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Sunday Concerts in the Garden: Blaine Long & Rosas del Rey
DATE: March 31, 2019
TIME: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
PRICE: Members: $24.95 | General Public: $29.95, $39.95
Doors | 3 p.m.
Concert | 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Spend your Sunday afternoon in the Garden enjoying live music. This all-ages concert series features some of Arizona’s best musicians and the unmatchable backdrop of the butte at Ullman Terrace. Food and drinks are available for purchase.
After releasing his ninth album and a successful audition on The Voice, Blaine Long was ready to form a band to bring album number 10 to life. He found his perfect bandmates with bass guitarist Marcus Weeden, drummer David Libman and blues guitarist Drew Hall and Rosas del Rey was born- a blues and country band with a rock vibe.
DINING & BEVERAGE OPTIONS
Make a reservation at Gertrude’s, the Garden’s full service restaurant, or enjoy these options:
Sandwiches, salads and snacks from the Patio Café, grill items made to order.
Full cash bar.
Please note:
- Venue is open seating. Advanced ticket purchase recommended
- No outside food or beverage is permitted
- All concerts take place outdoors on Ullman Terrace
- In case of inclement weather, concerts may be held in Dorrance Hall
- For groups of 10 or more, call 480.481.8104
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