Valleyoke - The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Valleyoke is back at Valley Bar on Wednesday, October 21, and this time it's taking a turn toward the cult classic. The night is built around The Rocky Horror Picture Show, so the whole thing leans into that world—the music, the mood, and the kind of crowd that knows exactly where the callbacks are coming from. If you've seen the movie, you know the drill: it's a thing you participate in, not just watch.

Valleyoke is hosted by Valley Bar's own Corey Gomez, who runs the night. It's a karaoke setup, so the music comes from the people in the room rather than a stage. The Rocky Horror theme sets the song list, and Gomez invites guests to step up and take a turn on the mic. It's a community thing, not a performance, and it works best when you're singing along with the people around you.

If you're not the type to grab the mic, you can still hang out and listen. The night is free in the music hall, so you don't have to commit to anything more than showing up. It's a low-stakes way to spend a Wednesday night downtown, especially if you've got a soft spot for the movie and don't mind a room full of people singing along to it. It's less about a polished show and more about a group of people getting together to run through the songs they already know by heart.

It all goes down at Valley Bar, 130 N Central Ave, in Phoenix. The night starts at 9 PM on Wednesday, October 21, and it's free in the music hall.