Best Concerts in Oklahoma City

Real videos of Concerts in Oklahoma City — 7 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. CulturalHistoricElegantArt DecoLive performancesFilm screenings

    About the venue

    The Criterion, located at 500 E Sheridan Ave, is a historic performing arts venue in Oklahoma City that opened in 1924. This beautifully restored theater features a stunning Art Deco design and hosts a variety of performances, including concerts, plays, and film screenings. The venue is a cultural hub for both locals and visitors, contributing significantly to the city's vibrant arts scene.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a man performing a guitar and singing on stage under purple and red lighting. The camera initially focuses on the performer and then pans out to show the audience seated at tables, creating a scene typical of a live music venue.

    500 E Sheridan Ave

  2. LivelyOutdoorIntimateLive concertsNatural settingSummer events

    About the venue

    The Zoo Amphitheatre, located within the Oklahoma City Zoo park grounds, hosts a variety of concerts and live performances from local and national artists. This outdoor venue accommodates around 7,000 people and offers an intimate setting for enjoying music surrounded by natural beauty. Established in 1991, it has become a local favorite for summer entertainment. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for a more comfortable experience.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live concert performance featuring a lead singer in a blue outfit performing on stage with a band. The stage is illuminated with dynamic purple and blue lighting, and a large screen displays a close-up of the singer. The audience is visible in the foreground, with people raising their hands and reacting to the performance. The footage is shot from a shaky, handheld perspective, suggesting it was filmed by a spectator in the crowd. The only spoken line, delivered at the beginning, is 'I quite put the shirt off your neck,' which appears to be part of the song lyrics. The overall atmosphere is energetic and immersive, reflecting a real-time concert experience.

    2101 NE 50th St

  3. ElegantVersatileCommunitySpacious hallFlexible setupModern amenities

    About the venue

    Johns assembly, located in Oklahoma County, is a versatile venue catering to various events from weddings to corporate meetings. Equipped with modern amenities, it features a spacious hall and breakout rooms for different group sizes. The local community often uses this space for gatherings thanks to its flexible setup and accommodating staff. Known for its elegant decor, Johns assembly provides an ideal setting for formal occasions.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live concert performance by a five-member band, featuring two guitarists, a drummer, a bassist, and a lead vocalist. The stage is illuminated with dynamic purple and green lighting, creating an energetic atmosphere. The camera remains fixed, focusing on the band as they perform with visible audience members in the foreground, some raising their hands and reacting to the music. A brief audio clip at 00:24–00:33 states, 'Time is out. We'll be right back,' indicating a broadcast interruption, likely from a live TV or streaming event. The performance is energetic and visually engaging, but lacks close-ups, crowd interaction, or venue-specific signage, making the exact location unclear. The video is shot in a horizontal (landscape) orientation, typical of broadcast or YouTube content, and has a static, unedited feel with no narrative progression beyond the performance itself.

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    What the videos show

    A live music performance featuring a female vocalist, guitarist, drummer, and keyboardist takes place under purple stage lighting. The vocalist, identified as Myra Beasley, performs with energy and engagement, while a person in a cap records the show from a tripod in the foreground. The band is part of a larger lineup, with another performer, Miss Cheyenne, mentioned. The atmosphere is vibrant and dynamic, capturing a moment from a real nightlife event where audiences can attend and experience live music firsthand.

    2408 N Robinson Ave

  5. CulturalArtisticCommunityArt walksLocal marketsSupport for

    About the venue

    Plaza District Association is a cultural and business initiative in Oklahoma City that fosters local art and entrepreneurship. Located on N Gatewood Ave, the association organizes various community events, including art walks and markets, promoting local crafts and food. The area has become a vibrant community space, attracting visitors interested in supporting local artists and small businesses. The friendly atmosphere encourages community engagement.

    What the videos show

    A woman with a pink headscarf performs on a large screen at a concert, wearing a white top and white pants against a dark background. The camera remains static, capturing her singing while a crowd watches in the background. The scene is a live music performance at a venue, with no visible signage or clear indication of the location, and no direct interaction with the audience or performers beyond the visual presence of the crowd.

    1614 N Gatewood Ave

  6. VibrantEntertainmentMulti-purposeConcertsSports games18,000 capacity

    About the venue

    Paycom Center, located at 100 W Reno Ave in Oklahoma City, is an arena that hosts a variety of events including concerts, sports games, and family shows. This multi-purpose venue has a seating capacity of over 18,000, making it a central hub for entertainment in the area. Notable events include Oklahoma City Thunder games and popular concerts by national acts. The arena also features modern amenities and dining options for attendees, making it a versatile destination.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a concert scene with a large audience holding up lights, creating a visually striking effect. The camera pans upwards, revealing more tiers of the audience, all illuminated by the glow from cell phones held aloft.

    100 W Reno Ave

  7. HistoricCulturalIntimateLive performancesFilm screeningsArt deco

    About the venue

    Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City features a historic art deco style and serves as a venue for live performances, including concerts and film screenings. Opened in 1937, it has remained a local landmark, showcasing both big names and local talent. Guests appreciate the unique architectural features and intimate atmosphere of the theater. The venue is a favorite for cultural events and is accessible for various audiences.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live performance by the band Circle Jerks at a concert venue. The camera focuses on the stage where the band members are actively performing, with the lead singer engaging with the audience. The audience is visible in the foreground, appearing enthusiastic and engaged with the performance.

    425 NW 23rd St