The Gatlin Brothers Ride into Town on their 70th Anniversary Tour
Treat your Valentine to Gatlin Brothers tickets when the trio rides into town for two special performances on Friday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 14 at 3:30 p.m. The Webb Center is thrilled to welcome back country icons Larry, Steve, and Rudy Gatlin when Wickenburg celebrates its 77th annual Gold Rush Days. Bringing their legendary harmonies and seven decades of country music to the stage, their visit is perfect for locals and visitors looking to enjoy a weekend filled with music, heritage, and Western spirit.
The Gatlin Brothers are among the most respected and celebrated acts in country music. Their seven number one singles, 32 Top 40 hits, 24 studio albums, and Grammy award-winning song “Broken Lady” helped define the sound of American country throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Their classic “All the Gold in California” became an anthem that still resonates today and earned the Academy of Country Music’s Single of the Year award. Their long list of achievements also includes three ACM Awards, five BMI Million Air Awards, and an induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
The brothers first began singing together in 1955 when Larry was seven, Steve was four, and Rudy was just two years old. They want to share a personal message with the good folks of Wickenburg, “Howdy y’all, we are desert rats from Odessa, Texas and the high desert around your town feels a lot like home to us. The Webb Center is a world-class place to make music and we always look forward to our performances there! We look forward to doing just that – making music – for you good folks lucky enough to be in beautiful Wickenburg on February 13 and 14.” The Webb Center encourages patrons to secure tickets early with adult all-in prices beginning at $47 and $9 for youth ages 18 and under. Families can take advantage of the Webb Center’s new SPARK! program that will subsidize adult ticket prices, discounting them to only $14 – a savings of $33 or more! Seats may be purchased at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
Classic Albums Live returns with The Beatles “Abbey Road”
The Webb Center is delighted that the acclaimed classic rock ensemble, Classic Albums Live, will return to Wickenburg for their seventh appearance. The nine musicians will perform the entirety of The Beatles final studio album “Abbey Road” on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. This is a rare chance for fans to experience rock history recreated live, note for note and cut for cut, in an evening that promises nostalgia, musical devotion, and an unforgettable concert experience.
The event will feature beloved songs from “Abbey Road,” including “Here Comes the Sun,” “Something,” and “Come Together,” followed by many of the Fab Four’s greatest hits. Every harmony, guitar layer, and arrangement is replicated with exceptional musicianship and attention to detail.
Since Classic Albums Live’s founding in 2003, it has built an international reputation by assembling world-class studio musicians and vocalists whose mission is to honor legendary rock albums through exact and faithful recreations. The group does not use costumes, characters, or impersonations. Instead, they focus entirely on sound accuracy so that audiences can experience the music exactly as it was recorded. For fans of the original album, this concert captures a defining moment in musical history with the texture, clarity, and emotional impact of the classic Beatles recording.
This special evening also serves as an important fundraising concert for the Webb Center. A portion of every ticket sold directly supports the organization’s programming, including live performances, arts education, and community engagement. In conjunction, the not-for-profit will be hosting an online auction February 1 – 9, with over 100 items up for bid to raise additional funds. Look for details about registration and bidding on the theatre’s website and social channels in the coming weeks.
Classic Albums Live concert tickets are available now for $69. This performance is expected to sell out quickly, so early reservations are strongly encouraged. Tickets may be purchased online at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office.
“Spamilton: An American Parody” Roars with Laughter
The Webb Center is excited to present the hit musical comedy “Spamilton: An American Parody” on Saturday, Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. With the nation approaching its 250th anniversary, this spirited satire arrives at the perfect moment for those who love both history and a good laugh. Audiences will enjoy the show’s fast-paced humor and clever musical wit, while poking fun at the fandom and cultural impact surrounding the original musical, “Hamilton.”
“Spamilton” is a high-energy spoof performed by a talented cast of eight who deliver nonstop comedy, musical surprises, and affectionate Broadway send ups. The New York Times called it “smart, silly and convulsively funny.”
One of the joys of “Spamilton” is that audiences do not need to see “Hamilton” to enjoy the show. It features jokes about many Broadway favorites including “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Into the Woods,” “The Book of Mormon,” and “West Side Story.” The production also includes playful nods to celebrities such as Barbra Streisand, Julie Andrews, Liza Minnelli, and Cher, along with 30 costume changes, 10 wigs, and more than 50 songs accompanied by a live pianist.
Tickets are on sale now for this one-night comedy event, with all-in pricing starting at $49 for adults and $9 for youth ages 18 and under.
