Ken Koshio

A powerful, one-night-only experience of rhythm, spirit and connection. Blending Japanese taiko drumming, American folk rock and Native American influences, Ken Koshio takes audiences on a moving journey through the migration of humanity told through music, storytelling and the universal rhythm of the heartbeat. From the memory of Hiroshima to the ancient wisdom of the Hopi people, this performance carries messages of resilience, prayer and hope. Each beat echoes the footsteps of our ancestors and reminds us of our shared humanity. This is more than a concert. It is a living prayer. Come feel the heartbeat that connects us all.

6110 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale Az. 85253 (480)596-2660

Will Call tickets are available for pickup in the Box Office one hour before event.

- Free parking available on campus
- Designated visitor parking lots
- Handicap parking near cultural center
- Some events may require paid parking

Accessible seating is available on the upper level in both reserved and general admission sections. There are no escalators or elevators.

No smoking inside buildings. Late guests will be seated at appropriate intervals.

Most events have student tickets for $10. Discounts vary. Regardless of age, everyone must have a ticket.