Tucson Concerts in May 2027

Too Many Zooz, formed in 2013 in New York City, are a "brass house" trio blending jazz, funk, EDM, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. Comprising Leo Pellegrino (sax), Matt Muirhead (trumpet), and David Parks (drums), they gained viral fame as subway buskers. Known for energetic performances and Pellegrino's dancing, their hits include "Warriors" and albums like "Subway Gawdz" and "Retail Therapy". They collaborated with Beyoncé and appeared on her "Lemonade" album.Read more

Carsie Blanton, a singer-songwriter from Luray, Virginia, crafts witty "open-hearted protest" music blending folk, jazz, and pop. Known for her independent spirit and "pay what you please" approach, her discography includes albums like "After the Revolution". She has collaborated with artists such as The Burning Hell and co-won the 2026 International Folk Music Awards Artist of the Year.Read more

Fiddler Natalie MacMaster is a Cape Breton native who has popularized the region's traditional music globally. Emerging in the late 1980s, she has released numerous acclaimed albums, including the gold-selling Fit as a Fiddle and In My Hands. Known for her dynamic stage shows, she has collaborated with artists like Alison Krauss, Carlos Santana, and Yo-Yo Ma, and earned multiple music awards.Read more

Donnell Leahy, a Canadian master fiddler from Lakefield, Ontario, is celebrated for his high-energy Celtic and folk style. He led the band Leahy to Juno Awards and Double-Platinum status, and was featured in the Academy Award-winning documentary "Leahy: Music Most of All". Leahy often collaborates with his wife, Natalie MacMaster, on albums such as "Canvas" and "One", and has worked with artists including Yo-Yo Ma and Shania Twain.Read more