Arizona Bike Week rides back to WestWorld this week with motorcycle rally, concert series

PHOENIX — The 29th edition of Arizona Bike Week kicks off this week at WestWorld in Scottsdale bringing with it concerts and high-octane action.

The event begins Wednesday and runs through Sunday at the north Scottsdale venue, which is located near Pima and Bell roads.

There will be concerts the first four days of Bike Week with a headliner each night as well as 29 local bands performing throughout those days.

“The Arizona Bike Week audience is diverse, and this concert lineup reflects that, offering something for music tastes of all types,” Arizona Bike Week co-producer Lisa Cyr said in a press release. “From legendary performers to local rising stars, we handpicked these bands and artists to keep fans on their feet.”

In addition to the performances, the event will feature combat sports, stunt shows, racing and custom bike exhibitions.

It is important to note that admission to the event is free until 5 p.m. each day. However, community members that want to attend the nighttime festivities need a ticket.

Tickets for Bike Week can still be purchased online with the price of single-day passes depending on the day, Rally Pass General Admission — which gives you access to all days and events — costing $193 and Rally Pass Front Row Experience being $391.

For those not interested in seeing the concerts at the RockYard, there are PowerYard passes they can purchase, which cost $24 for a single-day pass or $48 for a multi-day pass.

What is the schedule for 2026 Arizona Bike Week?

Here is the lineup for who’s headlining at Bike Week’s RockYard each night and what it would cost to see them without a full event pass (including taxes and fees):

• Black Stone Cherry, Wednesday: $45 for general admission, $68 for front row experience and $89 for front row seating.
• Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening, Thursday: $74 for general admission, $120 for front row experience and $161 for front row seating.
• Cody Jinks, Friday: $95 for general admission, $162 for front row experience and $219 for front row seating.
• Ted Nugent, Saturday: $98 for general admission, $167 for front row experience and $225 for front row seating.

On Saturday, the “Bikes & Fights” Arena Wars Fighting Series will also take place at 6 p.m. in The Pit. Tickets to the series can be purchased separately with general admission costing $73 and premium seating starting at $84 and going as high as $102.

Gates for the series open at 4:30 p.m.

Throughout all five days of Bike Week, attendees will also have the opportunity to see stunt shows, custom bike exhibitions and specialty showcases. The featured events include MotoClay Lowco Vicla Show, Joe Norkin’s Kingdom of Kicks Chopper Show, Iron Goddess All-Female Motorcycle Show and Hacarti Motorcycle’s Little Rascals Bike Show.

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