Tucson's Live, Local, Downtown Music Festival
Tucson Weekly’s Fall Club Crawl returns to downtown on Saturday October 3rd.
It’s Tucson’s largest music festival with 25 stages of entertainment covering over 8 blocks of the entertainment district. There will be several outdoor stages and numerous venues downtown off Congress Street and on 4th Avenue.
Venues include the Rialto Theatre, Hotel Congress, The District, Sharks, Vaudeville, Zen Rock, Sapphire, O’Malley’s, The Hut, The Red Room, Enoteca, Cushing Street, Café Passe, Delectables, Martin’s, Magpies, Café Vicente, Delectables, Chocolate Iguana, Shot In The Dark Café, and Winsett Park.
Club Crawl gates open at 7pm.
Club Crawl boasts the most eclectic booking of any music event in town. There will be over 80 bands performing everything from Rock, to Reggae, Country to Jazz, Folk to Hip Hop and a stage devoted to nothing but Latin Music.
Confirmed acts for Club Crawl range from national touring acts like Dave Gonzalez(formally of the Hacienda Brothers) and his new band The Stone River Boys and the California Country sounds of Dave Gleason and the Golden Cadillacs. From Los Angeles, longtime Tucson rocker Robin Johnson will bring his new band the Hillbilly Prophets.
Out of Phoenix is indie sensation What Laura Says. Some of the confirmed local acts are Mostly Bears, Holy Rolling Empire, The Jons, Sergio Mendoza y La Orkestra, Molehill Orkestrah, Four Killer Flats, Skitn, Tryst, Static Session, R. Cougar, and Blind Devine.
Venues include the Rialto Theatre, Hotel Congress, The District, Sharks, Vaudeville, Zen Rock, Sapphire, O’Malley’s, The Hut, The Red Room, Enoteca, Cushing Street, Café Passe, Delectables, Martin’s, Magpies, Café Vicente, Delectables, Chocolate Iguana, Shot In The Dark Café, and Winsett Park.
Club Crawl gates open at 7pm.
Club Crawl boasts the most eclectic booking of any music event in town. There will be over 80 bands performing everything from Rock, to Reggae, Country to Jazz, Folk to Hip Hop and a stage devoted to nothing but Latin Music.
Confirmed acts for Club Crawl range from national touring acts like Dave Gonzalez(formally of the Hacienda Brothers) and his new band The Stone River Boys and the California Country sounds of Dave Gleason and the Golden Cadillacs. From Los Angeles, longtime Tucson rocker Robin Johnson will bring his new band the Hillbilly Prophets.
Out of Phoenix is indie sensation What Laura Says. Some of the confirmed local acts are Mostly Bears, Holy Rolling Empire, The Jons, Sergio Mendoza y La Orkestra, Molehill Orkestrah, Four Killer Flats, Skitn, Tryst, Static Session, R. Cougar, and Blind Devine.
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