Live music in Tulsa, OK

The Shrine Venue hosts a live music lineup featuring Primer 55, along with performances by Tidals and Kissing Candice. Tickets are available.

This is an all ages show featuring The Expendables with support to be announced. For nearly 25 years, the band has grown from a high school party outfit covering surf rock for birthdays and family gatherings into a Santa Cruz, California group known for an easygoing blend of ska, surf, punk, reggae, and metal. Their recent single Surfman Cometh pairs spaghetti western atmospheres with classic surf twang for a cinematic feel. It is the first release crafted in the Band Room, their longtime rehearsal space housed in a 1,100 square foot warehouse and former wine cellar on Coral Street, where Adam Patterson led the final mix. Their releases include the 2015 album Sand in the Sky and acoustic collections that revisit earlier songs, including 2012’s Gone Soft and its 2019 follow-up Gone Raw. The 2017 Moment EP reached number one on the Billboard Reggae chart and features collaborations with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, Eric Rachmany, and Micah Peuschel. The Expendables continue refining new music while awaiting their return to the road.

Settle in at The Vault for an evening of live acoustic music led by guitarist Randy Wimer. His relaxed style and wide-ranging setlist create an easygoing backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a talented local musician fills in, keeping the experience fresh while maintaining the same welcoming atmosphere. Pair the music with chef-driven dishes, craft cocktails, and the mid-century character of a 1960s bank thoughtfully transformed into one of Tulsa’s distinctive dining spots. Complimentary parking is available, and table reservations are encouraged.

Presented by Z-104.5 The Edge, The Edge Fall Brawl comes to Cain’s Ballroom with Toadies headlining and Local H and Olive Vox as special guests. This Tulsa stop of The Charmer Tour spotlights alternative rock. Attendees of all ages are welcome.

JMSN performs at The Vanguard Tulsa with support from Cailin Russo. The Detroit-born artist has earned international recognition as a performer and producer, building a decade-long catalog that includes eight studio albums, two live albums, and self-directed visuals, and is known for impactful live shows. A champion of independent musicians, he has received praise from Usher and Commodores founder Thomas McClary, with credits alongside Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, Ab-Soul, Kaytranada, Freddie Gibbs, and others. After a global run of more than 100 dates in support of the album Soft Spot, songs like Soft Spot, Love Me, and Cherry Pop have resonated widely and stirred curiosity about what is on the horizon. Tickets are on sale now.

Judah & The Lion returns to Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa with Colby! and Band of Silver joining the lineup. This concert is open to all ages.

Step into a 1940s-themed hangar dance featuring a full swing band. Period attire is welcomed to set the mood, but it is not required. Expect lively tunes and an evening filled with dancing.

The Midnight returns to Cain’s Ballroom for the Time Machines Tour, with Bonnie McKee opening the show. VIP packages are available and include a meet and greet, a Q&A, and exclusive merchandise gift bags. Their latest album is titled Syndicate.

Principal Conductor James Bagwell launches the TSO’s 21st season with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4, a playful work with a mischievous streak. Acclaimed violinist Francisco Fullana steps into the spotlight for Márquez’s Fandango, the composer’s take on the popular Spanish dance. The concert takes place at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center.

At LowDown, the Mike Cameron Collective presents a 100-year retrospective honoring Miles Davis and John Coltrane with fresh interpretations of their landmark music. The sextet offers an energetic set with brief historical notes woven between songs to highlight the legacy behind each piece. The lineup features Mike Cameron on saxophone, Gary Adolph on trumpet, Mitch Bell on guitar, Scott McQuade on piano, Dean Demerritt on bass, and Jared Johnson on drums. This is an all-ages performance. Cameron is a Tulsa-based saxophonist, composer, and educator known for wide-ranging improvisation and leadership of projects including the Mike Cameron Collective, Count Tutu, and the Swunky Face Big Band, with experience that includes performances with The Tulsa Symphony and The Count Basie Orchestra.

Enjoy a karaoke brunch at DVL. There is no cover charge, and friends are welcome.