Mason and Birds and Arrows joins Phoenix glam rockers for Summer Rock Revival at Congress's outdoor plaza stage. Event also includes photo exhibits, live painter.
Cathalena E. Burch Saturday’s Summer Rock Revival show at Hotel Congress will feature a trio of bands, photo exhibitions and a painter doing his thing throughout the night.Summer Rock Revival’s curator Jacob Acosta might not have been thinking in those terms when he put together the show with his rock band Mason, Tucson’s award-winning husband and wife duo Birds and Arrows and the hot-rocking Phoenix band Daphne + The Glitches.
Acosta said he was first and foremost looking to create a “great show, a great production, a party for all the local people.” But he was also looking to create something bigger, some pageantry that would remind you of festivals that went beyond the music on the stage and showcased the community’s culture.
The concert reunites Birds and Arrows‘ Andrea and Pete Connolly with the glam-rocking Daphne + The Glitches. The two acts shared the Hotel Congress stage in February 2022 when the Connollys, who moved here several years ago from North Carolina, released “Electric Bones,” the first album they recorded in Tucson.
Acosta and his bandmates — drummer Andre Gressieux, bass player Barry Young and guitar player Jason Allen — are having a little costume contest amongst themselves to see who comes out with the most colorful outfit.But the band’s true focus will be showcasing the evolution brought about with its second album, “My Kind of Trouble,” recorded live at Waterworks Studio and released last fall.
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