Families can take advantage of the Webb Center’s new SPARK! program that will subsidize adult ticket prices, discounting them to only $14 – a savings of $35 or more! Seats may be reserved at WebbCenter.org, by phone 928.684.6624, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
The Texas Tenors Share Powerful Harmonies and Patriotism
Celebrating America’s 250th birthday are The Texas Tenors and their patriotic concert program “Let Freedom Sing” on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. The Webb Center is proud to welcome the Billboard #1 artists and three-time Emmy Award winners back to Wickenburg. As the most successful music group ever to appear on “America’s Got Talent,” JC Fisher, Marcus Collins, and John Hagen have won acclaim around the world for their heartfelt blend of country, classical, and contemporary music. Their show promises a high-energy evening filled with powerful harmonies, stirring patriotic favorites, and storytelling that reflects the heart of the American West.
Since their 2009 AGT debut, the trio has released five studio albums, produced multiple PBS specials, and performed more than 2,500 concerts worldwide. Their recent albums, “Outside the Lines,” “Rise,” and “A Collection of Broadway and American Classics,” each debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, showcasing an impressive range that appeals to music lovers of every generation. Together, their voices create a sound that feels uplifting, authentic, and truly American.
Part of what makes The Texas Tenors such a meaningful fit for Wickenburg is the genuine character behind each voice. John Hagen brings the depth of an acclaimed opera career, having performed everywhere from Lincoln Center to major symphonies across the country. Marcus Collins blends a warm pop sensibility with a performer’s heart, as well as a message of resilience following his recent health journey. JC Fisher, whose musical roots began in church choirs and grew through years of global touring, carries a sincerity and family-grounded spirit. The show offers an intersection where classical technique, country charm, and heartfelt storytelling meet. Tickets are on sale now for the Jan. 28, 2026, 7:30 p.m. concert, with all-in pricing starting at $64 for adults and $9 for youth ages 18 and under. Seats are expected to go quickly for this popular trio. Purchase tickets at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
Stella Cole Dazzles with Vintage Elegance and Charm
Launching the Webb Center’s year-long celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday, is rising vocal sensation Stella Cole on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. With her velvet tone, classic glamour, and viral performances that have captivated millions, Cole honors mid-century American culture as a refreshing, young interpreter of the Great American Songbook. Her Wickenburg debut promises an afternoon filled with nostalgia, elegance, and heartfelt storytelling.
Along with her swinging quartet, Cole champions the songwriters, Frank Loesser, Meredith Willson and Sammy Cahn, while honoring the legacy of great artists like Frank Sinatra, Nat “King” Cole, and Rosemary Clooney. “I have followed Stella through her Youtube videos and I am looking forward to seeing her live,” exclaimed Andy Halseth, Webb Center CEO. “As a classically trained musician, I would say that listening to her voice, phrasing and resonance reminds me of the jazz greats – Sarah Vaughan, Judy Garland and Billie Holiday.”
Born in a small town in Illinois, Cole grew up on iconic movie musicals such as “The Wizard of Oz,” “Singin’ in the Rain,” and “Meet Me in St. Louis.” These films shaped her artistry from a young age. She recalls watching “The Wizard of Oz” every day for over a year, absorbing the emotional power of Garland long before she knew she was influencing her vocal style.
Cole first gained widespread attention during the pandemic, when simple home-recorded videos of standards like “Moon River” and “Everybody Says Don’t” began spreading across social media. Her warm tone and sincerity resonated with audiences across generations, eventually leading to performances at renowned venues like Birdland, the Café Carlyle, and Carnegie Hall, as well as national tours with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox orchestra.
The recent release of her third album, “It’s Magic,” showcases her collaboration with Grammy-winning arranger and pianist Alan Broadbent. Together, they bring fresh interpretations to classics such as “As Time Goes By,” “Fools Rush In,” “Stairway to the Stars,” and the title track “It’s Magic.” Cole’s ability to make these beloved songs feel new again has earned her a devoted following and praise for her rare mix of vocal control, emotional vulnerability, and vintage charm. Whether you grew up with these songs or are hearing them for the first time, Stella Cole brings them to life with a warmth and honesty that resonates across generations.
For Wickenburg audiences, this concert offers an intimate and enchanting afternoon with one of the most promising young voices in American music. Tickets are on sale now for the Jan. 25, 2026, 3:30 p.m, show with all-in pricing starting at $39 for adults and $9 for youth ages 18 and under. Seats are expected to go quickly for this special performance. Reserve yours at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
Frankie Avalon Delights with Golden Era Hits
“Beach blanket bingo, that’s the name of the game…” The Webb Center invites audiences to relive the magic of early American pop and rock n’ roll music when legendary entertainer Frankie Avalon and his live band perform on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for adults start at $59.
A longtime favorite of film, television, and radio, Avalon entertains with his signature charm, warmth, and unforgettable hits that made him one of the most beloved figures of the 1950s and 60s. This highly anticipated evening promises nostalgia, joy, and an irresistible trip down memory lane.
