Date Sunday, August 30ths 2026
Time Door 5pm
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Kalyn Fay

(Cherokee Nation, Muscogee descent) is a songwriter and musician from Oklahoma, who fosters an additional interdisciplinary practice that interweaves visual arts, curation, and education. Born and raised in rural Oklahoma between Cherokee, Muscogee, and Osage territories, they are deeply rooted in their nuanced relationship to Oklahoma, and their musical practice is a reflection of that influence. Focusing on self-location, community, collaboration, and empathy, Kalyn sees their music as a way to lean into personal and shared narratives. Their songs embed Indigenous understandings associated with community and environment, navigatings the ways in which we all intersect with the hopes of building bridges of understanding between. Kalyn Fay’s music is “for you, for me, for us, for we.”

Chloe-Beth

Singer-songwriter based in Nashville, known for her blend of indie-folk and Americana music. The Oklahoma native’s debut EP, aptly named “Familiar”, sees her balancing personal storytelling with a universal sound, crafting songs that invite listeners into a world that spans from soulful vocals and twinkling acoustic melodies to ’90s adjacent guitar riffs and edgy red dirt instrumentation-a Mazzy-Star-meets-Lucinda-Williams for the digital era.

Date Friday, October 3rd 2026
Time Door 5pm

Samantha Crain

is a critically acclaimed Choctaw-American singer, songwriter, producer, and film composer from Oklahoma whose music beautifully blends elements of folk, country rock, and indie pop. A multi-award-winning artist and captivating storyteller, she is a proud member of the Choctaw Nation who has earned multiple honors at the Native American Music Awards and the Indigenous Music Awards. Her celebrated studio records, including A Small Death, have garnered widespread critical praise from major outlets like Rolling Stone and The New York Times, while her evocative compositions have been featured prominently in major film and television productions such as Reservation Dogs and Fancy Dance.or us, for we.”

Joleen Brown

is a Tulsa-based singer-songwriter who grew up in east Oklahoma. Since stepping into the Tulsa music scene in 2023, she’s played a lot of shows — including opening a sold-out night at Cain’s Ballroom — won the Tulsa Day Center’s Big Show Off, performed at SXSW with a group of handpicked Tulsa musicians at the Tulsa House, and sold out her own album release show at Mercury Lounge. Her debut album, A Good Place to Hide Away (2025), was recorded with Grammy-nominated producer Wes Sharon at 115 Recording Studio and features members of the Turnpike Troubadours. Her music was also featured on Sterlin Harjo’s Lowdown, introducing her songs to an even wider audience.

Joleen performs with a tight-knit group of highly respected Tulsa musicians, drawing on influences from folk, Americana, and red dirt.

She never planned on recording an album or stepping into the spotlight, but she follows what feels natural, one step at a time. With a growing catalog, a band she loves, and a community she considers family, she’s rolling up her sleeves and seeing where the road leads, grateful for every part of the journey.