How much are Tucson event tickets?

Prices depend on the event, and Tucson generally runs cheaper than Phoenix. TickPick lists all-in prices with no hidden fees, so what you see is what you pay, and the Best Deals filter sorts listings by value. Historic-theater shows and Wildcats regular-season games are the everyday value; marquee concerts and big Arizona basketball matchups sit higher.

Where do the Arizona Wildcats play?

Arizona basketball plays at McKale Center and football at Arizona Stadium, both on the University of Arizona campus. You can find Wildcats tickets on TickPick.

Tucson Tickets

Browse all events in Tucson and find the best prices on tickets.

Top events in Tucson

Oct4

Tucson Roadrunners vs. Colorado Eagles

From $13

Oct10

Loathe

From $201

Oct18

Boots In The Park: Jon Pardi, Koe Wetzel, Corey Kent & The Wilder Blue

From $124

Oct21

Cameron Whitcomb

From $62

Oct23

Gabriel Iglesias

From $62

Oct24

Arizona vs. Iowa State

From $29

Oct27

Mom Jeans

From $78

Nov6

ROZ

From $34

Nov6

Arizona vs. TCU

From $19

Nov14

One Day At A Time Blind Sale

Tucson

Nov28

Arizona vs. Arizona State

From $48

Dec11

Randall King

From $54

Tucson sports teams

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Arizona Wildcats

95 Games

Arizona Wildcats Football

4 Games

Tucson Roadrunners

35 Games

Iowa State Cyclones

6 Games

Arizona Wildcats Basketball

19 Games

Utah Utes

10 Games

Exhibition

3 Games

San Diego State Aztecs

1 Game

TCU Horned Frogs

6 Games

Texas Tech Red Raiders

5 Games

Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles

1 Game

Coachella Valley Firebirds

4 Games

Concerts in Tucson

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Brandi Carlile

2 Events

Loathe

1 Event

Mom Jeans

1 Event

Dax

1 Event

Cameron Whitcomb

1 Event

Party In The Park

1 Event

Brit Floyd

1 Event

Boots In The Park

1 Event

Daughtry

1 Event

ROZ

1 Event

Iration

1 Event

Father John Misty

1 Event

The Story So Far

1 Event

The Amity Affliction

1 Event

Paul Oakenfold

1 Event

AFI

1 Event

Waterparks

1 Event

Ashley McBryde

1 Event

The Wallflowers

1 Event

Randall King

1 Event

Theater in Tucson

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Disney On Ice

7 Shows

Disney On Ice: Jump In!

7 Shows

Elf - The Musical

8 Shows

The Who's Tommy

8 Shows

The Lion King

3 Shows

Comedy in Tucson

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Michael Blaustein

1 Event

Adrian Uribe

1 Event

Dusty Slay

1 Event

Jordan Jensen

1 Event

Ari Matti

1 Event

Gabriel Iglesias

1 Event

Brad Williams

1 Event

Venues in Tucson

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What's Happening in Tucson This Season

Tucson's calendar peaks in winter and early spring when the weather is perfect and the snowbirds arrive. The Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase in February is the largest of its kind in the world and takes over the whole city. The Tucson Rodeo, the Fiesta de los Vaqueros, also runs in February. In early November the All Souls Procession fills downtown. University of Arizona basketball runs November through March, with football in the fall.

Where to Eat Before the Show

Downtown Congress Street and Fourth Avenue put you a short walk from the theaters and the arena. El Charro Cafe, which bills itself as the country's oldest continuously operating Mexican restaurant and has been family-run since 1922, is the classic Tucson choice; the carne seca, dried in the desert sun, is the thing to order. The Fourth Avenue strip nearby is dense with casual spots if you want something quick before doors.

The Rialto Theatre & Fox Tucson Theatre

Downtown Tucson's two historic theaters are the heart of the live-music scene. The Rialto Theatre on Congress Street opened in 1920 and runs a busy calendar of standing-room concerts across every genre. A block away, the Fox Tucson Theatre is a restored 1930 art-deco movie palace that now books concerts, films, and shows in a room that feels like a piece of the city's history. Find Rialto Theatre and Fox Tucson tickets on TickPick.

Tucson Arena & Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

The Tucson Convention Center downtown holds two of the city's main rooms. The Tucson Arena seats around 9,000 and hosts the bigger touring shows and minor-league hockey, while the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall (renamed in 2022 to honor the Tucson-born singer) is the roughly 2,300-seat theater for concerts and touring Broadway. Between them the complex covers most of the city's mid-to-large events. Check Tucson Arena tickets for what's on.

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