Oct 23, 2026 · 47 min · 11 segments
Tempe has a sound you can hear in the first few chords and it didn’t happen by accident. Glenn Gardner and Walt Richardson sit down with special guest Mark Zubia, a veteran Arizona singer-songwriter…
Walt RichardsonHostGlenn GardnerHostMark ZubiaGuestGil RosalesJames MattisonEmma MattisonKrisennathat's at 70 dry creek road in sedona arizona you've got an open mic on the first and third wednesday of every month now the sign up window is four to five pm and the performance is actually only five to seven pm so you're allowed two songs and it's limited to the first eight performers only which is a little shorter compared to most open mics.
But after the open mic, they have a group jam session following the open mic that's hosted by Dan Rice.
One of the things that's happening in the West is the renovation at Murphy Park in downtown Glendale is finished.
There's a beautiful amphitheater that sits right behind City Hall in Glendale.
I know Eric Douglas' band, who's involved in the Glendale Folk Festival, is going to be there, along with Down with the Shine and I believe one or two other acts.
But this is going to be a regular thing where there's music in that amphitheater.
uh in glendale and it's really nice that that's done the parking is all done there the park has been redone so uh that should be a really nice asset for the community and for musicians uh for another great stage to uh to play on above and beyond that there is still uh just a lot of great open mics that are starting to really cook now that the weather is starting to uncook uh so that uh we can be outside at places like enchiladas on mondays um and there are plenty of other great patio and ramada open mics really across arizona that are really going to get cooking snowbirds will be back if not starting to dribble in now so it's upwards and onwards from here that's what's vibing over here uh in the west
We're going to migrate over to Central and East Valley, Arizona, with Walt Richardson.
that's at 70 dry creek road in sedona arizona you've got an open mic on the first and third wednesday of every month now the sign up window is four to five pm and the performance is actually only five to seven pm so you're allowed two songs and it's limited to the first eight performers only which is a little shorter compared to most open mics.
But after the open mic, they have a group jam session following the open mic that's hosted by Dan Rice.
One of the things that's happening in the West is the renovation at Murphy Park in downtown Glendale is finished.
There's a beautiful amphitheater that sits right behind City Hall in Glendale.
I know Eric Douglas' band, who's involved in the Glendale Folk Festival, is going to be there, along with Down with the Shine and I believe one or two other acts.
But this is going to be a regular thing where there's music in that amphitheater.
uh in glendale and it's really nice that that's done the parking is all done there the park has been redone so uh that should be a really nice asset for the community and for musicians uh for another great stage to uh to play on above and beyond that there is still uh just a lot of great open mics that are starting to really cook now that the weather is starting to uncook uh so that uh we can be outside at places like enchiladas on mondays um and there are plenty of other great patio and ramada open mics really across arizona that are really going to get cooking snowbirds will be back if not starting to dribble in now so it's upwards and onwards from here that's what's vibing over here uh in the west
We're going to migrate over to Central and East Valley, Arizona, with Walt Richardson.
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