Traveling Tunes
Traveling Tunes
America’s Friendliest Airport® welcomes you to enjoy our Traveling Tunes Music Program!
Local artists take the stage and play live music on the Traveling Tunes music stage in Terminal 3, Level 4 on the main concourse, and in the Terminal 4 Food Court on Level 3.
Are you a local artist?
Interested musicians (a maximum of four per musical group) can submit an application.
2025 Music Through the Decades
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January – Opera / Musical
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February – Music of the 1940’s
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March – Music of the 1970’s
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April – Music of the 2010’s
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May – Music of the 1960’s
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June – Music of the 1980’s
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July – Music of the 1930’s
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August – Music of the 1990’s
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September – Music of the 1950’s
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October – Music of the 2000’s
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November – Classical
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December – Holiday
This Month’s Featured Artist
Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet (FHSQ)
Performing July 10 & 24, 2025 in Terminal 4 from 9-11 a.m.
The Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet, formed in 2013, is fast building a reputation as one of the area’s favorite chamber music ensembles. The Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet has been delighting audiences in the greater Phoenix area with its expert musicianship and its often-humorous, always-engaging rapport with audiences. This versatile group gets toes tapping and hearts singing with music that covers every genre, decade and continent. Featuring local musicians Jeffrey Anthony (soprano), Heather Baldwin (alto), Donna Wilde (tenor) and Dale Nelson (baritone), the group released its first CD: “Baby, It’s Warm Outside.”
The Groove Source Duo
Performing July 3 & 17, 2025 in Terminal 3 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ellen’s sultry and silky-smooth jazz vocal sound is reminiscent of the cool jazz genre of the 1950s. Her unique style and swinging rhythmic sense have been compared to the late great jazz vocalists – June Christy, Anita O’Day, Carmen McRae, Ella Fitzgerald, to name a few. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Ellen began her professional musical career working in clubs, as well as a variety of venues, in and around the Chicagoland area. In 1988, Ellen was invited to relocate to Orlando, Florida to work for Walt Disney World where she performed for thousands of their conventions and wedding reception events. She was the jazz/big band vocalist with two of Walt Disney World’s top convention and wedding bands; The Prime Time Orchestra – a 17-piece big band inspired by the Les Brown Orchestra and Sinatra’s big band sound, and After Six – a 7-piece jazz/swing band.
Al has also been in the business for decades performing at exclusive resorts, clubs and private events all over the state of Arizona as well as New York.
Now operating out of the Phoenix area, together as The Groove Source Duo, they bring a unique and refreshing stylized approach to this wonderful genre of music that audiences truly appreciate!