Live music in Stillwater, OK

Canterbury Youth Voices hosts the concluding audition day for Season 26-27, open to students in grades 2 through 12. The event takes place at the Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University.

TailSpin: A Scissortail Park Music Festival brings a big summer weekend to the heart of downtown OKC with two nights and two headliners. As part of the Scissortail Park Summer Concert Series, the first night spotlights OKC indie rock favorites Husbands, known for huge choruses, colorful arrangements, and emotionally charged songs about finding your place in the world, drawing from their fourth album CUATRO. Supporting sets come from Messies, Mad Honey, and Foxburrows. The second night features alternative rock mainstays Letters to Cleo, recognized for the hit Here & Now and memorable contributions to 10 Things I Hate About You, Josie and the Pussycats, and Parks and Recreation, with performances from Call Me Sparrow, Bailey Boy, Chelsea Days, and the Casii Stephan Band building the momentum. Lineup is subject to change. The Scissortail Park Summer Concert Series is presented by The Chickasaw Nation and supported by American Fidelity, Omni Oklahoma City Hotel, BancFirst, and Midtown Renaissance OKC.

A special holiday edition of a rooftop Latin night at The Ellison Hotel brings dancing, music, cocktails, and city views. Salsa, bachata, cumbia, and merengue set the rhythm all evening, and a beginner salsa and bachata lesson is included. Expect sets from OKC Latin DJs, a friendly atmosphere for every level, a full rooftop bar, and food available. Admission is $15 for general entry or $10 with a student or military ID. No partner or prior experience is required.

Chicken N Pickle hosts Live Music Nights that blend food and drinks with performances by musicians from the area. Get comfortable on the patio or soak up the buzz near the game courts as the music plays. It is a fitting choice for catching up with friends, spending time with family, or simply enjoying a fun evening, and it offers a relaxed way to feel connected to the community.

An open, all-ages drum circle at Edgemere Park welcomes beginners and anyone who wants to participate. Some drums will be available to share, and participants may bring any instrument to help create joyful sounds together. The focus is simple, have fun while drumming, listening, dancing, or singing, and enjoy the spirit of rhythm. Attendees should bring a chair, with a limited number of extras available on a first come, first served basis.

Josh Tatofi brings his Looking For Love Tour to Beer City Music Hall. Known across Hawai'i and the South Pacific for an influential voice, he blends R&B, soul, island reggae, and contemporary sounds into a dynamic live experience. Fans of Fia, Finn Gruvu, and Maoli may be especially interested in this performance.

Stray Cats bring their rockabilly revival to River Spirit Casino Resort with the sound and style that helped return the genre to the charts in the early 1980s. The band notched several hits on either side of the Atlantic and is recognized for a vivid, 1950s inspired look that pairs naturally with their music.

The event features Clint Black and Chayce Beckham together on the lineup.

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! comes to life in a vivid staging that celebrates love, rivalry, and the open promise of the American frontier. Presented by the Tulsa PAC, this production blends iconic songs with rich storytelling to create a shared experience that honors heritage, community, and the enduring spirit of Oklahoma. Each performance is designed as a festive gathering, with an optional Oklahoma BBQ dinner offered as a ticket add-on before the show and live pre-show entertainment from members of the cast. Guests can also explore historical items on loan from the Claremore Museum of History, including the original surrey with the fringe on top from the film. Proudly part of the Route 66 Centennial, this landmark event salutes the stories and traditions that connect the state to the nation. The Oklahoma BBQ Dinner Experience is supported by Arvest.

Blending modern country with Americana roots, Noah James delivers gritty storytelling and a soulful voice. After reaching millions online, he signed with Santa Ana/Sony Music in Nashville and has continued a rapid rise, connecting with listeners through authentic songwriting and live shows. His audience includes over a million monthly Spotify listeners, yet the music stays grounded in honest stories and heartfelt lyrics, with an emotional connection that feels strongest in an intimate listening room. The Blue Door provides a close setting where each word is clear and the music has space.

Beam Live hosts a night of classic rock featuring Charging Rhino, a tribute to Ted Nugent. Expect driving guitars, big attitude, and the signature hits that made Nugent a rock staple, delivered with high energy and a faithful sound. The evening begins with Not Dead Yet setting the tone before Charging Rhino takes the stage. Ticket options include general admission at 20 online or 25 at the door, reserved seating at 25 online or 30 at the door, and premier seating at 30 online or 35 at the door. Tables are sold by the seat, so if a full table is not purchased, any open seats may be filled by other guests. For special requests, contact the organizer.

