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Tucson Music Hall

3.5 (48 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Tucson Symphony
Alex K.

The Tucson Symphony was great and the acoustics are perfect in the music hall. I could hear every single instrument and it was just amazing. I had never been there before so parking was not obvious. I ended finding parking along S. Granada street which was free because it's street parking after hours. Unfortunately from there I had to ask around how to get to the music hall and found a gentleman that pointed menu the right direction. Once I got in, I asked the usher where my seat was and they pointed me to the general area but it so poorly listed and there were numbers on the floor that didn't match up. It was so confusing. I asked the usher again and they just pointed me to the area. Finally I asked a person what their seat number was and once he told me, I realized the numbers on the floor are meaningless. I found my seat at least. It was at the back of the theater. The seats aren't staggered enough and not elevated enough so I had a couple in front of me blocking my view which was annoying. After intermission, since half of the music hall was empty I picked a different seat halfway down and the elevation of the seats was much better where the couple in front of me was not blocking my view. This is something to keep in mind when picking seats, I would avoid the back of the theater orchestra level. At intermission the men's bathroom was packed and very tight. It was hard to wash your hands and get the paper towels as other people were always in the way. I would suggest avoiding the bathrooms during intermission if you can. Other than that, I enjoyed the symphony very much and would go back again but keep in mind the suggestions I made to have the best experience. seemed was as it was at the back of the theater

Linda Ronstadt Music Hall
Judy M.

Great show, opened on time. I didn't try the food (popcorn, snacks and drinks were available for purchase) but they did look enticing. The atmosphere was as one would expect for a music hall. Service at the door was great. The tickets in my Apple Wallet didn't work (was told the WiFi was bad there), but the original ones in the Ticketmaster app did and the person scanning appreciated knowing that so she could tell others. Parking was efficient and without issue.

a man standing in front of a band
Trevor C.

The acoustics sounded great plus I'm 6 5" and the seats are very comfortable, large, and have plenty of leg room unlike the TCC.

Styx playing at the Tucson music hall
Ron P.

Wow what a great concert. Styx is still playing their greatest hits after 53 years. The Tucson music hall was very nice and easy to get to. Just downtown Tucson with several parking garages nearby. Very organized and the people working there were very friendly. Plenty of food and drinks in the lobby but try some of the local restaurants in walking distance.

Russell F.

It was ok. We saw Star Wars Return of the Jedi with the Symphony performing the score. Lack of ushers lead to late arrivers using their phones as flashlights trying to find their seat. Their TTY was not working so the entire movie was closed captioned, which is annoying. The seat egress lighting in the LL balcony section was turning on for 2 seconds then off for 15 seconds for the entire first half. Food like popcorn was served in cellophane which was noisy. Could have been so much more. People learn some etiquette and don't talk during the performance and learn how to get to your seat before curtain!

From our seats
Shannon T.

I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. Always very organized and I have seen 2 shows here now. Refreshments for sale and lines are not terribly long. I cant wait to see more shows here!

Linda Ronstadt Music Hall prior to Joe Bonamassa show 11-19-22
Mary M.

Absolutely enjoyed my first time at this venue, now named the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall. I am a huge fan of Joe Bonamassa and once I knew he was performing here I reserved my seat. I was pleased overall and for once didn't have to wait in line after the show for an hour for the bathroom. Lol The security was fairly good leaving. Being a lone female that's always a concern regardless of the venue. But, Joe's show was awesome. The acoustics in there are good. Great seats throughout. Looking forward to my next show.

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Service was great. Seating is comfortable, staff was accommodating and most importantly the sound was perfect.

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I love going here. I've seen musicals, plays, and folklórico. There is a lot of stuff that happens here

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After years with an outdated sound system, it's been redone and you can hear very well in the balcony. Seats are very comfortable.

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I am a huge fan of Joe Bonamassa and once I knew he was performing here I reserved my seat.

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