Cathalena Burch

Samara Joy played her first-ever Tucson show weeks before she won a trio of Grammys including Best New Artist. Now she's making her way back to the Old Pueblo.

Concerts in Tucson this weekend include Canadian country singer Terri Clark at the Fox, Texas tejano/norteño band Intocable at the Rialto and Arizona rocker Bret Michaels at the AVA.

For Star subscribers: Penca's Patricia Schwabe has been working on a new restaurant and bar in the old Wig-O-Rama space for three years. On Saturday, she's opening the doors.

Tucson Symphony's Trevor Barroero and Fred Morgan will navigate glockenspiels, bongos, drums, xylophones and more for the American premiere of percussion concerto.

True Concord Voices & Orchestra shared the stage with Phoenix Chorale and created classical music's version of a rock supergroup, 48 amazing voices on one stage.

Seven local bands including '80s tribute band The Dirt will take up the parking lot at The Station for a two-day rock and country music festival.

Rocco's Little Chicago Pizzeria is moving a minute away from its home of 26 years. But its iconic roadway sign isn't coming along.

The Fluffy Chocolate Cake Eegee, only available this weekend, celebrates standup comedian Gabriel Iglesias's Tucson Arena show on Saturday.

Singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams is mixing music and her life story in a special concert at Rialto Theatre, her first Tucson show in nine years.

For Star subscribers: Southern Arizona vineyards are leaving grapes to die on the vine or slashing prices for the fruit amid a decline in wine sales.