KT Tunstall

Sitting, eyes closed in the sunshine in Nashville’s Centennial Park in Spring 2017 on tour, KT Tunstall had an epiphany. It encompassed both her last album, ‘KIN’, that entered the UK top 10 in 2016, and her as-yet-unrecorded sixth studio album.

There were some things she knew instantly. That moving to Los Angeles, whence she had relocated from London in autumn 2014, had been a life-saving move. That she was now in the midst of a trilogy of records, the latest exciting chapter in a career fuelled by a rocket-powered lift-off with 2004’s ‘Eye To The Telescope’, her debut album which won the post- folkie from Scotland the Brit Award for Best British Female. That this trilogy would evoke, separately and in sequence, spirit, body and mind. That ‘KIN’ was already, happily, her spirit album.

Shoulda Been Blonde

Shoulda Been Blonde formed in Shawnee, OK in 2012 by Peyton Wilson and sisters Brenna and Mirran Grein. Peyton and Brenna were 13 at the time and Mirran just 11. By 2016, in order to expand their sound, the band recruited Brenna and Mirran’s cousin Lauren Grein, who was 15 and later in 2017 added Madelyn Idleman who was just 11 at the time. With all 5 girls competent vocalists, early gigs featured lots of harmonies and saw the girls switching roles and instruments on most every song.

After 6 years and 2 EP’s, the girls (ranging in age from 14-20) have both refined and simplified their sound. With Peyton and Brenna handling most of the songwriting duties, the band has settled on a consistent lineup of Peyton on vocals, Brenna on harmony vocals, bass and keyboards, Lauren covering lead guitar, Maddie playing rhythm and acoustic guitar and Mirran on drums.

Gigs feature mostly original material but also showcase covers from some of the girl’s favorite bands like Paramore, Florence and the Machine, The Killers, Walk the Moon and Bastille or they might include a unique version of a Taylor Swift or Shawn Mendez song.

Yardbone

Yardbone, previously Gypsy Soul, is a Tulsa-based band with a unique sound that includes original music and covers ranging from rock and blues to charming, sultry songs and even an original song with some reggae inspiration. We give an energetic show with unique songs, a wide range of sound, and a song for every type of music-lover.

We started in 2012 and quickly grew into a professional group of talented musicians with a passion for writing great music that focuses on catchy melodies and quirky arrangements that keep listeners entertained and wanting to hear more. We are simply a group of friendly musicians who just love to play good music and love to entertain. We put on a good show, not because that’s what we are supposed to do but because we love doing it.

Good Villains

Good Villains story-teller theme is blended with expert musicianship and an eerie sense of childishness. A Leading contender in the “doom-pop” genre, Good Villains are imaginative, expressive, and yet so full of the unknown. There are no limits for this musical power-house.

Tea Rush

Tea Rush is a soulful songstress born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As stated in The Tulsa Voice, her debut album, All of Me is “a blend of R&B and hip-hop. Its opening and closing tracks showcase her soulful, melodic voice, while in between her versatility is obvious in her sleek and groovy rap style.” She is also known as “Bo Diddley” named after her father, blues musician Charles Rushing, who helped influence her to pursue a musical career. Tea Rush is the founder of Rush Fest, an island-themed music festival featuring local Tulsa artists as well as emerging artists on the national level. Her goal is to provide a platform for local musicians to promote their talents to a larger audience while also allowing creative types to build relationships.

Bambi

As A Bold and On the Rise Rapper, Singer and Songwriter based in Tulsa, Oklahoma Bambi is already catching the eyes and ears of Fans and fellow Music Artists alike. With her captivating versatility and raw lyrics and emotions she’s determined to be heard. Unafraid to say the things we think and not in the least bit timid, regardless of her name, Bambi is focused on dominating every musical avenue she can and is creating her own lane in the meantime.

Smoochie Wallus

Smoochie Wallus is a quintet from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Formed in the late Summer of 2016, the band has succeeded in forging their own unique style. By composing original songs and reinterpreting classic ones, they continue to stir their individual creativity and collective spirit with the aspiration of communicating hope, compassion, laughter, and courage under pressure to each other and to you.

All while swangin’!