Historic Hotel Congress is hosting events aimed at keeping residents entertained and engaged during Tucson's brutally hot summer months.
The historic downtown hotel is launching what it says is its most ambitious summer party series of events aimed at keeping Tucsonans engaged and entertained during the hottest months of the year.
Sunday, June 4, Gus Clark and the Least of His Problems explores the golden era of American music traditions, ranging from pre-WWII blues to 1960s Nashville honky tonk at Club Congress. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed | Omny Studio June 9, Congress Country Cookout featuring Johnny Cash tribute act Cash’d Out on the Plaza Stage.June 11, East Texas singer-songwriter Vincent Neil Emerson plays Club Congress.June 17, Juneteenth Jam featuring Prime Society, DJ Impeccable and Natho Lotus, with DJ Fat Tony playing the after-party, is on the Plaza Stage.
June 23, Sedona singer-songwriter Decker plays a CD release show for his eighth studio album, “Ouroboros.” Tucson’s own Carlos Arzate & the Kind Souls and Phoenix’s The Senators open the show at Club Congress.
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