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Shaq’s Fun House @ Talking Stick Resort APACHE GOLD & SKY CASINOS—Globe & Winkelman

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BLUEWATER CASINO—Parker

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BUCKY’S & YAVAPAI CASINOS—Prescott

Live music at the Prescott Resort 6-9 p.m. Saturdays.

CASINO ARIZONA—Scottsdale

Project Presley (Elvis)—January 6 & 7 Strange Days (The Doors)—January 20 & 21 4NR (Foreigner)—January 27 & 28 Wanted (Bon Jovi)—February 3 & 4 Sixtiesmania (1960s Hits)—February 10 & 11 Rock N Roll Band (Boston)—February 24 & 25

CASINO DEL SOL—Tucson

Los Angeles Azules De Iztapalapa—April 15

CLIFF CASTLE CASINO HOTEL—Camp Verde

Los Tucanes De Tijuana—March 11

COCOPAH CASINO—Somerton

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DESERT DIAMOND CASINO—Sahuarita

Felipe Esparza—January 21, 2023 Jodeci—January 28, 2023 Ladies Night Tour (S. Easton & T. Dayne)—February 18 Jimmie Allen—March 24

HARRAH’S AK-CHIN CASINO—Maricopa

Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience—January 21 Gary Allan—Ruthless Tour—March 11

Sports Illustrated—The Party @ Talking Stick Resort HON-DAH RESORT CASINO—Pinetop

Live Music Tuesdays Through Saturdays Monday Funday Comedy Shows

MAZATZAL CASINO—Payson

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QUECHAN CASINO RESORT—Winterhaven

Jeff Foxworthy—January 12 Jay Dupis (The Ultimate Elvis)—January 19 Luis “El Flaco” Angel—January 26 Kansas—March 23

TALKING STICK RESORT—Scottsdale

Aaron Lewis—January 21 Fitz & The Tantrums—January 28 Kathleen Madigan—February 4 Shaq’s Fun House—February 10 Sports Illustrated—The Party—February 11 Air Supply—February 18 Tyler Henry (The Hollywood Medium)—April 1 Scotty McCreery—April 21

TWIN ARROWS CASINO—Flagstaff

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WE-KO-PA CASINO RESORT—Fountain Hills

Live Music In Ember Steakhouse Live Music In WKP Sports & Entertainment Live And Let Die (Paul McCartney)—February 18

WILD HORSE PASS RESORT & CASINO—Chandler

Lunar New Year—Tinh Xuan—January 14 Chris Cagle—January 21 A Thrilling Tribute (Michael Jackson)—February 3 Locash—February 24

Jeff Foxworthy Quechan Casino Resort January 12 Kansas Quechan Casino Resort March 23

Jeff Foxworthy is one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country.

He is the largest selling comedy-recording artist in history, a multiple Grammy Award nominee and best selling author of 26 books. Widely known for his redneck jokes, his act goes well beyond that to explore the humor in everyday family interactions and human nature, a style that has been compared to Mark Twain’s.

He is best known as a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, which performed in front of sold-out audiences across the U.S., and its success also spawned a highly popular television series and three DVD movies.

Jeff hosted the FOX television game show Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader for several seasons, including its return to primetime this past fall. Jeff executive produced and starred in, Foxworthy’s Big Night Out and the television series, Blue Collar TV, which he created for the WB network. Blue Collar TV came about due to the success of Blue Collar Comedy Tour, the movie and the concert tour of the same name. The movie premiered on Comedy Central and was the highest rated movie in the channel’s history.

Tickets: $60 to $85 at etix.com Time: 8 p.m. Venue: Pipa Event Center Must be 21+ Fusing the complexity of British prog-rock with an American heartland sound representative of their name, Kansas is among the most popular bands of the late ’70s.

Kansas-whose founding members all hailed from the statefirst came together in 1970, shuffling through multiple lineups before releasing their self-titled debut LP in 1974. Extensive touring made Kansas a cult favorite, but the band broke through to a mass audience with 1976’s Leftoverture (#5 on the Billboard Album chart).

“Carry On Wayward Son,” their first major hit, is still one of the most-played songs on classic rock radio. “Dust in the Wind,” a last-minute addition to their 1977 LP, Point of Know Return, hit No.6 on the Billboard Hot 100, their only single to crack the US Top 10. Kansas’ 1998 LP, Always Never the Same, featured the London Symphony Orchestra and a cover of The Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby.”

After nearly 20 years of lineup changes, all six original members briefly reunited in 1999 to record Somewhere to Elsewhere, which came out the following year. In 2005, the group was inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame and the Georgia Music Hall of Fame followed suit in 2013, as many members of the band now reside there.

Tickets: $65 to $80 at etix.com Time: 8 p.m. Venue: Pipa Event Center Must be 21+