Live Music at Sedona Crossing with Pam Nelson

Experience live music with the Pam Nelson band, a full 5-piece ensemble that covers a variety of genres to suit all occasions at Sedona Crossing.

For inquiries about the live music events featuring the Pam Nelson band at Sedona Crossing, you can reach Dave at (602) 380-1940 or Pam at (480) 438-7065.

Live Music at Sedona Crossing with Pam Nelson

Experience live music with the Pam Nelson band, a full 5-piece ensemble that covers a variety of genres to suit all occasions at Sedona Crossing.

For inquiries about the live music events featuring the Pam Nelson band at Sedona Crossing, you can reach Dave at (602) 380-1940 or Pam at (480) 438-7065.

Sample Song List

Find Your Favorite Artists

455 rocket Kathy Mattea Ain't no way to go Brooks & Dunn All I want for Xmas is you Vince Vance & Valientes All I want to do is have some fun Sheryl Crowe Angel of the morning Juice Newton Baby what you want me to do Jimmy Reed Back on the chain gang The Pretenders Bad moon rising John Fogerty Better things to do Terri Clark Black Velvet Analyna Miles Blue bayou Linda Ronstadt Blues eyes in Texas Restless Heart Boot scootin' boogie Brooks & Dunn Born to be Blue The Judds Brass in the pocket The Pretenders Brickhouse The Commodores Calling all angels Train Can't Let Go Jill King Can't you see Marshall Tucker Chain, The Fleetwood Mac Chair, The George Straight Chain of fools Aretha Franklin City of New Orleans Willie Nelson Colour my world Chicago Crazy little thing called love Queen Dance hall days Wang Chung Dancing Queen ABBA Doctor my eyes Jackson Browne Don't it make my brown eyes blue Crystal Gayle Down at the twist & shout Mary Chapin Carpenter Down on the corner CCR Drift away Dobie Gray Dream a little dream Mama Cass Easy on the eyes Terri Clark Eighteen wheels and a dozen roses Kathy Mattea Everybody have fun tonight Wang Chung Fast as you Dwight Yokum Feelin alright Joe Cocker Freeway of Love Aretha Franklin Girls night out The Judds Givin it up for your love Delbert McClinton God bless the USA Lee Greenwood Guitars and Cadillacs Dwight Yokum Harvest Moon Neil Young Heard it in a love song Marshall Tucker Heard it through the grapevine Amy Winehouse Heart of Gold Neil Young Have you ever seen the rain CCR Help me make it through the night Kris Kristofferson I feel lucky Mary Chapin Carpenter I love this bar Toby Keith I saw her standing there The Beatles I saw the light Wynonna Judd I'm so happy that I can't stop crying Toby Keith/Sting It's too late Carole King Jenny, Jenny 8675309 Tommy Tutone Landslide Stevie Nicks Liza Jane Vince Gill Long train running Dobbie Bros Looking out my backdoor CCR Middle of the road The Pretenders Mi Vida Loca Pam Tills Moondance Van Morrison Mustang Sally Wilson Picket My baby think he's a train Rosanne Cash Neon Moon Brooks & Dunn Never been to Spain Three Dog Night Nick of time Bonnie Raitt Nights in white satin Moody Blues No one else on earth Wynonna Judd Norwegian Wood The Beatles Ohh, baby baby Linda Ronstadt One way or another Blondie Pink Cadillac Bruce Springsteen Play that Funky Music Wild Cherry Pour me Trick Pony Pride and Joy Stevie Ray Vaughn Remember When Alan Jackson Riders in the rain Randy Newman Rockin with the rhythm of the rain The Judds Roadhouse blues The Doors Rock and roll is king ELO Roll with it Stevie Winwood Route 66 Sedona Crossing Version Runaway Bonnie Raitt Secret Agent Man Johnny Rivers Shape of my heart Sting She's in love with the boy Trisha Yearwood Soak up the sun Sheryl Crowe Something bad Miranda L/Carrie U. Something to talk about Bonnie Raitt Soul Man Blues Brothers Smooth Santana Spooky Atlanta Rhythm Section Stray Cat Strut Stray Cats Stop draggin my heart around Tom Petty Summertime Porgy & Bess Sweet baby James James Taylor Sweet home Chicago Blues Brothers Take me home country roads John Denver Take my breath away Berlin Tennessee whiskey Chris Stapleton Tequila sunrise The Eagles That's be the day Linda Ronstadt The road is my middle name Bonnie Raitt Then you can tell me goodbye Neil McCoy Two sparrows and a hurricane Tanya Tucker Unchain My Heart Joe Cocker Unwell Matchbox 20 Uptown Funk Bruno Mars Walk like an Egyptian The Bangles Use Me Bill Withers We just disagree Dave Mason When will I be loved Linda Ronstadt Where are you Christmas Faith Hill Wild Night Van Morrison Wild, Wild West The Escape Club Will you still love me tomorrow Carole King With a little help from my friends The Beatles XXXs and OOOs American Girl Trisha Yearwood You make lovin fun Fleetwood Mac You've Got to Hide Your Love Away The Beatles. Enjoy live music with the Pam Nelson band and other artists at Sedona Crossing!

