The Town of Fountain Hills is turning up the volume this fall with a brand-new FREE Concert Series at Centennial Pavilion , designed to bring music, energy, and fun to Downtown Fountain Hills!
Grab your friends, your favorite blanket, and your dancing shoes, and join us the third Thursday of the month from November through April from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Pavilion (13001 N. La Montana Drive, next to the Community Center).
“We’re thrilled to bring live music to the heart of Fountain Hills,” said Economic Development Director Amanda Jacobs. “It’s a great way for our residents, businesses, and visitors to come together. Bring your chairs, blankets, and best dance moves!”
Remaining 2025–2026 Concert Lineup:
February 19th – Barnaby and the Butcher (Country/Americana)
Barnaby and the Butcher play the broad genres of Alt-Country and Americana. Their originals and covers run the gamut of classic country, dark country, blues, and rock; which they perform with a style evoking deep nostalgia while feeling entirely new. At their center is Damon Barnaby and Joshua Butcher, who bring powerfully complex guitar, warm, emotive vocals and lyrics to the table.
March 19th – Znora (Rock/Blues)
Znora is an award-winning three piece rock band out of the Arizona desert. Adrian Negrete writes the original tunes, sings lead and plays guitar with a mix of varied influences from Chuck Berry and Santana to SRV and Hendrix. Joshua Montano brings his fierce drum skills and passion for 90s rock drummer styles like Dave Grohl and Chad Smith. Johnathan Rohde fills out the low end on the bass and blends rich harmonies.
April 19th – Cisco and The Racecars (Bluegrass/Folk)
Cisco and the Racecars specialize in bluegrass, folk, and old time Americana music. Their energetic style and diverse arrangements and instrumentation create a unique blend of old and new. Under the management and vision of Francisco Briseno, Cisco & The Racecars has taken its place as one of the premier bluegrass bands in the Southwest. In addition to performing, Cisco & the Racecars mentors the young players of the Jam Pak Blues 'N' Grass Neighborhood Band, a local after school music program that gave several of the band's members their start.
Make it a Night OutStart your evening with a local bite! Stop by Graze Craze for a special charcuterie cup for $15, then cool off after the concert with Snowbird Ice Cream Co.’s famous ice cream flights (12 scoops for $12.95!).
Downtown Fountain Hills features four unique districts: the Business, Avenue, South End, and Civic Districts, home to restaurants, art, and attractions. The Civic District includes Town Hall, the Fountain Hills Community Center, Fountain Hills Library, the River of Time Museum & Exploration Center, and the future International Dark Sky Discovery Center.
The concert series is a partnership between the Town of Fountain Hills and Art State Arizona. For event details, visit experiencefountainhills.org/events