A Monthly Series
experiments in sound and art
We are an underground venue/series for live performance in central Tucson, Arizona. Focused primarily on experimental music, performance art, sound sculpture, and multimedia approaches. We exist to help nurture the regional scene and touring artists working on the fringes of sound.
- We are a non-commercial space
- All our shows are $0–> Donation / NOTAFLOF
- All door money goes to the performers
- Shows usually happen on Wednesdays, once a month.
- We operate from late September until mid May
- We are primarily focused on showing work from local and regional artists.
- Reach out if you want to perform – we want to hear from you!
Coming UP
Most shows in our monthly series are on 3rd Wednesdays at 7pm (doors); show at 7:30pm, but some shows will be other times/days depending on circumstances.
Next Show:
December 17:
- Jane Field Elementary: Solo project of June Noriega, a local composer specializing in art pop and free improvisation with a focus on DIY record production.
- James King: Experimental electronic music based around microtones and soundscapes.
- Pineross: Pineross will conjure an ambient winter tale mixing live loops, field recordings, and a toy piano.
Upcoming Shows:
Check back for Full Lineups
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January 28
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Feb. 25
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March 25
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April 29
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May 20
past 2025 shows:
November 19:
video art by:
Plus: Live improvised scores to two silent-era films: An American in the Making (1913) and Aelita: Queen of Mars (1924), performed by:
- Mark Pino
- chester hawkins
- Eric Matchett
- James King
- Chad Bush
- Andy Schaefer
October 29:
- mess.a.lina: Industrial music, filled with ghostly screams, harsh synths, and evocative strings
- Feral Claw: Experimental Dreamcore, Dark Ambient Questing, Sonoran Dungeon Synth, Analog Horror, Fantast LoFi
- Caleb Hathaway: Flutist Caleb Hathaway’s work exists in the space of improvisation, contemporary & electronic music, sound design and composition.
contact us
if you have questions or ideas for shows, shoot an email to booking AT goldensaguaro DOT org or use our handy contact form, and we’ll get back to you soon.
