THIS CONCERT HAS CHANGED VENUES -WE HAVE MOVED THE CONCERT TO MONTEREY COURT at 505 West Miracle Mile. Concert will start at 7 pm--see below for opening act!
Dinner and drinks available! go to Monterey Court site to reserve a table. If you RESERVE a TABLE at the Monterey Court site, you do NOT have to buy concert tickets on this site! www.montereycourtaz.com.
Pete's Posse will start by 8 pm and be finished at about 9:30pm.
Tickets are $10, available on line here,
This Posse is led by Pete Sutherland, on fiddle, vocals and keyboards.
From Vermont, Pete is one of the country's best fiddlers. Pete now is also a songwriter and song interpreter. His trio includes two excellent players on guitar and mandolin and all three of them sing. Also they add excellent foot percussion, sometimes with two fiddles and feet. Their show combines songs and sets of energetic fiddle tunes. Both an instrumental audio of French-Canadian tunes, and an instrumental video is on site. Their song on this site, "The Floods of 2019," is an updated version of an older song about floods complete with photos of recent flooding around the world.
“…(a) kaleidoscope of sounds and styles with equal parts amiability and energy… crossing genres sometimes within one song or tune set, devising thoughtful, elaborate arrangements, and adding their own compositions, which fit snugly into the mix.” - The Boston Irish Reporter
“These three guys took us into their musical universe; sometimes very energetic, sometimes very poetic and touching. Beauty for the soul.” - - André Marchand, musician, QC, CAN

Opening at 7:00pm: Matt Rolland on fiddle is joined by Freddy Parish on guitar, banjo, and vocals for a night of old-time music and original instrumentals. Matt Rolland from Tucson, Arizona has had a fiddle in his hand since the age of four. Best known as the bandleader and fiddle player for the Tucson-based band, Run Boy Run, Matt has performed at festivals and concert halls across the country, released six studio albums and was twice featured on American Public Media’s popular radio show, “A Prairie Home Companion.” His most recent release includes a co-produced pair of singles with his wife and musical partner, Rebekah Rolland, "Mary / Louise" which are available for streaming online. A talented muli-instrumentalist, Rolland performs original tunes and old-time traditional music on fiddle, mandolin, and acoustic guitar. He is joined by Freddy Parish, a Tucson-based singer/songwriter performing original songs and traditional tunes in a neo-traditional folk and country style. Parish released an EP in 2018 called "Last Chance" of traditional songs and is currently recording a new album of original country inspired songs.

Tim was the leader of the band Hot Rize and is a prolific songwriter He has 16 CDs that are either solo or with his own band. Tim also plays mandolin, guitar and fiddle. Jan sings harmony vocals (lead on one song) and plays mandolin. tickets are on sale now online, and at both The Folk Shop and Antigone Books. General admission. Hall holds just over 300. Tim won a Grammy award for his CD 'Fiddler's Green' in 2005. The interview here is 8+ years old, and it goes through Tim's background--he has been a bluegrass musician for years, and now is concentrating on his singing and songwriting.. Also visit www.timobrien.net.

One of the country's finest singer-songwriters, Karla wrote songs made famous by Linda Ronstadt and others like Dolly Parton, songs like: "Tell Me Why, I Can't Hold on, All My Life, Home and Someone to Lay Down Beside Me." Karla's song "Isn't It Always Love" has been covered by over 8 other artists. Karla's back up player, Nina Gerber, on various guitars, is amazingly good, too. Karla plays piano and guitar. The videos here show her singing two of her most known songs.
Reserved seating tickets are on sale online $30; $28 seniors in advance; $3 online fee: $33 door. Select center seats are at Antigone Books and the Folk Shop with no fee.

George returns with a new show and a new CD. Reserved seating on sale NOW on this site. Some select Center seats are now available at Antigone Books only, 411 N. 4th Avenue. For disability seats, call 981-1475. No fee at Antigone Books except a minor fee for using a credit card there.
Tickets are $34 in advance, with an online fee of $4/ticket. Two tickets bought on line is a total $76. Mailing fee is $4 per order, no extra cost for will call tickets.

Altan returns to Tucson, the Saturday before Saint Patrick's Day! This will be a very special show... No Irish traditional band in the last twenty years has had a wider impact on audiences and music lovers throughout the world than Altan. They have been coming to Tucson for 25+ years since the band’s inception. With their exquisitely produced award-winning recordings, ranging dynamically from the most sensitive and touching old Irish songs all the way to hard hitting reels and jigs, and with their heartwarming, dynamic live performances, Altan have moved audiences from Donegal to Tokyo to Seattle. Altan have always believed that Irish traditional music is a modern music in every sense and its growing influence and popularity have proved them right Altan’s latest recording is called “Gap of Dreams.”
They return to Tucson at a very appropriate time, Saturday March 14, just before Saint Patrick’s Day, and will be one of the first Irish traditional bands to perform at the wonderful 1,000 seat Fox Tucson Theatre.
Celtic Steps Irish dancers--award winning dancers from Tucson, will be included in the show.
There is a good chance a special guest will be added.

Reserved seating tickets on sale now--use ticket button above to go directly to the Fox site. Reserved seating is available from $25 up to $40 in front. $4/ticket fee for online sales. No fee at box office open 11am-6pm Tuesday-Friday.