Sedona Crossing Highlight Reel

Sedona Crossing Trio

Sedona Crossing performs at SaddleBrooke Ranch in October 2023. Sedona Crossing includes Pam (Nelson) Artibey on vocals, guitar and flute; Marty Novak on vocals and guitar; and Tom O'Shea on vocals and bass guitar. Sedona Crossing is currently performing throughout the Tucson and surrounding areas. Special thanks for Jamie and Jonathan from Blues Productions for putting this all together!

Oh, Baby, Baby

Pam (Nelson) Artibey performs this famous Smokey Robinson song with Sedona Crossing at SaddleBrooke Ranch in October 2023.

Chain Of Fools

This tune, made famous by Aretha Franklin is performed by Sedona Crossing's vocal artist Pam (Nelson) Artibey at SaddleBrooke Ranch in October 2023about your business here.

Given It Up For Your Love

Tom O'Shea performs this catchy Delbert McClinton tune at SaddleBrooke Ranch in October 2023.

Can't Let Go

Marty Novak performs Jill King's "Can't Let Go" with Sedona Crossing in SaddleBrooke Ranch.

About Us

Two musicians playing guitar and bass outdoors on a sunny day.

Come Join Us!

Pam Nelson has been performing live music throughout Arizona for more than 25 years. Her band, Sedona Crossing, was one of the most sought after bands in the 1990s. Pam performs as a trio or with the full Pam Nelson band. Her unique sound and ability to perform all types of music have made her a very popular performer throughout the Phoenix and Tucson area.

A lively band performing indoors with guitars and microphones.

Booking an Event?

We take pride in providing the best entertainment for your event, including live music from the Pam Nelson band at Sedona Crossing. We ensure that your event will be stress-free and well organized. So sit back, relax, and leave everything to us!

Three musicians performing indoors with guitars and microphones.

Always Something Going On

When we're not hosting a private event, the Pam Nelson band is performing live music at various venues around the Tucson/Oro Valley area as well as throughout Arizona, including Sedona Crossing. Please note that these events are subject to change.

Sedona Crossing Band from the 1990's

Nick Of Time

Pam Artibey (Nelson) performs a Bonnie Raitt classic-"Nick of Time".

Is There A Real Man For Sale?

Pam Nelson wrote this country-two step song with a play on words about finding the right man. It has been very popular at all the Sedona Crossing concert events. Enjoy!

Route 66

Check out Sedona Crossing's version of the classic "Route 66". Peter Storn-lead guitar, Mike Giacalone-keyboard, Al Beasley-bass guitar, Matt Indes-drums, and Pam Nelson-vocals and flute.

Playing That Gambling Game

Pam Nelson wrote this country blues tune about taking a chance on making it in Nashville.

The Road Is My Middle Name

Check out this popular Bonnie Raitt tune performed by Pam Nelson and Sedona Crossing.

