Oklahomans who enjoy good music for free will be excited to hear live music on the Love's Travel Stops Stage & Great Lawn at Scissortail Park beginning May 19.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Oklahomans who enjoy good music for free will be excited to hear live music on the Love's Travel Stops Stage & Great Lawn at Scissortail Park beginning May 19.
The Scissortail Summer Concert Series is set to debut community favorites like the Oklahoma City Philharmonic under the direction of Maestro Alexander Mickelthwate.
Attendee are invited to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to the Love's Travel Stops Stage & Great Lawn to enjoy all of the concerts from May through October 2024.
LOCATION:
Scissortail Park
Love’s Travel Stops Stage & Great Lawn
415 South Robinson Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73109
SCHEDULE:
OKC Philharmonic
Sunday, May 19 | 8:30pm
Enjoy classical music from Oklahoma City’s professional orchestra!
Jon Muq with Casii Stephan
Friday, May 24 | 8pmCatch soul-filled national recording artist, Jon Muq from Uganda before he hits the road opening for the Black Keys this summer!
The Wailers
“A Night of One Love” featuring The WailersFriday, June 14 | 8pmGRAMMY nominated reggae pioneers celebrate the 40th anniversary of Bob Marley and the Wailers’ album, LEGEND, live on our stage!
Summer of Soul Night
Friday, July 19 | 8pmFeaturing a collection of regional soul artists coming together on Scissortail Park’s main stage!
A Night of OKC VOICES
Friday, August 9 | 8pmStarring Oklahoma contestants from NBC’s The Voice including AJ Harvey, OK3, Tanner Massey, and Taylor Deneen!
OKC Philharmonic
Sunday, September 15 | 8:30pm
Enjoy an encore performance by Oklahoma City’s Philharmonic orchestra!
The Indigo Girls
Friday, October 11 | 8pm
The grand finale for our season concludes with the GRAMMY-Award winning folk rock duo as heard in the BARBIE movie and their new documentary, “It’s Only Life After All”!
Scissortail Park’s Concert Series is made possible with the support of sponsors including Omni Oklahoma City Hotel, Dick & Glenna Tanenbaum, BancFirst, INSURICA, Kerr Foundation and Kirkpatrick Foundation. The series is also supported in part by the Oklahoma Arts Council, which receives support from the State of Oklahoma and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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