With a career spanning more than three generations, Frankie Avalon remains a true icon of American entertainment. By 1959, Avalon had a remarkable six songs in the Top 40, cementing his place among the definitive voices of the “pre-Beatles” era. His chart-topping hits such as “Venus” and “Why” continue to resonate with long-time fans today.
Avalon’s impact on American culture extends far beyond the recording studio. He starred in more than 20 films, becoming one of the most recognizable faces of the popular Beach Party movie series, including “Beach Blanket Bingo,” “Bikini Beach,” and “Muscle Beach Party.” His memorable cameo as “Teen Angel” in the 1978 film “Grease” introduced him to a new generation of fans when he performed the unforgettable number “Beauty School Dropout.”
Avalon has always held a special love for performing live. His nightclub and concert career has taken him to some of the most renowned venues in the world, from Miami Beach’s Fontainebleau to New York’s Copacabana. His shows blend beloved hits, Hollywood stories, and timeless charisma for audiences of all ages.
For Wickenburg, this one-night-only performance is a rare opportunity for multiple generations to reminisce with the legendary singer. Frankie Avalon’s songs have been a part of first dances, summer romances, and treasured memories. His appearance at the Webb Center invites the community to come together and celebrate the enduring power of classic American pop and rock n’ roll.
Tickets are on sale now! All-in pricing starts at $59 for adults and $9 for youth 18 and under. Don’t miss your chance to experience this once-in-a-lifetime concert. Secure your seats early at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
Webb Center Announces New SPARK! Initiative
The Webb Center theatre was taken by surprise recently when it was awarded an unsolicited grant from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust and Stardust Foundation. The announcement was timed for the holiday season, when 47 Maricopa County arts and culture organizations received a total of $350,000 in unexpected “Arts and Culture Experience” grants.
The two foundations share a deep belief that arts and cultural experiences are essential for community health, contributing to individual well-being and improved educational outcomes. The “Arts and Culture Experience” grants are intended to provide a funding boost to help organizations welcome more community members through their doors, especially children and families who may be less likely to attend due to financial challenges.
To fulfill the grant’s intentions, the Webb Center is pleased to announce its new SPARK! initiative for families with school-aged youth. SPARK refers to the Webb Center’s desire to ignite a passion for the live, performing arts in this community.
“We discussed ways to best serve Wickenburg,” shared Webb Center CEO Andy Halseth, “and we decided that we will use the money to help subsidize adult tickets to our upcoming shows this season, so it is more affordable for working families to attend regularly.”
Youth tickets are currently $9 for all “Webb Center Presents” events, however adult tickets range from $27 to $74, depending on the artist and that expense can be prohibitive for many families. The Webb Center will reduce the cost to $14 per adult ticket, maximum 4, when at least one student ticket is purchased in the same transaction. The balance of the ticket cost will be subsidized by grant funds.
All of the shows during the 2025-2026 season, except the fundraising concert on Feb. 7, are eligible for the SPARK! program. Exciting family-oriented shows include The 5 Browns (Dec. 4), “Spamilton” (Jan. 31), Impro Theatre (Feb. 20) and Cirque Kalabante (Mar. 17).
The Piper Trust and Stardust Foundation collaborated to identify worthy institutions that have a significant impact on their community’s arts and culture scene, among them was Wickenburg’s Webb Center. “Arts and culture experiences are much more than entertainment,” said Steve Zabilski, president and CEO of Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust. “These experiences also educate, inspire, and build community. Every performance, every museum visit, every concert has the potential to open minds and change lives.”
“With the holidays approaching, these grants are especially timely,” said Jerry Bisgrove, founder of Stardust Foundation. “Increasing opportunities for more children and families to experience the joy of the arts this season is a gift that is very meaningful to me.” To participate in SPARK!, families may call the Webb Center Box Office at 928-684-6624, Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Reduced price tickets will be available until the grant funds are expended. The special discounted tickets will not be available through the website.
The Kingston Trio Brings Timeless Folk Harmony to the Webb Center
The Webb Center welcomes The Kingston Trio (TKT) back to the stage on Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. for an afternoon steeped in nostalgia, harmony, and Americana music. Known for their signature blend of storytelling and song, the Trio helped ignite the folk revival of the 1950s and 60s. Their musical influence shaped a generation, and continues to resonate today.
Formed in 1957 in the San Francisco Bay Area by college friends Dave Guard, Bob Shane, and Nick Reynolds, TKT rose to fame almost overnight. Their chart-topping hit “Tom Dooley” sold more than three million copies, won a Grammy Award, and helped bring acoustic music into the mainstream. By 1959, the Trio had four albums simultaneously on the Billboard’s Top Ten, a record that remained unbroken for decades. Their heartfelt lyrics, humor, and harmonies connected audiences across generations and paved the way for artists such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Paul Simon.
