Concerts in Tucson March




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Sun Mar 7 2:00pm
Tucson Symphony Orchestra: Sounds of Laurel Canyon - 60s & 70s Rock Legends
The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall At Tucson Convention Center  •  Tucson, AZ
Fri Mar 19 7:30pm
Tucson Symphony Orchestra: Rachmaninoff Paganini Rhapsody
The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall At Tucson Convention Center  •  Tucson, AZ
Sun Mar 21 2:00pm
Tucson Symphony Orchestra: Rachmaninoff Paganini Rhapsody
The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall At Tucson Convention Center  •  Tucson, AZ


Concerts in Tucson March 2027 schedule

Experience the vibrant Tucson March concert season, featuring a diverse lineup of performances at top local venues like The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall at Tucson Convention Center. Music enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting array of symphonic concerts scheduled throughout March 2027. On March 7th, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra will present the captivating 'Sounds of Laurel Canyon,' celebrating iconic 60s and 70s rock legends, promising a nostalgic journey through classic hits. This event is set to begin at 2:00 PM, offering an afternoon of legendary tunes. Later in the month, the orchestra will showcase a powerful rendition of Rachmaninoff's Paganini Rhapsody, with performances on March 19th and 21st at 7:30 PM and 2:00 PM respectively. These concerts feature the breathtaking virtuosity of the orchestra, highlighting the dramatic and emotional depth of Rachmaninoff's masterpiece. The Tucson Symphony Orchestra's March lineup at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall guarantees memorable musical experiences for both classical aficionados and casual concertgoers alike, making it an unmissable part of Tucson's cultural calendar.