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Tucson, Arizona
A mere 60 miles north of the Mexican border, Tucson, Arizona is a desert city in the American Southwest with 350 days of sunshine each year. Tucson is known for its mountainous terrain, including the Sierrita Mountains, the Santa Rita Mountains, and the Rincon Mountains. This natural environment lends itself to a variety of outdoor activities. Among these outdoor activities are music events, such as outdoor festivals and outdoor concerts. However, whether enjoying nature outside or savoring air conditioning inside, Tucson’s entertainment offerings include some great sounds. Keep reading to learn more about the music of Tucson.
All year long, Tucson impresses listeners with tons of outdoor music festivals
There are many reasons why people should attend music festivals. Festivals highlight emerging and unusual trends in fashion. Festivals are a great group activity. Festivals expose listeners to new genres and new artists. Festivals introduce music lovers to a community of people who follow the same artists and have the same passions. Festivals reduce the line between performer and audience, with celebrities roaming around in crowds. Festivals are a great reason to travel out of state or out of country. Festivals are an excellent way to explore new experiences. With so many appeals of attending festivals, take comfort in the fact that Arizona has plenty from which to choose.
La Fiesta de Guadalupe, 24th Annual Downtown Parade of Lights, Cultivate Tucson Holiday Market, Harvest Fest at Sonoita Vineyards, Oro Valley Cruise BBQ & Blues Festival, Blues & Brews Festival, St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival, El Tour Downtown Fiesta, Winter Art Festival, Tucson Jazz Festival, and Tucson Desert Song Festival are some of Tucson’s many outdoors festivals. Although many are themed around other entertainment sectors, each contains some aspect of musical performance. Snag some ticket to indulge in the unparalleled experience of music festivals.
Tucson is a great space for bands looking to enter or grow in music performance
With a reputation for being an inexpensive, open-minded best-kept-secret of the Southwest, musicians can afford to live and play in the scene. With built-in audiences from large universities, up-and-coming is a benefit to many bands rather than a detriment. Although Tucson has rested in this niche for years, some breakout stars and record deals here and there are beginning to cement the city’s role in music and entertainment. Locals believe that this transition must be organic to Tucson, as opposed to a forced commercialization of music. This community efforts seems promising.
Tucson has a unique musical heritage
Many desert cities in the American Southwest are home to a hodgepodge of cultural influences, especially Native American and Mexican. With longstanding traditions in international music, these cities have a history to preserve. In Tucson, organizations such as the Tucson Musician’s Museum are contributing to that aim. This particular organization works with youth—especially underprivileged and at-risk youth—to share the history and uniqueness of Tucson’s music. Programs include teaching, mentorship, and more, which gives young people access to music education. For those interested in supporting the youth or for those interested in experiencing the traditional music of Tucson, attend one of the concerts performed by or hosted by the Tucson Musician’s Museum.
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