This all ages show at The Vanguard Tulsa spotlights Tom Kenny and the Hi-Seas, a 12 piece rock and soul party band known for high energy performances. The set draws on classics by Chuck Berry, Sam Cooke, the Shangri-Las, and The Righteous Brothers, delivered with the raucous spirit that has carried the group to stages from Los Angeles and Atlanta to Tijuana, Mexico. General admission and VIP tickets are available.

Get ready for a full night of festival vibes at United We Dance on Friday, August 7. Resident DJs Adonix and Hess will be spinning a mix of house, techno, bass, and big festival anthems inspired by artists like FISHER, Chris Lake, Dom Dolla, John Summit, Matroda, James Hype, Subtronics, Skrillex, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Tiësto, and more.

Experience a lively downtown scene at Block 34 with local vendors showcasing Made in Oklahoma goods. Sip a coffee, enjoy live music, and browse small business booths at your own pace. It is a welcoming way to support community sellers and uncover unique finds.

Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month in Tulsa with a lively block party that blends culture, cuisine, and music. Presented by Oklahoma Caribbean Vibes and Caribbean Fusion Fritay, this gathering features high-energy sets from live DJs, steel drum performances, and cultural showcases. The soundtrack spans reggae, dancehall, soca, kompa, afrobeat, and beloved Caribbean classics, creating a festive atmosphere for all. Savor flavors from across the islands with Jamaican dishes, Haitian cuisine, Trinidadian favorites, island-inspired drinks, and tropical desserts. Guests are encouraged to bring their flags, wear island colors, and share their pride while enjoying games like dominoes, family-friendly activities, vendor shopping, and relaxed lounge areas. Everyone is welcome, early arrival is recommended, and vendor opportunities are available.

At OKC Eagle, the Annual ICP Ball, Lion's Gate: Leather and Lace, features a show hosted and emceed by Imperial Crown Prince Tyler St. James VahnHellsing and Imperial Crown Prex The Dragon VahnHellsing. A social hour precedes the program. Music submissions for the show are being accepted in advance.

Simple Plan headlines the Bigger Than You Think! Tour - The Sequel!, with Bowling For Soup and 3OH!3 appearing as special guests.

For one night, Tulsa’s top chefs team up at The Summit Club for a premium collaborative tasting menu paired with special wines and the stories behind each pour. The evening features a VIP hour with a champagne reception, passed hors d’oeuvres, a private wine preview, and a chef meet-and-greet for VIP and sponsor ticket holders. After that, enjoy a multi-course tasting menu with each course introduced by its chef, premium wine pairings, an in-person live performance by Savannah Lindsey, plus coffee, digestifs, and time to mingle after dinner. Seating is limited, and cocktail attire is requested.

Join Greenwood Rising for its 5th anniversary celebration gala at the Hyatt Regency Tulsa Downtown. The evening will include dance and music, an address by journalist Mara Gay, and hosting by celebrity emcees Becky Dixon and J.C. Watts, Jr. Doors open at 5:30 PM, check-in runs from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, followed by a reception and dinner and celebration from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Indie hip hop duo Little Stranger takes the stage at Tower Theatre, joined by Tropidelic, Jarv, and Damn Skippy. The lineup is aimed at fans of Andy Frasco & The U.N., Badfish, and The Kaleidoscope Kid.

Simple Plan arrives at Zoo Amphitheatre in Oklahoma City with the Sequel edition of the Bigger Than You Think! Tour.

Cody Johnson Live '26 takes the stage at Paycom Center. The lineup includes Scotty McCreery and Chayce Beckham. This concert brings these artists together on one stage.

G20 Funk brings tight musicianship, driving grooves, and upbeat energy to Beam Live, delivering a lively set filled with familiar favorites and rhythms made for dancing. General admission is $15 online or $20 at the door. Reserved seating is $20 or $25, and premier seating is $25 or $30. If a table is not purchased in full, any remaining seats may be offered to other parties. For special requests, contact the organizer.

