come, first served, so an RSVP is requested. A setlist is available in advance that highlights the first three songs planned for each session. You can bring your own instrument or use the ones provided. For questions, contact tucson@schoolofrock.com or 833-887-7625.

Country Night at The Big Bad Wolf pairs live music, cold drinks, and easygoing, down home vibes. The Clear Country Band delivers a blend of classic country favorites and modern hits that keeps the dance floor moving for seasoned two steppers and newcomers alike. Order a whiskey, gather friends, and settle in for great music, lively dancing, and a welcoming atmosphere. Hosted at The Big Bad Wolf, a howlin’ good time.

A.J. Croce, a renowned singer songwriter, gifted pianist, and multi-instrumentalist, brings his Croce Plays Croce tour to the stage with a concert that spans eras and highlights the lasting power of great music. The performance showcases his dynamic musicianship and a set crafted to resonate with listeners across generations.

Deacons Pro Jam brings an open rock jam to Your Moms House. Sign-in comes first, followed by a kick-off set from the house band. After that, the stage opens for the jam.

Deacons Pro Jam brings a jam session to Your Moms House. Backline is provided for performers, and the venue offers food and service.

Presented by Psyko Steve, this stop on Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats’ North American tour features a performance from the long-running group led by Kevin Starrs, with support from Messa. Since 2009 the band has fused psychedelic pop touches with the weight of hard rock and blues, earning a cult following through releases such as Blood Lust, Mind Control, The Night Creeper, Wasteland, and the cinematic concept album Nell’ora Blu. Their reputation onstage grew with major festival slots and a run supporting Black Sabbath, and they now operate their own label, Killer Candy Records, highlighted by the single Don’t Let It Control You and a new album on the horizon. This is a standing room show, while High Top Tables for four and Stage View Seating include chairs. The event is 16 plus, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during checkout, depending on availability.

Plan your visit with a few helpful details. The event features a general admission standing floor and reserved seating in the balcony. Children under 6 are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Allowed bags include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags are subject to search. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. A public on sale and a Spotify presale are offered.

José González brings a rare focus and finesse to the stage, with music praised by Rolling Stone for its subtle, carefully crafted nature that rewards patient listeners. His career reads like a dream, spanning sold-out tours on nearly every continent, headlining major festivals around the world, a performance at the 2020 Nobel Prize Award Ceremony, and more than one billion streams. A sought-after touring artist, he is known for performances that feel like events. He appears in settings that range from solo guitar to duo or trio lineups, and at times with a 20-piece orchestra, always shaping the format to suit the songs. The performance highlights the quiet power and detailed artistry that define his work.

The Midnight brings the Time Machines tour to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. The main floor is general admission standing, while the balcony offers reserved seating. Children younger than six are not allowed. Tickets include all fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. A clear bag policy is in effect at The Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, which limits what can be brought inside. Accepted bags include clear plastic or vinyl totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office. Ticket access includes a public sale, an artist presale, and VIP package options.

A monthly art-gallery gathering that brings DJs and music fans together within Tucson’s creative scene. The soundtrack spans EDM, house, techno and movement music, drawing inspiration from Burning Man culture. Co-hosted with Poe’s Art House, the setting features an immersive multiroom gallery with provocative art installations, photo-friendly spaces and a hidden speakeasy behind a sliding door. The gallery offers a beer and wine bar. Entry is by donation at the door with a suggested contribution of $10, and the event is 21+. The dress code centers on radical self-expression. Open to the public as a burner adjacent gathering by and for the local community and Tucson AZ Burners, it is not affiliated with official national or state Burning Man organizations. Coordination is led by Rob (God) with music curated by Dave (Atom Energy). The event aims to honor and share the 11 Principles of burner culture.