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Take advantage of the hottest spot for live music - Roosters Country Bar. Whether you're a fan of seasoned artists or up-and-coming talent, this bar is the place to be. Nominated for the best small music venue, country bar, and spot for day drinking, Roosters has it all. With four pool tables, weekly tournaments, and free play, you can sharpen your skills while enjoying the tunes. Not to mention, they have a smoking patio, 11 HD TVs, TouchTunes, and a cornhole to keep the fun going all night long. Roosters offers exclusive access to their patio area if you're planning a private event. See what all the hype is about at Roosters Country Bar.

Experience the thrill of World War II and revisit its most daring moments at the Arizona Wing CAF Aviation Museum. This extraordinary museum features real-life airplanes flown during the era, including the main attraction - a fully renovated B-17 bomber named "Sentimental Journey." These aircraft have been lovingly restored to their former glory, and what's more, some of them are still airworthy. Step into the past as you explore vintage artifacts, photographs, and exhibits. The museum's mission is to educate and enthrall current and future generations by showcasing the historic airplanes that shaped American military aviation history. This is a unique chance to witness these incredible planes in action and revisit the pivotal moments of our nation's history.

The Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona, is a popular live performance venue that hosts over 150 musical acts each year, featuring some of the biggest names in the music industry. Despite its somewhat dingy appearance, the venue is an actual rock-style club and one of the last places in the area that still embraces the Rock' n' Roll lifestyle. The venue consistently hosts great acts at affordable prices, including renowned artists such as NIN, City & Colour, Muse, Kings of Leon, Interpol, The Black Keys, Sigur Rós, Jimmy Eat World, Modest Mouse, Social Distortion, Tiger Army, and Deftones. The Marquee Theatre is also one of the few places left where people can still mosh and crowd surf, making it a haven for concert enthusiasts with diverse music tastes.