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“Peachiest place on Admiral”
- @evanbhughes 🍑
Craft cocktails & live music 🎶 🥃
2008 E Admiral Blvd📍Kendall Whittier

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THIS Friday night we will be crashing @thelmaspeach for an incredible lineup of SIX bands! We start at 9:30, followed by Mellosplat! Come on out!

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Had a blast last Thursday for night 1 of @casiistephan’s “Happy” residency at @thelmaspeach. Come this Thursday and join in on the fun. 8:30. I may even do a jump or two 😂

🎥 @bitterhoney

#casiistephan #tulsa #tulsamusic #percussion

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Who’s In?

I mean, don’t you believe in science?

Tonight, with Arkansas’ one and only Jesse Dean, @arkansasamplifier

6:30-8:30 Wednesday night
@tomskinners_scienceproject

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Tomorrow is Night 2 of our @thelmaspeach residency! Come out and join us at 8:30pm!!

Might do some acoustical songs this time. Who knows.

Band will be @nosamlemer @dustin_pittsley @amira146

Let’s do this!!

#tulsamusic #livemusic #singersongwriter #oklahomamusic #soul

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One week away! Sunday at @thelmaspeach
Come see us!!

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this wed 10/7 @thelmaspeach
all original music
9pm $10 @ door

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save last night to memory bank 🔮💆‍♂️

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It’s the first Sunday of the month so you know what that means!! Songs At The Peach!! Got an amazing line up for this Sunday!!
@thelmaspeach
@steve_hamby_jr
@oklahomaspaceprogram
@steveliddellmusic
@jacktidwell
@zacwenzel
@jim.bachmann
@_parkerthompson_
@tdylanmoss
@hello_anya_here
@asher_t_myers
@rrwilliamstulsa
@aliceaprilmusic
@blossjustin
@notyouraveragerambler
@cameron.mccutchen
@accidentaloutlaw
@alisha_mariemusic

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🚨 RESIDENCY ALERT!! 🚨

October is when I release the first single off of my debut album and in honor of that, I’ll be taking over @thelmaspeach every Thursday starting October 8th.

The first single is called Happy and I’ll talk more on that later but also what does it mean to be happy in 2026?

I’m relearning what that means for me. Join me and some talented musicians as we hope to provide some moments of happiness throughout October.

Swipe to see moments of happiness from my life recently.

PC: @thetonyliproject

#singersongwriter #tulsa #oklahoma #livemusic

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Jake Karlik Band-Break of Day

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💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

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From trailblazers of the Tulsa Sound like Leon Russell to The Gap Band, Tulsa’s musical legacy runs deep. That legacy continues today through the local artists you’ll discover in venues across the city.
New to Tulsa? Or have a friend who should know about our music scene? Start here! We’re just scratching the surface with this guide.
What are your favorite bands and venues? Sound off in the comments!

Before Cain’s Ballroom became a stop for some of today’s biggest touring acts, it was home to the sounds of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, the originators of Western Swing.
From 1935 to 1942, the band broadcast its jazz- and mariachi-infused take on country music from Cain’s. More than 90 years later, the century-plus-old venue is still making music history.

Tulsa’s music history isn’t just heard around town. It’s preserved here, too.
Explore the archives of Oklahoma legend Woody Guthrie at the Woody Guthrie Center, then dive into Bob Dylan’s life and work at the Bob Dylan Center, located just steps away in the Tulsa Arts District.

Follow the giant neon arrow that says “Live Music” down the stairs to The Lowdown, a subterranean venue that bills itself as a jazz club, but is actually much more. The calendar at this intimate 100-seat outpost also features soul, R&B and funk, with some standup comedy tossed in for good measure.

If it was good enough of a hangout for Tulsa Sound pioneers Leon Russell, JJ Cale and Eric Clapton back in the 1970s, this low-key roadside bar in Midtown is good enough for music-lovers today.
Established in 1958, it’s pretty much a Tulsa institution. And Paul Benjaman, a torch-bearer of the Tulsa Sound, has been in residency on Sunday nights for 14 years of its existence.

It’s no accident that seeing a show at Thelma’s Peach feels like hanging out in your friend’s living room while they jams with their band. Andrew O’Meilia, a musician and landscape architect, opened Thelma’s in 2019 after hosting bands at a stage he built in his backyard in downtown Tulsa. That same laid-back, familiar air defines Thelma’s.

Church Studio plays many roles in the city’s vibrant music scene. Built in 1915 as Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, it served a

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