Concerts in Oklahoma This-week
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Concerts in Oklahoma This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Oklahoma City promises an exciting lineup of concerts and live performances across some of the city's top venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to a diverse range of genres, from classical and orchestral performances to contemporary pop, rock, and comedy shows. The Oklahoma City Philharmonic will be celebrating 'America The Beautiful' with a special concert at Thelma Gaylord PAT At Civic Center Music Hall on September 19th, offering a patriotic and inspiring musical experience. Fans of mainstream pop and R&B can catch Kehlani at the Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre on September 18th, a perfect outdoor event for a lively evening under the stars.
For those interested in comedy, Bricktown Comedy Club hosts an array of stand-up performances, including acts by Ray Lau on September 17th, Amy Grant and Ryman Leon on September 20th, along with multiple shows featuring Joe Gatto and Carlos Mencia from September 18th to 19th, providing plenty of laughs throughout the week.
Indie and alternative music fans are in for a treat with shows by Twin Temple at Beer City Music Hall on September 16th, and Thousand Below performing at the same venue on September 15th. Additionally, the Bricktown Comedy Club features performances by Emily Catalano on September 20th, and the band Sleep at Beer City Music Hall on September 14th, rounding out the week with compelling live acts.
For jazz and instrumental music lovers, Jake Shimabukuro will take the stage at Tower Theatre on September 17th, delivering a mesmerizing ukulele performance. Classical music will be highlighted by the Oklahoma City Philharmonic's patriotic concert, while comedy fans can enjoy performances by Graeson McGaha at Bricktown Comedy Club and Index Paradox at 89th Street Collective.
Overall, Oklahoma City this week offers an eclectic mix of concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events at premier venues like The Criterion, Bricktown Comedy Club, and the Civic Center, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.