Bri Bagwell brings Texas country to The Blue Door with a blend of heartfelt ballads and singalong-ready anthems. Named Texas Female Artist of the Decade and a nine-time Female Vocalist of the Year, she has earned 15 No. 1 singles on Texas Country Radio. Her performances lean into honesty, humor, and real connection, and People magazine has called her one of country music’s rising truth tellers. She has shared stages with Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Robert Earl Keen, Kacey Musgraves, Reckless Kelly, and Dwight Yoakam. In the intimate setting of The Blue Door, the stories behind the songs and every note can be experienced up close.

Making a return to The Elks, Austin Duplantis performs live at Enid Elks Lodge #2104 in Enid. This show marks his latest appearance at the venue.

Catch Jabee with Meant2B and Trip G for a live hip-hop show at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. The concert starts at 8:00 PM, and the set is scheduled for the venue’s local time.

Head to Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City for an evening with Tropidelic, featuring alternative hip hop, ska, roots reggae, and reggae rock sounds. The show kicks off at 8:00 PM local venue time.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma comes to the stage for a Sunday matinee at the Williams Theatre at Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Tickets for this performance are marked as sold out.

The Sword teams up with Red Fang for a co-headlining show at Tower Theatre, with special guest Spoon Benders rounding out the bill. Fans of Melvins, Fu Manchu, and ASG will feel right at home with this lineup.

A free, biweekly salsa and bachata social brings lively rhythms to the Guthrie Green dock with DJ Klave spinning an energetic mix. Festivities start with a brief beginner-friendly lesson to get everyone moving, followed by open social dancing. New and experienced dancers are both welcome. Cocktails and tasty bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.

Motionless In White brings The Sweat And Blood Tour to the stage, joined by Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. This concert gathers all four bands for a night of live music.

Kismet Choir sets the tone with a welcoming community sing that emphasizes connection, belonging, and joy. Afterward, Sing Your Heart Out provides a guided space to delve more deeply into your own voice in a supportive, judgment free setting. Experienced singers and newcomers alike are included, since there are no auditions and no prior experience is needed. Offered back to back, these sessions let participants feel the vitality of group harmony alongside the openness of individual expression.

Enjoy a relaxed evening in the Teaching Garden as daylight softens and the space settles. Attendees may bring their own picnic and drinks, listen to live music from local talent, and take in work by a featured visual artist. The gathering begins one hour before sunset and wraps up one hour after. For the August edition, music comes from DJ DD Lux alongside visual art by Tara Wright. Admission is free for members.

An open mic dedicated to culture, music, and poetry offers a welcoming space for performers and listeners. Admission is free. Performers add their names to the lineup before the show begins. Vendor space is limited to four indoors, with additional vendors setting up outside.

Songs by Heart, a music therapy program from Tulsa Opera, offers an uplifting, interactive musical experience for people living with dementia and their caregivers. Participants learn about how music therapy supports those with dementia, then take part in group singing led by professional singers and musicians, featuring familiar favorites. The atmosphere centers on connection and shared joy, giving caregivers and loved ones a meaningful moment together.

Catch Da'juan Dupri live at The Church Studio in Tulsa. The show is scheduled for 12:00 PM, with tickets available through Bandsintown on Spotify.

Tower Theatre OKC hosts a stop on Hulvey’s tour, spotlighting his high energy, faith-centered hip hop in a performance that feels both impactful and personal. The Reach Records artist arrives with a Top 10 placement on Billboard’s Christian albums chart, a Gold-certified single in Altar, and more than 100 million streams. After recently touring with Brandon Lake, he continues to connect with audiences across the country. Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone appear as special guests, shaping an evening that blends hip hop, worship, and purpose.

The Vault hosts a weekly Thursday evening live music set featuring guitarist Randy Wimer. Known for a relaxed acoustic sound and a varied selection of songs, he creates an easygoing backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a talented local musician may fill in, keeping each week fresh while preserving the same welcoming atmosphere. Handcrafted cocktails and a chef-driven menu are available, and parking is free. Housed in a carefully restored mid-century modern space that once served as a 1960s bank, this Tulsa restaurant offers a distinctive setting for a night out. Reservations are recommended.

Redrock Canyon Grill OKC hosts weekly live music from local performers alongside great food, craft cocktails, and a welcoming patio. It suits dinner, drinks, or a laid-back night out with friends, with live tunes setting a summer soundtrack while you relax at your table.

Hulvey is bringing their mix of Christian pop and hip-hop to the stage at Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City. The show starts at 6:30 PM, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.