The Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts in Wickenburg, 1090 S. Vulture Mine Road, has announced its 2024-25 season featuring a diverse lineup of performances. Encore Society members can secure their tickets now while general public ticket sales begin Oct. 16.

On Nov. 9, New Jersey-based theater company Vivid Stage presents the “Arizona Project,” a family-friendly play developed during their “Made in Wickenburg” residency. The show will feature Camp Imagination Director Harry Patrick Christian, aka “Mr. Harry.” On Nov. 20, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy returns to the Webb Center playing their uptempo brand of swing music. Later that month, on Nov. 23, country singer Craig Campbell performs hits like “Outskirts of Heaven,” “Fish” and “Keep Them Kisses Comin’.”

December brings country and holiday cheer to Wickenburg. On Dec. 5, ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro will perform his “Holidays in Hawai’i” show. On Dec. 9, Jazz at Lincoln Center plays Big Band holiday hits. Rising country star and Grand Ole Opry regular Tony Jackson makes his Webb Center debut singing original music as well as updated versions of popular songs like Glen Campbell’s “Wichita Lineman” Dec. 17. “Celebrate the Holydays” with Sweet Honey in the Rock’s soulful a cappella harmonies Dec. 20 as they sing inspirational songs of the season influenced by their foundations of world music gospel, and folk roots.

January celebrates iconic music. Neil Berg’s “The 60’s: Peace, Love and Rock & Roll” lights up the stage Jan. 3 and 5 showcasing the songs of The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Aretha Franklin and many more chart-toppers of the decade. Live from Laurel Canyon explores the catalogs of legendary singer-songwriters John Lennon and Harry Nilsson Jan. 17. Returning by popular demand, jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli presents music from Broadway’s stages to Hollywood’s silver screens Jan. 21. Following on Jan. 25, join Brigham Young University’s Noteworthy & Vocal Point award-winning a cappella ensembles for a night of pop, rock and jazz.

February brings Jesse Cook and his energetic band with their blend of contemporary Latin guitar and world beats Feb. 1. There will be a three course meal on stage and intimate concert featuring Davina and the Vagabonds during the “Art in Motion” Gala Feb. 8. Little Texas entertains fans with their country rock anthems during Wickenburg’s 76th annual “Gold Rush Days” Feb. 14 and 15. Experience the lively movements, colorful costumes and bright music of Mexican culture with Ballet Folklórico de México Feb. 20. Then get swept away by a theatrical telling of “The Simon and Garfunkel Story” including their biggest folk hits Feb. 25. On Feb. 28, see the world of animation come to life as The Queen’s Cartoonists synchronize live music with classic cartoons, leading the audience on a journey of virtuosic musicianship, multi-instrumental mayhem and comedy.

March offers a diverse array of events. Kicking off the busy month is a free concert by the US Air Force concert band March 2. Following on March 4 is National Geographic Live photographer David McLain sharing stories and research on the secrets to living a longer, fulfilling life. Classic Albums Live returns to perform Queen’s triple-platinum “A Night at the Opera” album March 8. On March 11 The Swingles, Britain’s preeminent a cappella ensemble, features an ever-growing repertoire of jazz, folk, pop and classical music.

The annual “Guys Who Grill” fundraiser sizzles March 15 at the Wickenburg Community Center. This fundraiser brings 14 grilling teams from across Arizona to raise money for Camp Imagination. It includes live music, delectable food and family-friendly fun.

On March 19, experience an evening of entertainment when The Barricade Boys blend hits from favorite musicals with pop, rock and swing numbers. A matinee concert is March 23 with International Guitar Night, celebrating four of the world’s most innovative and diverse guitar talents. String trio Time for Three defies conventions by merging classical, Americana and singer-songwriter styles March 26.

Rounding out the season, Canadian Brass quintet returns April 1 to the Webb Center playing a diverse set of music ranging from classical and big band to contemporary hits.

Explore the complete 2024-25 season lineup, including detailed descriptions, dates, and ticket prices by visiting dewpac.org.

Encore Society memberships starts at $75 per household, and a tax-deductible donation helps sustain the performing arts in Wickenburg.

Tickets starting at $23 for adults and $5 for youth 18 and younger are available online, over the phone or in person at the Webb Center Box Office, located on the second floor of UMB Bank. Call 928-684-6624 for more information about Encore Society membership, advertising with the theater or sponsoring an event.