Heard It In A Love Song

Pam Nelson and Sedona Crossing perform "Heard it in a love song" by the Marshall Tucker Band. Al Beasley sings the main vocal while Peter Storn (guitar), Mike Giacalone (keyboard) and Pam Nelson (flute and backup vocals) accompany Al. We can't forget the heartbeat of the band as drummer, Matt Indes.

Performing Partners

Pamela Artibey (Nelson)

Black and white portrait of a woman with styled hair and pearl earrings.

Pam Artibey, also known as Pam Nelson, began her journey as a vocalist with a big band in the 80s. In 1989, she and Tom O'Shea formed the Pam Nelson band, 'Pam Nelson and Sedona Crossing.' As the lead vocalist, Pam not only sings but also plays acoustic rhythm guitar, flute, harmonica, and keyboards. Throughout the 1990s, Sedona Crossing showcased their live music at some of the most prestigious resorts in Arizona, even opening for major acts like Exile and Gary Allen, and performing at two Fiesta Bowl events.

In the 1990s, Pam released an international CD that received airplay throughout Europe and in over 30 countries. Fast forward to 2022, Pam reunited with Tom O'Shea to perform as a duo and trio, bringing Sedona Crossing back to its roots as a 5-piece band, primarily entertaining audiences in the Tucson and Oro Valley area.

Tom O'Shea

Man in sunglasses playing electric guitar on outdoor stage.

Tom is a lifelong musician with a BA in Music Performance from New York State University. He was a full-time bass player with the New York based band, “Out of the Blue,” and later performed as a full-time bass player for the Arizona based touring act, “Corte,” in the 1980s. In 1990, Tom and Pam Nelson launched the Arizona based band, “Sedona Crossing,” where Tom served as the full-time bass player and audio engineer. Additionally, he worked as an A1 audio engineer at Tarrytown Music Hall in Westchester, New York. Tom also started his own business, “Blue Skye Sound Company,” in New York, collaborating with artists such as Cyndi Lauper, Gordon Lightfoot, Kris Kristofferson, Smokey Robinson, and many others. In 2020, Tom and his wife, Liza, relocated to Oro Valley, AZ, where he continues to enjoy live music.

Peter Storn

Man playing electric guitar with focus and passion.

Peter Storn began his professional journey in Los Angeles, where he played in various club bands and participated in studio sessions with artists like Irene Cara, George Johnson (from Brothers Johnson), and David Williams (from Michael Jackson). After spending six years on the road with a Rock/Dance/Variety band, he moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where he collaborated with several groups across diverse styles. His work included Pop/Rock/Alternative with '1933,' Funk/R&B with Jamtrak, Contemporary Jazz/Smooth Jazz with Cliff Sarde, Jazz with Dennis Rowland, and Country with 'House of Steel,' featuring steel guitar player Mike G. Smith (known for his work with the Gatlin Brothers, Judds, and Jerry Reed). He was also part of one of Pam Nelson's earlier Country/Classic Rock bands, Sedona Crossing.

Under his own name, the Peter Storn Project, he focused on Jazz and Contemporary Jazz, releasing two CDs, with a notable highlight being a 10-day tour of Mexico.

Peter contributed to two of Cliff Sarde’s albums, offering original compositions for each, one featuring pianist Russell Ferrante from the Yellowjackets. A collaboration with Cliff Sarde also earned them a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award for film music for the PBS special 'Visions of Arizona.'

Additionally, a writing and recording side project with Thaddeus Rose yielded several songs that found placements in popular TV shows such as 'The Mentalist' on CBS and on MTV.

In recent years, Peter has performed and toured with several Tribute Shows, playing live music that celebrates the works of Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks, the British Invasion, and The Beatles.

Marty Novak

Smiling woman speaking into a microphone with an outdoor scenic background.

