Linda Ronstadt Music Hall
The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall (formerly known as the Tucson Music Hall) is our main performance venue. Opened in 1970, and sitting at the heart of the Tucson Convention Center, LRMH has a seating capacity of 2,194.
The venue has a clear bag policy. The largest non-clear bag permitted is an 8″×5″ clutch. Larger bags must be clear, and no larger than 14″×16″. There is not a check facility for disallowed bags.
Directions, Parking & Transportation
Though the address of the TCC is 260 South Church Avenue, the Music Hall is near the northwest corner of the city block. Traveling from Interstate 10, take exit 258 and travel east on Congress Street/Broadway Boulevard. Turn right onto either Granada Avenue or Church Avenue, depending on the parking location you choose.
Parking at Tucson Convention Center is by Premium Parking. All you need is your license plate number, and a card to pay with.
Here are the 4 ways to pay:
- Scan and pay on site. QR codes are available throughout the lots.
- Or, text P7604 to 504504 when you arrive. A return link will take you to payment.
- Or, download the Premium Parking app. Select location P7604.
- Or, call and pay by phone with a live agent, starting 4 hours before the concert.
- Call 1-844-236-2011 and say the language you wish to use.
- When the menu begins, say “Pay by Phone”
- Request location P7604.
The closest parking is TCC Lot C (garage is location P7604, surface lot is location P7603), with its entrance at 151 South Granada Avenue. The lowest level of the garage, and the surface lot adjacent to it, have dozens of accessible parking spaces for vehicles with disability permits.
The next closest parking is TCC Lot A (location P7601), another large garage with its entrance at 260 South Church Avenue.
Other parking lots and garages are available in the surrounding blocks.
Downtown Tucson Parking
Rideshare
Passenger drop-off and pick-up is available at 381 W. Calle Carlos Arruza, along the north side of the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall.
If this address is unfamiliar to your driver, consider arranging for drop-off or pick-up at the DoubleTree by Hilton (just south of the Convention Center), which is the nearest major business address.
Public Transit
Sun Tran bus service,
closest stops:
Sun Link streetcar service,
closest stops:
Accessibility
The orchestra section at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall uses continental-style seating: the rows are up to 59 seats wide, with aisles only at the far left and right sides. The rows in the orchestra section are, however, quite spacious at 41 inches from each row to the next. Row A sits several feet below the stage, and each row in the orchestra section sits 4 inches higher than the row in front of it.
The balcony at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall does have aisles running through the seats, with no more than 14 seats between aisles. The balcony rows are more tightly spaced with only 34 inches between rows. Each row sits 14 to 15 inches higher than the row in front of it. There is elevator access to the balcony entrance, which is in between rows G and H. Except for the wheelchair-accessible seating, all balcony seats require stairs.
Some seats in the venue are designated as semi-ambulatory seating. These aisle seats have armrests which can swivel out to allow greater ease when entering the seat. Apply the accessibility slider to view available seating of this accessibility type when purchasing online.
The TSO offers wheelchair access to every event. Ushers will assist with directions and any accommodations. When purchasing your tickets online, apply the accessibility slider to view available accessible seating. When buying in person or over the phone, request wheelchair-accessible seating and adjacent seating for your companions.
Parking for vehicles with disabled parking permits is available at all venues on a first-come, first-served basis. For performances at The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall, Parking Lot C (enter from Granada Avenue) has many disabled parking spaces both inside the garage and in the surface lot.
Assisted listening devices are available. Ask staff inside the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall lobby for a device. We will hold your ID until the device is returned when you leave the performance. The assisted listening system at the venue is not a T-coil-compatible system.
Contact the TSO if you have any additional questions about accessibility, or have accessibility needs different from those mentioned here.
Food & Beverage
Wine, coffee and light sweet treats are available inside the Music Hall. For our Classic series, only beverages are allowed inside the hall. For all Special Events, both food and beverage are permitted.
The downtown area is also home to many fantastic local restaurants and bars perfect for pre- or post-performance stops.
