Fox Tucson Theatre

Legendary! Always a great experience. Does not matter what performance you attend, the acoustics and nostalgia of this epic theater is the most epic overall. Come and enjoy the variety of performances; you won't regret it.

I came here for a comedy show last night and like the theater. Yes, it's a bit old but it's charming. They have a decent amount of stalls in the bathroom. They have 2 bars to buy drinks at. The line for the bathroom and drinks both went quickly. If you leave in the middle of the show, there is enough lighting in the aisles to see. The seats were comfortable.

Great historic venue. The seating and sound were great for the concert. Plenty of concession options as well.

First timer.....came to see Bruce Hornsby as part of the 2023 Tucson Jazz Festival.I understand there was a huge renovation 15 years ago or so. This is one beautiful performance art facility. The acoustics are stellar and the attendants were helpful and happy. We look forward to more events at The Fox.

We attended the Ronstadt Family in Concert at the Fox on October 23. The performance was A+! The venue as it stands today is OK. The lobby is too small and crowded, restrooms are lacking, and the seats aren't raked enough for someone 5'4" tall to see around someone over 6' tall seated in front of them. I'm thrilled to see that the Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation and Rio Neuvo are partnering on a potential project to address these and other (e.g., ADA) issues with the venue.We will continue to support the Fox by attending events, but we sincerely hope the Fox Theatre Tucson receives the same kind of love as the Fox Theatres in St. Louis and Atlanta.

Saw Clint Black at the Fox Theater last night. 10 nth row, right in the middle. The sound was amazing, and I am always grateful for the intimacy of no more than 1,100 people in the venue at once. I also love the nostalgia and history....all in all...worth every penny of my ticket price.

Well, we accidentally found the Fox theater in Tucson, but we will definitely drive down there from Phoenix more times to see different there. It is definitely a small town size theater with the perfect blend of hospitality.

Saw Weird Al here and acoustics were good. The seats are small and stiff. The seat rows aren't staggered, but if you're seated behind a person larger/taller than you, your view will be blocked. It was also very warm in the theater. The air conditioner didn't turn on enough to cool the full house - it was hot and humid in there, almost making it uncomfortable.Overall, I'd come back for a show or concert but know which seats/rows are better than others, i.e. end of the row, and maybe bring a fan.

7/27/2023 cowboy Junkies! "Sweet Jane" What a great group. I know it's hard with this heat for others to come and play for us, so she made us laugh when she said "this heat is real". Being from Canada, our heat is real. Our summer has been brutal and to see regardless what a great performance was had, is a reflection on their passion to provide the gift to their audience! Parking for this venue is always difficult if you aren't from the area. Took me a while to find parking. They also don't open the doors early so you stand in line in the heat. So arrange your arrival time with weather in mind. Their wine bar is steep, $15.00 for cheap wine in a plastic cup. Lines are also long for the time allowed to go in. They also do a half time break to sell more and when a concert starts at 7:30 or 8, on a week day, that makes it a late night. So keep that in mind. But otherwise, it was cool inside and seats are comfy. Sound is great. Bathrooms were clean and plenty to get the crowd moving. My best to Cowboy Junkies as they travel safely back home for a small break!

What a gorgeous venue! I love the historic charm. The artwork on the ceiling is beautiful. Keep in mind that there are no elevators to the balcony, so if you need ADA accommodations, you'll have to grab a ticket in the orchestra. Go see a show here - any show!