Arizona-based promoter JRM Events is putting on the event, which features a blend of rock ‘n’ roll, country, and Americana acts, with headliners such as Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers.
Others scheduled to perform will be alt-country artist The White Buffalo, southern rockers Cody Canada and the Departed, metalcore act Waves in April and roots-rock duo Micky and Willy Braun
Want to know more about the Desert Sol Jam? Check out the following guide with the full schedule, ticket info and other details.
When is Desert Sol Jam?
The outdoor music festival happens on Saturday, March 23, rain or shine. Where is the event?
It's happening at the Scottsdale Civic Center East Bowl, 3839 N. Drinkwater Blvd. in Scottsdale. What time does Desert Sol Jam start?
The festival runs from 2 to 10 p.m. How much are tickets?
General admission is $60 per person (plus taxes and fees) and includes entry into the event and access to all vendors and the lawn area. VIP tickets are $150 per person (plus taxes and fees) and include four complimentary drinks and access to onstage and up-front viewing areas, a private bar and a VIP-only restroom.
Are there discounts?
Yes. Discounted general admission tickets are $35 for students who are 14 to 24 years old. A valid student ID must be presented when entering the festival. Is there an age limit?
Desert Sol Jam is open to all ages. Children under 14 are with with a paid adult admission. 
Desert Sol Jam lineup and schedule
Here’s when each artist is performing at the event: - 2:15 p.m.: Prefect
- 3 p.m.: Waves in April
- 3:45 p.m.: The Cole Trains
- 4:30 p.m.: Micky and Willy Braun
- 5:30 p.m.: The White Buffalo
- 6:30 p.m.: Cody Canada and the Departed
- 8 p.m.: Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers
Getting there
Scottsdale Civic Center is located along Drinkwater Boulevard just south of Indian School Road. There are two direct routes to get there: - Take the Loop 202/Red Mountain Freeway to Scottsdale Road/Rural Road (Exit 7) and then head north until you reach Drinkwater Boulevard and go north.
- Take the Loop 101/Pima Freeway to Indian School Road (Exit 47) before going west to Drinkwater Boulevard and heading south.
Is public transit available?
Yes. Valley Metro’s No. 41 (Indian School Road) and 72 (Scottsdale Road/Rural Road) bus lines offer stops within walking distance of Scottsdale Civic Center Mall. Fares are $2 for a single ride or $4 for an all-day pass. Scottsdale's trolley system also operates in the area and the 68CM (68th Street/Camelback Road) or MLHD (Miller Road/Hayden Road) routes can get you a short distance from the festival.Parking
Free parking is available within walking distance of the Scottsdale Civic Center, including multiple street spaces, lots and structures. A map of all the parking options in the area is available here.
Is re-entry allowed?
Re-entry will be allowed up until 6 p.m. Bag policy
Small clutch bags that are made from clear plastic, clear vinyl and PVC will be allowed at Desert Sol Jam.What to eat and drink
A variety of local vendors will have food and drinks (including alcohol) available for purchase during the festival. You can also bring in sealed bottles of water.Is there a Desert Sol Jam after-party?
Yes. The Desert Sol Jam after-party will happen at 10 p.m. on Saturday at the Backdoor Lounge, 7330 E. Main St. in Scottsdale. The Mark Zubia Band will perform. Admission to the 21-and-over event is free. What items are allowed at Desert Sol Jam?
The following items are permitted:- Blankets
- Sealed water bottles
- Sunglasses and other sun protection
- Glow toys
What items are not allowed?
Here’s a list of what you can’t bring into the festival:- Firearms or weapons of any kind
- Fireworks or explosives
- Firetoys
- Pets (except for authorized service animals)
- Outside food or drinks
- Chairs, shade tents and other view-obstructing items
