Date: Saturday, February 1, 2025
- 9:30 AM to noon: Parada del Sol Parade
- Noon to 5:00 PM: Trail’s End Festival
Entertainment Schedules
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Silverado Main Stage
- 12:00 Noon–12:15 PM: The Herndon Brothers
- 12:15 PM–12:25 PM: Parada Welcome Presentation
- 12:25 PM–2:30 PM: The Herndon Brothers
- 3:00 PM–5:00 PM: Chad Freeman & Redline
Tailgate Stage
- 12:00 Noon–2:00 PM: The Chadwicks
- 2:30 PM–3:30 PM: The Pickup Lines
- 3:45–5:00 PM: The Pickup Lines
Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
- 12:00 Noon–12:55 PM: Ollin Yoliztli Dance
- 1:00 PM–1:55 PM: Viva Folklorico Dance Co.
- 2:00 PM–2:55 PM: Mariachi Pasion
- 3:00 PM–3:55 PM: Ballet Folklorico Quetzalli
- 4:00 PM–4:55 PM: Fiesta Mexicana Dance Company
Arizona Indian Festival Stage
- 12:00 Noon–1:30 PM: Smokestack Lightning
- 2:15 PM–3:45 PM: Smokestack Lightning
Marching Band Roundup
- 12:30 PM–12:50 PM: Desert Canyon Marching Band
- 1:15 PM–1:35 PM: Chapparal Marching Band
- 2:00 PM–2:20 PM: Coronado Marching Band
Performance times are subject to change
Festival Entertainment
Ballet Folklorico Quetzalli
3:00 PM-3:55 PM: Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
English: Ollin Yoliztli Mexican Culture, Dance and Arts Institute is an Arizona based educational institution founded in 1994 under the direction of Master instructor, choreographer & researcher Ana M. Bonilla. Its mission is the pursuit of artistic excellence and development of cultural diversity impact around the world. Our mission is to connect the world through the beauty of the Mexican folklore arts and inspire a lasting love and appreciation for Mexico through exhilarating performances.
Español: El Instituto Mexicano de Cultura, Danza y Artes Ollin Yoliztli es una institución educativa con sede en Arizona fundada en 1994 bajo la dirección de la maestra instructora, coreógrafa e investigadora Ana M. Bonilla. Su misión es la búsqueda de la excelencia artística y el desarrollo del impacto de la diversidad cultural en todo el mundo. Nuestra misión es conectar al mundo a través de la belleza del arte folclórico mexicano e inspirar un amor y aprecio duraderos por México a través de emocionantes actuaciones.
Chad Freeman & Redline
3:00 PM–5:00 PM: Silverado Main Stage
Founded in 2009, Chad Freeman and Redline have been a staple in the country music scene for well over a decade. They have performed for Nascar, NFR, PBR and Super Bowl as well as countless weddings and festivals from Nashville to Oregon and opened for over 25 national acts. Chad also spent four years touring the world with the iconic Village People performing in 15 countries and being a part of Steve Harvey’s Times Square New Year’s Eve 2019. CFR brings a variety of country music infused with some southern and classic rock. This talented group has years of experience bringing music to the masses and love to be one with the crowd!
The Chadwicks
12:00 PM–2:00 PM: Tailgate Stage
The Chadwicks have been performing consistently in Arizona since their inception in 1994. They started back when there was a thriving music scene in Tempe on Mill Ave. The band has played at multiple venues and events throughout the Valley but really made their mark locally playing at Martini Ranch every Thursday night in Scottsdale. The Chadwicks have opened up for bands such as Sugar Ray, Goo Goo Dolls, 311, Collective Soul and Matchbox 20 to name a few.
Fiesta Mexicana Dance Company
4:00 PM-4:55 PM: Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
Fiesta Mexicana Dance Company is facilitated through the Drug Elimination Family Awareness Program, a non-profit organization based in Phoenix founded by the late Daniel Martinez in 1995. Their unique dance program is dedicated to preventing substance abuse by offering youth of all ages the opportunity to develop positive cultural experiences through the performing arts while promoting higher education. Fiesta Mexicana has been recognized for their service in the community and is the official dance company in the United States to represent the world-renowned Ballet Folclórico Nacional de México de Silvia Lozano.
fiestamexicanadanc.wixsite.com
The Herndon Brothers Band
12:00 PM–12:15 PM, 12:25 PM–2:30 PM: Silverado Main Stage
Since their inception in 1986, the Herndon Brothers Band has been a beloved fixture in the Scottsdale music scene, enchanting audiences at their family-owned venue, Handlebar J as well as many other events concerts and parties.
With a rich history and a lineup of talented musicians, they continue to bring their unique sound to life. Each member of the band sings lead as well as harmonies, which gives the band and the audience a nice variety as they listen and enjoy.
www.facebook.com/TheHerndonBrothers
Mariachi Pasion
2:00 PM-2:55 PM: Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
English: Mariachi Pasion was formed after a group of female students met in an ethnomusicology class at Arizona State University. On a whim, and with a whole lot of “GANAS”, a handful of girls thought it would be fun to play for a relative…. and now, years later… the rest is “herstory”. Comprised of 10 members, the majority of the group members have worked their way through higher education performing mariachi music. Mariachi Pasion takes pride in its core group of musicians and our commitment to promoting the timeless beauty of mariachi to the next generation.
