Sounds of Laurel Canyon with Tucson Symphony

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra brings the iconic sounds of 1960s and 70s rock to life in "Sounds of Laurel Canyon." This special Pops concert, featuring conductor Evan Roider, celebrates the legendary singer-songwriters who defined an era. Audiences can expect orchestral arrangements of classic rock hits, blending the warmth of folk-rock with the power of a full symphony.

Founded in 1928, the Tucson Symphony is the oldest continuously running performing arts organization in the Southwest. With a season spanning over 60 concerts, the TSO has a rich history of performing music from classical to pop. This concert is a testament to their versatility, offering a nostalgic journey through the Laurel Canyon scene that captivated a generation.

The concert takes place at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall, the orchestra's home since 1971. The venue's acoustics and intimate setting provide the perfect backdrop for an evening of rock and orchestral fusion.