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Here’s how it works: we’re creating a 64-song bracket made up of the greatest songs we play, just like a college tournament. First, you tell us your absolute favorite Drive song. The songs with the most submissions make the bracket. Then in March, we’ll put them head-to-head (3x per day) and live voting will decide which one advances and which one goes home, until one song becomes The Desert Crown.

Special thanks to Roadies (Lanes, Games and Gastropub) for making this tournament possible.

Submit your songs below and help build the field.

SONG SUBMISSION - March Music Matchups


Thank you to our Title Sponsor!

ROADIES is connected to RoadHouse Cinemas, you can easily walk between the two, making it the perfect combo for movies, meals, and memory-making.


What to Expect at ROADIES

ROADIES is more than just a bar or a bowling alley. It’s a full indoor entertainment experience under one roof. It's also THE BEST PLACE to watch any college championship game!

Spark Bowling
Interactive lanes that light up and respond as you play. There’s even a VIP Bowling Lounge for private parties and corporate events.
Axe Throwing
Try your hand at this fast-growing sport in a fun, controlled environment.
Krazy Darts
Take darts to the next level with animated scoring, team modes, and interactive features.

Laser Tag Arena
Step into a futuristic battleground with black lights, fog effects, and plenty of excitement.
Arcade Games and Prize Room
Over 100 of the most popular video and arcade games, plus a giant redemption room loaded with prizes.


Great Food, Drinks, and Atmosphere

ROADIES is also a full gastropub with a menu built for both quick bites and full meals.

Full-Service Kitchen
Expect quality food that goes beyond bar fare—burgers, sliders, wings, tacos, shareables, and more.

Full Bar and Happy Hour
Craft beer, cocktails, wine, and drink specials make ROADIES a great after-work hangout or weekend spot.

Micro Theatres
Private, 16-seat mini-theaters available for special screenings, parties, or team events.


A Sports Fan’s Dream Setup

Catch every game in style with two massive 14-foot LED screens in the sports bar area and dozens of TVs placed throughout the venue. Whether it’s NFL, NBA, college football, or major events, ROADIES is built for watching and cheering.


Perfect for Parties and Events

ROADIES is ideal for hosting:

With customizable space, private bowling lanes, Micro Theatres, and VIP options, it’s one of the most flexible party venues in Tucson.


Visit ROADIES in Tucson

Address: Grant and Swan, in the Crossroads Festival
Connected to: RoadHouse Cinemas
Open: Seven days a week
Reservations: Walk-ins welcome; groups and parties encouraged to book ahead

ROADIES is Tucson’s newest place to play, eat, and celebrate. From arcade games to axe throwing and great food to giant screens, there’s something for everyone.

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Every weekday morning at 7:30am. The Drive Tucson & McElroy's Automotive Repair presents DRIVE IT OR PARK IT aka (DIPI) is your opportunity to vote on some of the songs we play.

Vote to Drive it or Park it.

You are voting on the single "How Do I Make You"

by

Linda Ronstadt

Drive it or Park it

If you would like to SUGGEST a song to be voted on by our Drive Tucson listeners, submit with the form below. By submitting your suggestion, you agree to allow The Drive Tucson to mention you by name on the air, as part of the Drive it or Park it Feature.

Drive it or Park it SUGGESTIONS

Previous Day Results

DRIVEN!

The Drive Tucson is proud to announce Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band to the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall on June 3. A Beatle stepping onto a Tucson stage, in a venue named after one of Arizona’s own legends. That’s real music history meeting local music history in the same room.

Ringo’s sound has been part of Tucson’s backdrop for decades...from late-night vinyl at dorm rooms on Speedway, to the jukeboxes that used to hum along 4th Avenue, to every Roadie who still knows exactly where they were the first time they heard those unmistakable drum fills. His music has lived in this town longer than most new buildings in the skyline.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 5… but we’ve got them all week long. Keep listening. A chance to see a Beatle in the Old Pueblo is pretty dang special, and we’re proud to bring this one home.

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