Mariachi Pasion has musicians that work in: engineering, education, finance, media, health care, IT and entrepreneurial endeavors. Some notable clients include: the late Senator John McCain, former President of Mexico Vicente Fox, ASU President Michael Crow, the Desert Botanical Gardens, comedian George Lopez, Senator Bernie Sanders, former governor and director of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, Arizona Opera, Gov. Katie Hobbs, AZ Rock and Roll Marathon, other VIP’S and a host of dignitaries.
The heart of Mariachi Pasion is the group chemistry; the soul of the group is the desire to share the beauty, elegance, and emotion of Mariachi music.
Español: Mariachi Pasión se formó después de que un grupo de estudiantes se conociera en una clase de etnomusicología en la Universidad Estatal de Arizona. Por capricho, y con un montón de “GANAS”, un puñado de niñas pensaron que sería divertido jugar para un familiar…. y ahora, años después… el resto es “su historia”. Compuesto por 10 miembros, la mayoría de los miembros del grupo se han abierto camino a través de sus estudios superiores interpretando música de mariachi. Mariachi Pasion se enorgullece de su grupo principal de músicos y de nuestro compromiso de promover la belleza eterna del mariachi a la próxima generación.
Mariachi Pasion tiene músicos que trabajan en: ingeniería, educación, finanzas, medios, atención médica, TI y emprendimientos. Algunos clientes notables incluyen: el difunto Senador John McCain, el ex Presidente de México Vicente Fox, el Presidente de ASU Michael Crow, el Jardín Botánico del Desierto, el comediante George López, el Senador Bernie Sanders, el ex gobernador y director de Seguridad Nacional Janet Napolitano, la Ópera de Arizona, el Gobernador Katie Hobbs, AZ Rock and Roll Marathon, otros VIP y una gran cantidad de dignatarios.
El corazón de Mariachi Pasión es la química del grupo; el alma del grupo es el deseo de compartir la belleza, elegancia y emoción de la música de Mariachi.
Ollin Yoliztli Dance
12:00 Noon-12:55 PM: Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
English: Ollin Yoliztli Mexican Culture, Dance and Arts Institute is an Arizona based educational institution founded in 1994 under the direction of Master instructor, choreographer & researcher Ana M. Bonilla. Its mission is the pursuit of artistic excellence and development of cultural diversity impact around the world. Our mission is to connect the world through the beauty of the Mexican folklore arts and inspire a lasting love and appreciation for Mexico through exhilarating performances.
Español: El Instituto Mexicano de Cultura, Danza y Artes Ollin Yoliztli es una institución educativa con sede en Arizona fundada en 1994 bajo la dirección de la maestra instructora, coreógrafa e investigadora Ana M. Bonilla. Su misión es la búsqueda de la excelencia artística y el desarrollo del impacto de la diversidad cultural en todo el mundo. Nuestra misión es conectar al mundo a través de la belleza del arte folclórico mexicano e inspirar un amor y aprecio duraderos por México a través de emocionantes actuaciones.
The Pickup Lines
2:30 PM–3:30 PM, 3:45 PM–5:00 PM: Tailgate Stage
The Pickup Lines Band was established in 2020 and quickly made a name for themselves with their genre-spanning sound that blends country, rock, R&B, and everything in between. With members Brandon, JJ, Andre, KJ, and Marcus, the band is known for their electrifying performances and musical versatility.
Their high-energy shows have entertained audiences at major events, including festivals and NASCAR functions, where they deliver a mix of classic hits and modern favorites tailored to captivate diverse crowds. With a reputation for bringing energy and authenticity to every stage they play; The Pickup Lines Band is a rising force in the live music scene.
Smokestack Lightning
12:00 Noon–1:30 PM, 2:15 PM–3:45 PM: Arizona Indian Festival Stage
Smokestack Lightning is a band beyond the powers of one person. It takes all four of these men of action to bring out the gut wrenching blues and restless rock ‘n’ roll to the masses of music lovers everywhere. Since they banded together in late 2009, they’ve taken cues from their blues and rock forebears to form an unmistakable sound of pain, triumph, loneliness and joy.
Viva Folklorico Dance Co.
1:00 PM-1:55 PM: Fiesta Scottsdale Stage
Viva Folklorico Dance Co. is the Southwest’s premier ballet folklorico company. Now in its 20th season, Viva Folklorico Dance Co. is dedicated to preserving and celebrating authentic Mexican folkloric dance while creating and commissioning new, innovative works. Under the direction of Julie Viva Folklorico Dance Co. has performed on professional stages of Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, New York, Guadalajara, Acapulco and London for the Olympic festivities. In 2024 Ms. Gallego will be celebrating her 38th year Anniversary as owner of Viva Performing Arts Center-Home of Viva Folklorico Dance Co. Her school has mentored thousands of youth to appreciate and sustain the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Tucson’s Mexican American community.
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