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A native-sandstone amphitheater where Willie Nelson, Joni Mitchell and the Grateful Dead played, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps as a WPA project and recently revitalized with over 4,000 new reserved seats and a renovated lawn with improved terraced seating.
Oklahoma City
The metro’s room for arena-scale tours, a downtown Oklahoma City arena that houses the Thunder and, by its own count, ended 2024 with 41 concert events.
Oklahoma City
A modern Bricktown concert hall opened in 2016, calling itself the city’s premiere spot for unforgettable live moments, with capacity to welcome over 3,000 guests.
Oklahoma City
A historic Oklahoma live music hall established in 1964 and managed by DCF Concerts, host to thousands of national recording stars across every genre, with an open-air smoking patio outside the non-smoking main hall.
Oklahoma City
A Gate 52 theater in Oklahoma City that bills itself as Oklahoma’s most iconic event and performance venue, with a balcony reached by elevator above the main floor.
Oklahoma City
A cashless Gate 52 hall in Oklahoma City run by the same team as Tower Theatre and Ponyboy, sharing their Prekindle ticketing while booking its own slate of touring acts.
Oklahoma City
A cash-at-the-door, BYOB listening room whose stage Jimmy Webb and John Fullbright have both played, which built its reputation on one simple idea: give great songwriters a room where the audience actually listens.
Oklahoma City
An all-ages room in north Oklahoma City with a full bar, a patio and 30-plus years of live music history, in a building once known as O’Brian’s Pub, Rattlebones, The Green Door and The Conservatory.
Oklahoma City
A 250-plus-capacity bar and venue that puts itself at the forefront of Oklahoma City’s expansion to the south side, in the historic Capitol Hill district, with curated cocktails and beer.