White Boy Scream / Kole Galbraith / Nathan Young / Nathan Alexander Pape - (Experimental, Noise, Opera)
White Boy Scream is the experimental-classical project of soprano and sound artist Micaela Tobin. Blending opera, noise, and diasporic storytelling.
Nathan
Young (born 1975, Tahlequah, OK) is an artist-scholar-composer working
in an expanded practice that incorporates sound, video, documentary,
animation, installation, socially engaged art, and experimental music.
Kole Galbraith is a musician and sound artist originally from Wenatchee, Washington. He settled in Seattle after living in Germany, Mexico, and Austria. While traveling, Kole immersed himself in improvised experimental music across multiple genres ranging from free-jazz, harsh noise, new-music, and metal. He has exhibited his works in galleries and venues throughout the west coast and in Austria. Kole is a descendant of the Colville and Sinixt Tribes, and an enrolled member of the Peoria Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma.
Nathan Alexander Pape is a musician, mathematician, acoustician, and educator. His musical practice focuses on the sonic expansion of the steel-string acoustic guitar through improvisation, generative strategies, and minimalist structures/processes.
Charlotte Bumgarner / Moriah Bailey / Alex Dupree / Micaela Young - (A night of ghostly folk and psychedelic americana)
Friday - August 14th - 8pm
Charlotte Bumgarner is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Tulsa. She has been playing the local Tulsa scene for about 2-3 years as a solo artist and for about a year with her band Graveyard Party. Music has always been super important to Charlotte, especially quiet music. Charlotte’s sound can be described as a mix of many influences, but is mostly an emo singer/songwriter & folky fusion. Charlotte is also a big activist for female equality & rights and tries to integrate that into my songwriting and my footprint in the scene in general.
Moriah Bailey (Stephenson) is a singer-songwriter and a harpist with a heavy heart and plenty of sorrow to spare. The core of her music is her harp and her vocals, with sparse arrangements that may involve a piano, a lone violin, or some light percussion that floats around in the air quietly. Her music is minimalistic and matches her pared down and subtly shaded melodies. She has remarkable talent in constructing songs that are compelling, honest, and emotionally transparent. Her use of the harp gives the melancholy of her songs a classy and pastoral feel especially in combination with her beautiful, haunting voice that has Björk like notes peeking through in short stretches.
Alex Dupree is a published poet and songwriter. He got his musical start in Austin, Texas before
moving to California to focus on poetry, studying and teaching at UC Irvine. Songwriting was
never far from his mind. Despite a deep love for country music, Dupree’s songs never quite settle into that category, absorbing additional influences from the likes of Laurie Anderson, Arthur Russell, Bjork, and John Cale. His last album, Thieves, was released by Keeled Scales in 2022. Produced by Michael Krassner (Califone, Simon Joyner, Boxhead Ensemble), Thieves
features Max Knouse, Aaron Stern, Stephen Hodges (Tom Waits, Mavis
Staples), Buck Meek (Big Thief), as well as long time collaborators
Aisha Burns and Matt Matherne. The songs present a motley cast of
characters who, in Dupree’s voice, combine to tell the story of a single
self. Taken together, these wide-ranging stories feel deeply
confessional, an idiosyncratic folklore of identity and rebirth.
Micaela Young blends folk, jazz, and modern singer-songwriter elements to create her distinct, atmospheric sound. Her music while falling under many genres outside of folk and jazz. Sometimes the music feels like R&B and the next minute it feels like devotional carnatic singing with how lose she is with her vocals. Singer-songwriter is a vague enough genre to start with but Micaela is not what you might expect when you think of folk singer songwriter music. The normal formula for folk music seems to be something she never even considered. You sort of intuitively know what comes next when listening to a lot of music in that style, even non musicians can predict the chord structure of most folk songs. Micaela's guitar playing and most notably her singing style is so uniquely and specifically intuitive to her mind and emotions that you would never be able to guess what her next chord or musical decision might be. It's clear she's either already mastered her instruments or she writes and performs with complete freedom. She has a level of confidence in her lyrics and melodies that takes most artists many years to settle into and learn to allow themselves that freedom of expression. You can't predict the next moment in one of her songs but you can predict it will be perfect.
The New Honey Shade + The Doldrums
$10 suggested donation - grab a ticket below
The Doldrums formed in 2006 as a recording project between Mark Kuykendall and Dylan Aycock. The project employs experimental use of analog synthesizers, pedal steel guitar, accordion and using a large variety of other sound sources; field recordings, old records, found sound. Their compositions are experimentally crafted and improvisational in nature.
The New Honey Shade is Mark Kuykendall - a multidisciplinary artist and producer based in Osage County, Oklahoma. Known for his deeply evocative and experimental approach, Kuykendall's work bridges the realms of sound, nature, and visual storytelling. His compositions are defined by the fusion of electronically manipulated field recordings, analog synthesizers, and vintage 8mm and 16mm film footage. This unique aesthetic results in immersive works that evoke nostalgia while exploring modern themes of connection and memory.
This will be a night of meditation, experimental film and ambient soundscapes.
Ramsey Thornton and Ken Pomeroy - June 11 and June 12
June 11 show sold out
June 12 show tickets below
Ramsey Thornton album release show with Ken Pomeroy.
Gonna be a good'n!
Pip & Fidget: A Childrens Musical about ADHD
A Children's Musical about A.D.H.D - Friday, Mar 27 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm
Come see a concert reading of David Blakely's Pip & Fidget, a
funny, big‑hearted original children’s musical that celebrates the
abilities of ADHD children and their families. It follows two
households raising ADHD kids as they navigate the complicated
world of understanding ADHD children. Fidget is a creative musician
whose imagination never stops moving, and Pip, a hyper focused chess
champion with a mind built for strategy.
Pip & Fidget reminds families that ADHD doesn’t mean broken — it means extraordinary.
This event should appeal to ADHD children (and adults), their families and friends, and behavior professionals.
A fast, funny musical that shows why ADHD strengths matter.
Event: Friday, Mar 27 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm
THE MUSICAL IS FREE!! Please reserve a seat in advance at the link: RESERVE A SEAT
SOLD OUT - Hayden Pedigo Live in Tulsa with Walt Clements | March 21st 2026
Very happy to announce this upcoming intimate winter concert with Hayden Pedigo. Hayden is an old friend and psyched to have him playing his first show in Tulsa. He's a new transplant to Oklahoma so we gotta show him some love! There's very limited seats for this concert. Only 70 seats available.
Tickets are SOLD OUT
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