While their sound has evolved through the years, today’s Kingston Trio is comprised of Reynolds’ “adopted son” Mike Marvin (guitar, banjo), Tim Gorelangton (guitar, banjo), and Buddy Woodward (guitar). The group continues to honor the legacy of the original ensemble with the same spirit and sincerity that first won the hearts of listeners around the world. With exquisite musicianship and a warm stage presence, the Trio performs beloved classics including “Sloop John B,” “M.T.A.,” and “Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” alongside songs that celebrate the enduring beauty of simple, timeless music.
For nearly seventy years, The Kingston Trio’s music has served as a soundtrack to countless memories. Their harmonies invite listeners to sing along, their lyrics remind audiences of shared stories, and their performances capture the enduring power of music to bring people together.
Tickets are on sale now, with all-in pricing starting at $31, and $9 for youth ages 18 and under. Secure your seats early at webbcenter.org, by phone, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank. Do not miss this chance to relive the songs that harken back to a simpler time with a sound that continues to inspire new generations today.
Live from Laurel Canyon Returns with an Evening Celebrating Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
The Webb Center invites audiences to kick off the new year with music from one of the most influential folk-rock bands of the 1960s and 70s. Arizona-based ensemble, Live from Laurel Canyon, returns on Saturday, January 3, 2026 at 7:30 PM for an unforgettable evening honoring the legendary supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
The concert tells the story of how a simple jam session in Los Angeles’ fabled Laurel Canyon neighborhood blossomed into a movement that redefined American folk-rock. When David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash first sang together, their seamless harmonies became an instant sensation. The arrival of Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, Stills’ former bandmate from Buffalo Springfield, completed the circle, creating a sound that would influence generations of musicians to come.
Through rich storytelling, archival imagery, and unforgettable songs such as “Our House,” “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” and “Teach Your Children,” show creator and vocalist Brian Chartrand brings to life the relationships, inspiration, and artistic brilliance that defined the Laurel Canyon era. “We weave together the music and the stories that shaped a generation,” said Chartrand. “Our goal isn’t imitation, it’s celebration. We honor these artists by making the songs our own while staying true to what makes them timeless.”
Chartrand is joined by an exceptional ensemble of Phoenix area musicians including Holly Pyle on vocals, Josh Taylor on vocals and guitar, Todd Chuba on drums, Lamar Gaines on keys, Adam Armijo on electric guitar, and Mario Mendivil on bass. Together they capture the emotional depth and intricate harmonies that turned CSNY into one of the most powerful musical voices of their time.
Live from Laurel Canyon offers both longtime fans and new listeners a moving journey through an era that still resonates today. Tickets are on sale now with all-in pricing starting at $42 for adults and $9 for youth 18 and under. Reserve seats online at webbcenter.org, by phone at 928.684.6624, or at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank.
Bar-D Wranglers & “One Christmas Night in Memphis” Light Up the Stage
The Webb Center is turning up the holiday cheer with a week of music that captures the warmth, heart, and rhythm of the season. From cowboy carols to rock n’ roll jingles, three unforgettable performances will bring joy to audiences of all ages this December.
On Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m., the Webb Center welcomes the Bar-D Wranglers from Durango, Colorado. Known for their rich harmonies, quick wit, and down-home charm, this talented quartet blends songs of the Old West with humor and heart. The group’s lively mix of storytelling, musicianship, and holiday spirit will transport audiences straight to a cozy Christmas on the range around the campfire.
Closing out the week on Friday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 20 at 3:30 p.m., “One Christmas Night in Memphis” brings the raw energy of the 1950s back to life. The cast of this rock n’ roll holiday show pays tribute to the iconic Sun Records studio sessions that introduced the world to Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. Backed by an authentic rockabilly band, the performers deliver classic rock n’ roll hits alongside holiday favorites like “Blue Christmas,” “Run Run Rudolph,” and “Jingle Bell Rock.” It is a high-octane celebration of the season that will have the audience dancing in their seats.
Together these shows capture the many sounds of the holidays: from Western warmth and Southern soul to nostalgia and celebration. Whether you prefer the harmonies of the high desert or the rhythm of rock n’ roll, the Webb Center is the place to find your holiday soundtrack this year.
Tickets for the Bar D Wranglers start at $27 for adults. Tickets for “One Christmas Night in Memphis” start at $49 for adults. Both shows offer $9 tickets for youth 18 years & younger; making it an affordable experience for the whole family. Purchase online, by phone, or in person at the Webb Center Box Office located on the second floor of UMB Bank. For more information about these performances and the Webb Center’s 24th season lineup, visit webbcenter.org or call 928.684.6624.