Turnpike Troubadours tickets 12/13/2025

Purchase Turnpike Troubadours tickets for Mesa Amphitheatre. Turnpike Troubadours tour schedule for Mesa Amphitheatre in Phoenix. Turnpike Troubadours playing in Phoenix, Arizona.

Phoenix Tickets > Concerts > Turnpike Troubadours Phoenix, AZ Tickets

Turnpike Troubadours tickets Phoenix

Turnpike Troubadours fans, Are you ready for Mesa? on Saturday, December 13th 2025 as part of her tour Turnpike Troubadours will be playing at Mesa Amphitheatre, AZ. Score your Turnpike Troubadours tickets Mesa right here.

Turnpike Troubadours Mesa Amphitheatre, AZ concert

Mesa Amphitheatre 201 North Center, Mesa, AZ, 85201
All hard to find tickets taking in consideration Mesa Turnpike Troubadours tickets could be found here on ticketsphoenix.com where you can as well stumble on tickets for Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe main concerts. Front row seating taking in consideration for Celebrity Theatre .

Turnpike Troubadours Mesa December 13th, 2025 dates


testimonials

Note

Turnpike Troubadours Customers Reviews

By ricelke

Great music, horrible experience

It took us an hour to get in through the gates. We missed the opener. Parking was different than it ever had been, we were lucky enough to be dropped off in the VIP parking lot. But there were so many people. I believe this event was oversold. We waited in line for an hour for beer to be told that they just ran out. I ran over to the other beer line waited for about half hour and they also ran out. This was about an hour and half before the headliner. Azura had a lot of work to do to make this a great venue.

By Anonymous

Amazing show, poor planning by venue

All of the acts did such an amazing job and I loved every second of the music! The venue - despite being beautiful and having the potential to be great - was in over its head. The lines were terrible for bathrooms, food and drinks. No one wants to go to a show and miss entire sets just to stand in line. There was no clear signage for cash and credit card lines so you'd wait in line for 45 minutes only to be told - when you *finally* got up front - it was cash only. The ATMs were cashed out early as well, so you couldn't pay cash even if you wanted to. The one time I got through a drink line that accepted credit cards line there was so much back and forth between pouring drinks and running cards it seemed very inefficient for the staff who were working their butts off. I think Azura really has the potential to be a great venue for this area, but they need to be prepaid for that volume of show-goers. They clearly oversold this show by opening up the lawn and didn't add extra staff to compensate. Some things I think could help in the future: set-up the stands with card readers at the counter so staff doesn't have to run around each other trying to take payments and fulfill orders, clearly mark which lines accept cash and which lines accept cards, or simply advertise events as cash only to save the hassle of long lines and running cards.

By CarterDD

Turnpike doesn’t disappoint

Turnpike was absolutely great, they are probably the most talented group in country music. Evan Felker is an extraordinary song writer, his lyrics really can tell a story and his vocals present the lyrics very well. Their live performances are true to their recorded music. Their shows are the only shows I’ve been to where the crowd sings all the words to all the songs all the way through the show, their fans truly love their music. If you are looking for a fun show with some outstanding Red Dirt Country, see the Turnpike Troubadours. You’ll probably leave the show a fan.

By Kat2july

Could have been a great show

All the bands that played are fantastic. I love all their songs. I have several Avett Brothers discs and a couple of Wood Brothers and Turnpike Troubadours releases. All those recordings sound great. The sad thing about this concert was the audio. I realize the Simmons Bank arena may not have the best acoustics. But I have been to shows (Eagles, Brad Paisley, Avett Brothers in 2016) at this venue where the audio engineers knew what they were doing. Either the audio engineers at this show were drunk or they were deaf. Either way, the sound was really bad. This was the first show I've ever seen in my life where the bass drowned out the drums (except for the kick drum). Every now and then you could hear a little cymbal sizzle but that's about it. Everything was mush. Even the recording music before and between acts was mush. I doubt I will ever go to another Simmons Bank arena concert.

Turnpike Troubadours at Mesa Amphitheatre

The Turnpike Troubadours, known for their unique blend of country, rock, and folk, are set to perform at the Mesa Amphitheatre in Mesa, Arizona, on December 13, 2025. With a rich history that dates back to their formation in 2005 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the band has garnered a dedicated following through their poignant lyrics and energetic live performances. Their concerts are often a celebration of life, love, and the struggles of everyday existence, resonating deeply with fans across the country.

This upcoming concert is part of their much-anticipated tour, which has previously included successful stops at iconic venues. The band?s repertoire features beloved tracks like "Good Lord Lorrie", "Long Hot Summer Day", and "Diamonds & Gasoline", which are sure to delight both long-time fans and newcomers alike. The Mesa Amphitheatre provides an intimate setting, allowing fans to connect closely with the performers.

With a seating capacity of approximately 4,950, the amphitheater offers various seating options from general admission to reserved seats. Prices for this concert are expected to range from $35 to $75, making it accessible for many fans. The venue is easily accessible, with ample parking and a detailed map available on their site.

Recent reviews of the Turnpike Troubadours highlight the band?s ability to create an electric atmosphere, with previous concerts scoring an impressive 9.5 out of 10 in terms of audience engagement and performance quality. Given their reputation and the excitement surrounding this event, it promises to be a memorable night in Mesa.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the date and time of the concert?
    The concert is scheduled for December 13, 2025, at the Mesa Amphitheatre, with doors typically opening at 6 PM.
  • How can I purchase tickets?
    Tickets can be purchased through our platform, ticketsphoenix.net, or at the venue's box office, subject to availability.
  • What are the seating arrangements like at Mesa Amphitheatre?
    The amphitheatre offers both general admission and reserved seating. The layout ensures that most seats provide a good view of the stage.
  • Are there age restrictions for the concert?
    Generally, all ages are welcome, but it's advisable to check specific venue policies for any age-related restrictions.
  • What is the price range for tickets?
    Ticket prices for the Turnpike Troubadours concert range from approximately $35 to $75, depending on the seating category.
  • Is parking available at the venue?
    Yes, there is ample parking available at the Mesa Amphitheatre, with designated areas for concert-goers.
  • What should I bring to the concert?
    It?s recommended to bring your tickets (printed or digital), valid ID, and any personal items you may need for a comfortable experience.
  • Will there be food and drinks available?
    Yes, the venue typically offers a variety of food and beverage options for purchase during the concert.
  • Can I bring my camera to the concert?
    Camera policies can vary; it?s best to check with the venue beforehand, but generally, professional cameras are not allowed.
  • Will the concert be rescheduled in case of bad weather?
    Outdoor concerts may be subject to weather conditions, and any changes will be communicated through official channels.

Media and Trailers



Concerts | Sports | Theatre | Venues | About Us | Contact Us | Help | Blog | RSS

Phoenix Tickets

Copyright © 2012 - 2025. ticketsphoenix.net. All Rights Reserved.
tickethere