Join us Sunday, October 13, 2024 for the 9th annual “Skinnerfest” as we showcase more than 50 Oklahoma musicians playing tribute to beloved Tulsa songwriter, Tom Skinner. This year we’re adding a free all-ages outdoor stage, a tribute to a much-loved and recently-lost founding member of Wednesday Night Science Project, Don Morris, along with a few more surprises. Scroll down for the schedule and click here for all the details!
Bluegrass Brunch with Johnny Mullenax & Friends (Brunch ticket required)
Joleen Brown Band
Carl Carbonnell
Jim Bachmann
RR Williams
Buffalo Rogers
John Crocker
Tom Pevear
Chris Combs Trio
featuring Amber Watson
Ken Pomeroy
Justin Bloss
Drew Winn
Matt Axton & Badmoon
Pilgrim featuring John Fullbright
John & Parker Ferrell
Hot Toast
MCL Records
with Steph Simon
School of Rock
Bob Dylan Center’s
Tangled Up in Tunes
with Jesse Aycock & Chris Combs
Preslar Music Showcase
Casii Stephan
Branjae
Joey Frendo
Steve Liddell & the Stringlifters
Brad Absher & the Superials
Wednesday Night Science Project
Tribute to Don Morris
Cassie Latshaw
Josh Westbrook
Jared Tyler
Desi & Cody
Our friends at The Brut Hotel are offering Skinnerfest attendees a special rate of $129 this year! Scan the QR code or CLICK HERE to take advantage of this great deal!
Walking distance to our festival venues, The Brut Hotel is Tulsa’s wellness-focused boutique gem nestled in the vibrant Riverview Neighborhood. A masterful blend of 1953 brutalist architecture and tropical serenity, we offer a one-of-a-kind stay catering to adventurers and peace-seekers alike. Eat, Sleep, and Be Well.
Skinnerfest 2023 kicked off with a VIP Brunch at Shrine featuring Tulsa’s King Cabbage Brass Band which led to a second-line parade and serious get-down on the patio at Mercury Lounge! The music continued with rousing sets from Johnny Mullenax Bluegrass Brunch, Wednesday Science Project with the Red Dirt Rangers, big vocal harmonies from And Then There Were Two with Cassie Latshaw, tear-inspiring songs from Saugeye and a Tom Skinner-dedicated set from John Fullbright that he began solo singing songs and telling stories about Tom that led into a full band performance. The night was capped with big performances from Osage County at Shrine and Damion Shade & the Boom Bap Chorus at Merc. Even after 10 hours of music, fans crowded in to Thelma’s Peach for the afterparty with Johnny Murrell and friends!
On Sunday, October 16th, more than 40 Oklahoma musicians came together on a beautiful fall day in Tulsa to celebrate the life and legacy of beloved Oklahoma songwriter, Tom Skinner, and raised $18,503 for music professionals in crisis.
Take a trip down memory lane and check out some of our past festivals and their highlights.
