Sweet venues and great tunes are what’s in store for OKC’s music scene

Photo credit: Jonathan Walcher

There’s no shortage of live music opportunities in Oklahoma City over the next month. Whether you’re interested in a cozy venue or a stadium-experience, here’s a list of some of what’s on the way. 

• Playboi Carti – October 27, Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
• MercyMe – October 28, Paycom Center
• Michael Murphy's Dueling Pianos – October 28, Michael Murphy’s Dueling Pianos (Bricktown)
• Chanda Graham - October 29, Skirvin Hotel Jazz Club
• A Day to Remember, The Re-Entry Tour – October 29, The Criterion
• Forgotten Space – October 29, Bell Isle Restaurant and Brewery Company
• Michael Murphy's Dueling Pianos – October 29, Michael Murphy’s Dueling Pianos (Bricktown)
• Oktoberwest – October 29, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
• Heartless B*stards – October 30, Tower Theatre
• Michael Murphy's Dueling Pianos – October 30, Michael Murphy’s Dueling Pianos (Bricktown)
• HALLOWGRiiiN with Brothers Griiin – October 30, The Jones Assembly
• Big Head Todd and the Monsters – November 4, The Jones Assembly
• Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards – November 5, Tower Theatre
• WALK THE MOON, Dream Plane Tour – November 5, The Jones Assembly
• Mark Schultz Orphan Stand In Sunday Concert – November 7, Shartel Church of God
• Dog: Last Tour w/Toth – November 9, The Jones Assembly
• Oh Boy Records Presents Arlo McKinley – November 9, Ponyboy
• The Black Jacket Symphony presents: Led Zeppelin IV – November 11, Tower Theatre
• Beatles vs Stones – November 13, Tower Theatre
• Hodge Twins – November 13, The Criterion
• Another Pink in the Floyd – November 13, Bell Isle Restaurant and Brewery
• Goose – November 16, Tower Theatre
• Black Label Society – November 18, Diamond Ballroom
• Gregory Alan Isakov – November 19, The Jones Assembly
• Enchanted the music of Stevie Nicks – November 19, Bell Isle Restaurant and Brewery
• Parker Millsap – November 20, The Auditorium at The Douglass
• Birdtalker – November 21, Ponyboy
• John Moreland – November 21, Tower Theatre
• Graham Colton – November 24, The Jones Assembly
• The Lindsey Stirling Christmas Program – November 29, The Criterion

If you love live music and unique experiences, you should also check out Art Afloat OKC’s Showboat Concert Series. They regularly organize mini-concerts on the Bricktown Water Taxis. Beginning from the Bricktown Brewery, you’ll have the chance to sip on a beer or two before the boat departs for a semi-private 40 minute concert on the water. You can check their schedule of events and get tickets here.

Music lovers, did you know? Visit OKC has a Spotify playlist specifically created to get a taste of Oklahoma City’s local attractions, businesses, music venues, and more. You can listen here.

This article originally appeared on The Better Life OKC blog.