Watchhouse at Musical Instrument Museum

2-23-25
Apr 30
Fri • TBD
Fri
Apr 30
TBD
Watchhouse
Musical Instrument Museum - Music Theater
Phoenix, AZ
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A band performs bluegrass music: a woman on guitar, a man on bass, and two men playing mandolins.

About the Event

Experience the brilliant acoustic artistry of Watchhouse live as they take the stage at the Musical Instrument Museum - Music Theater in Phoenix, AZ. Known for crafting deeply resonant American roots music, this acclaimed duo delivers captivating performances that draw in music enthusiasts from across the region. Secure your spot to see them perform live on April 30, 2027, with the showtime to be announced. This intimate venue provides the ideal setting for appreciating their intricate instrumentation and harmonious vocals up close.

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Watchhouse Live in Phoenix

Watchhouse, formerly known as Mandolin Orange, brings a modern folk and bluegrass sensibility to contemporary American music. Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz create a distinctive sonic landscape defined by acoustic guitar, mandolin, and poignant lyricism. Their acclaimed catalog includes fan-favorite tracks like Old Time Feeling and Wildfire, which showcase their ability to blend traditional Appalachian sounds with reflective songwriting. As they perform at the Musical Instrument Museum - Music Theater, audiences can expect a stripped-down, emotionally engaging set that highlights their exceptional musicianship and timeless storytelling tradition.

Musical Instrument Museum - Music Theater Seating and Tips

The Musical Instrument Museum - Music Theater in Phoenix offers an intimate and acoustically pristine setting for live music, ensuring every seat in the house provides a clear view of the stage. Because of the compact layout, audiences enjoy an exceptionally close connection to the performers during every concert. For a smooth evening, plan to arrive early to allow ample time for parking and entering the venue before the performance begins. Check the venue policies regarding bag sizes in advance to expedite your entry process. Buy your tickets now.