Marty Novak is a talented singer/songwriter/musician who has been making waves in the live music scene since the early 80s. She began her journey as the minister of music for a non-denominational church in West Palm Beach, FL, where she played keyboards and led congregational worship. As she honed her craft, Marty started to write and perform her own songs, becoming a featured artist at several songwriter showcases. One of her notable works includes the song "You are the Key," which she wrote for the United Way and was played at all their Minneapolis fundraising events throughout the year. Additionally, she provided her vocal talents as a backing or lead vocalist for numerous local Minneapolis recording artists, assisting them in recording their demos. In the late 90s, she joined a corporate variety band, performing at events for publicly held companies across the Twin Cities. In 2000, Marty relocated to Colorado, where she dedicated most of her time to her career as a professional graphic designer.

In 2020, Marty made the move to Oro Valley, AZ, and in 2023, she joined Sedona Crossing as a singer, guitar, and keyboard player. It’s interesting to note that Marty Novak and Pam Artibey, a fellow member of the Pam Nelson band, grew up less than 2 miles apart in a small St. Paul, MN neighborhood, yet they only discovered this connection during a conversation at a band rehearsal.

Adrian Rupp

Smiling man holding drumsticks behind a white drum set outdoors.

As a Pacific Northwest transplant who grew up in the Midwest and moved abroad, spending some time living in Europe, Central America, and the South Pacific before retiring to Oracle, AZ in 2022, Adrian receives invigorating enjoyment from making delightful rhythmic sounds while banging on things. He has a particular passion for live music and often performs with the Pam Nelson band.

He prefers to assault percussion instruments in a style influenced by John Philip Sousa, Neil Peart, and later by Lars Ulrich, evolving a unique style that may be described as a combination of rock, country, jazz, and punk with a hint of polka.

Playing gigs in the 70s and 80s, he started with what we now call classic rock (back then it was just called rock!). At some point, he evolved into heavy metal, eventually coming back to the other end of the musical spectrum by performing as a percussionist in a classical orchestra, including shows at Sedona Crossing.

Outside of music, Adrian enjoys a wide variety of extracurricular activities, from softball to software programming to scuba diving (should the opportunity present itself). He also appreciates a perfectly cooked steak, has an extraordinary addiction to candy, and enjoys short walks on the beach.

Robert Feeney

Man in cowboy hat playing electric guitar against a rustic wall.

Robert Feeney joined Sedona Crossing in January 2025. His lead guitar playing and vocals lend a special touch to the band, which is known for its vibrant live music performances. Robert has played professionally in the Tucson area for years. His smooth style of playing and vocal abilities make him a solid member of the Sedona Crossing band, often drawing comparisons to the Pam Nelson band.

Live Music at Sedona Crossing with Pam Nelson

Live Music at Sedona Crossing with Pam Nelson

Events

12/5/2025

OVPD Volunteer Christmas Party

4:30 pm

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8:00 pm

12/5/2025

OVPD Volunteer Christmas Party

4:30 pm

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8:00 pm

12/13/2025

Rancho Sahuarita Christmas Party

6:00 pm

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9:00 pm

12/13/2025

Rancho Sahuarita Christmas Party

6:00 pm

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9:00 pm

12/20/2025

The Views Restaurant

4:00 pm

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7:00 pm

12/20/2025

The Views Restaurant

4:00 pm

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7:00 pm

12/27/2025

Noble Hops Restaurant and Brewery

5:00 pm

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8:00 pm

12/27/2025

Noble Hops Restaurant and Brewery

5:00 pm

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8:00 pm

1/7/2026

Epazote Restaurant

5:30 pm

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8:30 pm

1/7/2026

Epazote Restaurant

5:30 pm

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8:30 pm

Sample Song List

Find Your Favorite Artists

Video

Sedona Crossing Band

Sedona Crossing Band

Sedona Crossing Band

Sedona Crossing Band

Sedona Crossing Highlight Reel

Sedona Crossing Trio

Oh, Baby, Baby

Chain Of Fools

Given It Up For Your Love

Can't Let Go

About Us

Come Join Us!

Booking an Event?

Always Something Going On

Sedona Crossing Band from the 1990's

Nick Of Time

Is There A Real Man For Sale?

Route 66

Playing That Gambling Game

The Road Is My Middle Name

Heard It In A Love Song

Performing Partners

Pamela Artibey (Nelson)

Tom O'Shea