The Tulsa Meet Up and Chill Group

Saturday, November 08
Doors: 5:30pm, we will be getting in line at 5pm.
Cain’s Ballroom
Buy your tickets here:
https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/96762822/12th-annual-rocknfolknchili-cook-off-tulsa-cains-ballroom?partner_id=100&_gl=1zr47hs_gaOTI5MzQ0NzMwLjE3NTQ2ODc4NzQ._ga_YSPWBZL873czE3NTQ4NzY2NzgkbzckZzEkdDE3NTQ4NzY3ODIkajIyJGwwJGgxNjQ2NzAxMDI._ga_K70FMBVDRPczE3NTQ4NzY2NzgkbzckZzEkdDE3NTQ4NzY3ODIkajIyJGwwJGgw_ga_SCGQER8DWZ*czE3NTQ4NzY2NzkkbzckZzEkdDE3NTQ4NzY3ODIkajIyJGwwJGgw

BACK TO PARADISE: A Tulsa Tribute to Okie Music
Featuring: John Fullbright, Paul Benjaman, Jesse Aycock, Paddy Ryan, Aaron Boehler, Dustin Pittsley, Jacob Tovar, Branjae, Briana Wright, Charlie Redd, Ayngel Pittsley, Seth Lee Jones, Chris Combs, Josh Raymer, Bo Hallford, Matt Teegarden, Andy McCormick, Austin Stunkard, Corey Mauser, Brandon Holder.

In February 2020, a group of Tulsa musicians revisited Leon Russell’s famed Paradise Studio at Grand Lake and recorded the first album there since 1978. The space as been preserved by Tulsan, Rick Huskey, who has spent the last 30 years cleaning things up, honoring the history, and preparing for this new chapter. Walking in the space for the first time, you are immediately awestruck. The vibe is still alive. Driving the narrow, winding road to reach the compound, provided a time of reflection for those involved. Realizing that some of the biggest names in the history of American music had traveled this same path many years before, was both inspiring and daunting. 17 tracks were recorded over the course of 4 days – mostly live, with very few overdubs. While there was a core group of players throughout the session, a grand total of 20 Tulsa musicians participated in the recording. The Oklahoma songs curated for recording represent the famous to the obscure, and everything in-between. This is a document to honor those that came before and made it possible for Tulsa musicians to have an identity and music scene today. Thank you to Leon for blazing a trail and building this lake palace. Thank you to all Oklahoma musicians over the years that have been role models through their authenticity and spirit of community. This record is dedicated to them. Back To Paradise: A Tulsa Tribute to Okie Music.

RED DIRT RANGERS
“The Rangers always have epitomized and expanded on the Oklahoma red dirt sound – the elusive stew of country, folk, and whatever else is laying around…”
— Thomas Conner, Tulsa World

AMBER WATSON
Powerhouse Americana with a pop sense, backed by an adventurous band led by producer and guitarist Chris Combs.

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Reserved tables of 4 are available as well as mezzanine and general admission tickets with limited seating. Kids 12 and under are free!

All sales are final. No refunds. No re-entry. No smoking or vaping.

Tickets have an 8 ticket limit. This is per person, address, credit card, email, etc… Orders over this limit may have any or all of their orders refunded without notice.

Got a tip on another place for Karaoke- let’s go check it out.

Karaoke starts at 9pm and runs till midnight, so it will start after the Chili cookoff event.

I popped in at Rooskis and met the Barkeep Jennifer and she says they typically have a great group of singers. There’s lots of seating and they have some yummy looking appetizers. See pic of their specials for November.

Got some pipes? Come show them off- or just come and watch 🎤 Groupies always welcome!🤗 or just come for the food and meet people.

Looking forward to seeing you there!