Tickets for Encore Members on Sale Now

The Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts is proud to announce its 2025–2026 Season, a dynamic lineup of music, dance, and theater that showcases this year’s theme of “Their stories. Your stage.” Encore Members can purchase tickets now, while general public sales begin Oct. 15.

The 24th season begins with a special community appreciation concert on Oct. 18, when Rex Allen Jr. – the son of country music royalty, member of the Western Music Hall of Fame, and writer of Arizona’s official state song – takes the stage to deliver a night of classic country and Western favorites. On Nov. 8, audiences will be captivated by the powerful energy of Koresh Dance Company in “Masquerade,” a vibrant contemporary work created during their previous “Made in Wickenburg” residency.

December fills the theatre with holiday cheer and diverse artistry. On Dec. 4, The 5 Browns bring the spectacle of five Juilliard-trained pianists in one dazzling concert. On Dec. 7, Native American flute master R. Carlos Nakai blends indigenous traditions with jazz and world influences. The season continues with “Forever Motown: A Holiday Celebration” on Dec. 13, featuring the soulful harmonies and timeless hits of Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, and The Temptations, followed by the Bar-D Wranglers on Dec. 16, combining cowboy humor and Western charm with some Christmas favorites. Rounding out the year, “One Christmas Night in Memphis” on Dec. 19 and 20 pays a spirited rock & roll tribute to Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins.

The new year opens on Jan. 3 with Live from Laurel Canyon: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, celebrating the folk-rock legends of the 1960s and 70s. On Jan. 18, beloved American folk icons The Kingston Trio take the stage with classic harmonies on hits like “Tom Dooley.” The season continues with teen idol Frankie Avalon on Jan. 20, performing timeless favorites from the golden age of rock & roll, followed by rising jazz vocalist Stella Cole on Jan. 25, whose sultry interpretations of jazz standards have earned her critical acclaim at just 26 years old. The Texas Tenors return on Jan. 28 with their signature blend of country, gospel, and Broadway flair, and on Jan. 31, Broadway parody sensation “Spamilton” delivers a laugh-out-loud send-up of “Hamilton” and other stage favorites.

February offers a feast for the senses. On Feb. 7, Classic Albums Live performs Billy Joel’s greatest hits, note-for-note, cut-for-cut. The legendary Gatlin Brothers return during Wickenburg’s Gold Rush Days on Feb. 13 and 14, bringing more than six decades of country music favorites. On Feb. 17, Hotel California – A Salute to the Eagles recreates the legendary sound of one of America’s greatest rock bands, followed by Impro Theatre on Feb. 20, performing a completely unscripted, full-length play in the style of a Movie Western. The season continues with The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra on Feb. 23, celebrating its 90th Anniversary Tour with classic swing-era brilliance, joined by acclaimed vocalist Nnenna Freelon.The month’s events conclude on Feb. 26 with sports photographer Jean Fruth, giving an intimate behind-the-lens look at the country’s favorite pastime, baseball.

March bursts with variety and energy. On Mar. 1, America’s Sweethearts bring vintage charm and close-harmony vocals inspired by The Andrews Sisters. Latin Grammy-winner Mireya Ramos teams up with country-western band The Poor Choices on Mar. 6 for a groundbreaking collaboration blending mariachi, bluegrass, and country traditions. The iconic Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs authentic New Orleans jazz on Mar. 8, followed by Women of Americana on Mar. 11, featuring Cristina Vane and Brennen Leigh in a night of folk, gospel, and Americana traditions. On Mar. 14, Irish ensemble Danú makes their Wickenburg debut with a spirited St. Patrick’s Day celebration, and on Mar. 17, Cirque Kalabanté delivers breathtaking acrobatics, dance, and Afro-jazz rhythms in a spectacular tribute to Guinean culture. The Webb Center’s beloved community fundraiser, Guys Who Grill, celebrates its 14th year on Mar. 21 with all-you-can-sample BBQ, live music, and family fun to raise money for Camp Imagination. The season concludes on Mar. 26 with fan-favorite Pink Martini, a globe-trotting ensemble that delivers a multilingual, genre-crossing musical adventure.

Audiences are invited to join the Webb Center for this season of world-class performances and unforgettable moments. All-In ticket prices start at $24 for adults and $9 for youth 18 & under, and are available online at webbcenter.org/, by phone, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office, located on the second floor of UMB Bank.

Don’t miss your chance to become an Encore Member, with memberships starting at just $75 per household for early ticket access and tax-deductible support of the arts in Wickenburg. For more information about membership, advertising, or sponsorship opportunities, call 928.684.6624.