This fall, Phoenix is sounding better than ever. The MIM Music Theater at the Musical Instrument Museum has launched its Fall 2026 Concert Series, with more than 70 performances by world-renowned artists filling its intimate 300-seat room from now through the holidays.
The lineup reads like a music lover’s dream list. Grammy winners the Wooten Brothers bring their joyful family groove to the stage, while bluegrass all-stars the Earls of Leicester celebrate the birthday of banjo legend Earl Scruggs. Beloved singer-songwriters Judy Collins, Jimmy Webb, and Stephen Bishop stop by on their farewell tours, and 1970s hitmakers Orleans do the same, giving fans one more chance to hear the songs they love.
First-timers shine too: soul innovator Devon Gilfillian, Grammy-nominated harpist Edmar Castañeda, and the stirring Americana duo the War and Treaty all make their MIM debuts. From Estonian folk duo Puuluup to the beloved Irish Tenors, every night brings a different corner of the world to Phoenix.
The season also sparkles with holiday favorites, including Jake Shimabukuro’s Holidays in Hawaii and the Blind Boys of Alabama Christmas Show. Tickets are on sale now at mim.org.
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