6 Mile Band
Friday, August 29 at 4:00 pm
Six Mile Band is an Oklahoma-based group that’s all about great cover tunes with a rootsy, rock, and folk vibe. They bring energy and heart to every song they play, making familiar favorites feel fresh and fun. Whether it’s a local gig or a backyard party, Six Mile Band knows how to get the crowd moving and singing along. If you’re looking for a band that delivers good vibes and a killer setlist, these Oklahomans have got you covered.
Sister Stone
Friday, August 29 at 5:30 pm
Sister Stone has performed for almost two years together, as a way for members to deal with day-to-day stresses. When the trio is not performing at local gigs or practicing for upcoming concerts, the women continue to further their careers and raise their families.
Kalyn Fay
Friday, August 29 at 7:00 pm
Kalyn Fay currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2022, they were featured on the fully Cherokee-language compilation record, “Anvdanelesgi (Performers),” which includes twelve multi-genre Cherokee Nation musicians. Kalyn Fay has released two full-length albums, Bible Belt (2016) and Good Company (2019). Fay has performed at nationally and internationally acclaimed festivals, such as SXSW, Kerrville Folk Festival, Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, Folk Alliance International, Live in America, FreshGrass Festival, FORMAT Festival, and the Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival.
Agalisiga Mackey (Big Chuj)
Friday, August 29 at 8:30 – 10 pm
Agalisiga “Chuj” Mackey is a Cherokee guitarist/musician and singer-songwriter from the Cherokee Nation in Northeast Oklahoma. Chuj writes and sings original country-folk and blues music in the Cherokee language. He is inspired by classic country/blues artists like Jimmy Rodgers, R.L. Burnside, and Merle Haggard, among others. Cherokee life and culture also inform his music as he sings about both the struggles and joys of growing up in a Cherokee community. Additionally, he has performed at various events including the Cherokee National Holiday, the grand opening of the Bob Dylan Center, and the Anvdvnelisgi album concert in Cherokee, North Carolina.
Disrespectfully Yours
Saturday, August 30 at 4:00 pm
Disrespectfully Yours is a Tulsa-based rock trio born from divergent musical paths and a shared refusal to play it safe. Fronted by guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Aaron Lowther (formerly of Follow the Buzzards), the band weaves searing guitar lines and whip-smart lyricism into a sound that’s equal parts grit, attitude, and heart.
Together, the three craft original material that hits with immediacy and intention—no frills, no filters. Whether channeling the dark Americana of Aaron’s past with Follow the Buzzards or the sharp-edged DIY ethos of Martin’s punk roots, Disrespectfully Yours is unapologetically original, defiantly melodic, and always a little dangerous.
Amber Watson
Saturday, August 30 at 5:30 pm
Amber Watson is an indie singer-songwriter from Cushing, Oklahoma, where she began her musical journey singing harmonies to classic country tunes with her twin sister in the back seat of her mother’s 1985 Ford Crown Victoria. For the past decade, Amber has established herself as a key fixture in RC and the Ambers, a red-dirt country band with a strong presence in the Green Country music scene, selling out venues like the historic Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa.
Now branching out as a solo artist, her musical style blends unpretentious lyricism with an uncanny ability to convey pure, raw emotion through powerhouse vocals that captivate anyone within earshot. Amber’s influences span multiple genres, reflecting her love for all styles of music, which varies with her mood.
John Paul Hodge
Saturday, August 30 at 7:00 pm
John Paul Hodge, a proud citizen of the Cherokee (Tsalagi) Nation of Oklahoma, hails from the rich cultural tapestry of Northern California, with familial ties to the Lake County Pomo bands. A versatile artist, John Paul is a master of various musical styles, effortlessly weaving narratives that resonate deeply with the human experience.
With a voice that carries the weight of generations, John Paul imbues his spiritual compositions with a soulful resonance, touching on themes of unity, resilience, and reverence for all living beings. Through his music, he invites us to rediscover the power of community, the beauty of tradition, and the enduring legacy of our shared heritage.
JOHN FULLBRIGHT
Saturday, August 30 at 8:30 – 10 pm
John Fullbright, a GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, finds solace in playing the piano, having started as a child and continuing to do so today. His latest album, From the Ground Up, is an exploration of the highs and lows of emotion, the good times and the aftermath, with his band of “usual suspects,” all of whom are key players in Tulsa’s vibrant music community.
