Upcoming House Concerts
Red Dirt Rangers:
Sat Sept 26th, 7:30pm
Tulsa’s own Red Dirt Rangers have carried the Red Dirt tradition since 1988, emerging from Stillwater’s communal home “The Farm” alongside artists like Bob Childers and Jimmy LaFave. Blending Americana, rock, and folk, they helped define the genre and inspire younger acts. After surviving a near-fatal 2004 helicopter crash, they never stopped performing and giving back, earning induction into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2017.
Our first show of the fall! Grab your seats soon!
7pm: doors open
7:30/45: first set (45 min)
- 20 min intermission
8:45-ish: 2nd set (45 min)
9:30 and on: social hour
Seating limited to approx 50-55.
There will be a suggested artist donation of $25/ person.
Email us to request a seat: TheTulsaTreehouse@gmail.com
(Unf we cannot guarantee seats at the door, as these usually sell out.)
Joleen Brown:
Fri Nov 6th, 7:30pm
Tulsa-based singer-songwriter Joleen Brown channels raw emotional honesty into a mix of Americana, country and Red Dirt. Drawing from her own life, she writes deeply personal songs of heartbreak, hard times and resilience, delivered in a voice that shifts from intimate and tender to a full-throated country belt. Featured on Sterlin Harjo’s TV series The Lowdown, Brown writes and performs with a simple purpose: “I want people to feel understood, not alone.”
This is her first show at the Tulsa Treehouse, and sure to sell out!
7pm: doors open
7:30/45: first set (45 min)
- 20 min intermission
8:45-ish: 2nd set (45 min)
9:30 and on: social hour
Seating limited to approx 50-55.
There will be a suggested artist donation of $25/ person.
Email us to request a seat: TheTulsaTreehouse@gmail.com
(Unf we cannot guarantee seats at the door, as these usually sell out.)
Caroline Cotter:
Weds Dec 9th, 7:30pm
A nationally-touring singer/ songwriter hailing from my own home state of Maine (and a fellow alum of Colby College!), Caroline Cotter returns to the Treehouse for her 2nd show! With her honeyed voice and disarmingly honest lyrics, she weaves audiences into a spell with songs about connection, nostalgia, gratitude, loss and wanderlust.
Our last show of 2026, so grab your seats soon!
7pm: doors open
7:30/45: first set (45 min)
- 20 min intermission
8:45-ish: 2nd set (45 min)
9:30 and on: social hour
Seating limited to approx 50-55.
There will be a suggested artist donation of $25/ person.
Email us to request a seat: TheTulsaTreehouse@gmail.com
(Unf we cannot guarantee seats at the door, as these usually sell out.)
Past Events
Micaela Young:
May 2025
Tulsa’s own emerging singer/songwriter Micaela Young sent shivers through the Treehouse audience with her gripping voice, heartfelt lyrics and gorgeous melodies in spring of 2025. Performing around town every month and even conquering Guthrie Green to a full lawn, keep an eye for her future shows.
Branjae
Legendary Tulsa performer Branjae brought her soulful, genre-bending vision of Black American Music to the Treehouse in March, nearly bringing down the roof countless times with her 3-piece band. With a guest count of nearly 60, it was our most packed-house yet! Hope to have her back again down the road.
Casii Stephan
Tulsa singer-songwriter Casii Stephan came back for her second show here at the Treehouse, and brought all the fire and fight of her first one with her. Another sold out show that left audiences cheering, so, it won’t be her last! Here’s till next time.
Mayor Monroe Nichols:
Honored to have Mayor Monroe Nichols back at the Treehouse for the 3rd time to connect with local citizens and discuss the successes of his first year in office, as well as his vision for the future. Detailing strong strides in reducing the homeless problem, improving affordable housing, citizen safety and student outcomes, Monroe spoke for nearly an hour and a half, taking countless questions from the room.
Mike Cameron & Annie Ellicott
Tulsa saxophonist and composer Mike Cameron took to the Treehouse stage with fellow Tulsan, singer and songwriter Annie Ellicott for an amazing, intimate night of jazz favorites. The two of them were a perfect pairing, and pianist Scott McQuade rounded out the trio.
Ellis Paul
A 30-yr attendiee of the Woodie Guthrie fest, nationally touring singer/ songwriter Ellis Paul returned to Tulsa to cast a spell of the Treehouse this October with two glorious sets of his signature songs.
Johnny Murrell
Tulsan rock/ soul piano troubadour Johnny Murrell Rocked the Treehouse on Fri May 30th 2025, and we’ll surely have him back. A soul-stirring frontman whose sound blends Tulsa soul with New York rock & roll, his voice moves effortlessly from smokey soul to smooth pop. Having drawn comparisons to John Legend and Elton John. Johnny has performed in Austin, NYC, DC and countless other towns winning over fans with his powerful, piano-drive mix of rock, soul and swagger.
Caroline Cotter
A nationally-touring singer/ songwriter hailing from my own home state of Maine (and a fellow alum of Colby College!), Caroline graced us with her voice and gorgeous songs for a truly memorable night of folk music in spring of ‘25. You’re welcome back anytime, Caroline!
Barron Ryan
We were fortunate to have local Tulsa pianist extraordinaire Barron play here TWICE in 2025, w/ sold-out performances both times. Here’s to having him and his fantastic storytelling skills back down the road!
Mark Gibson
Local favorite Mark Gibson has been playing all over Tulsa for years, wowing audiences with his powerful blend of soul/ pop/ rock. Was a true honor to have him rock the house here to a sold-out room.
Joe Alterman
I first met Joe back in about 2014, as we were both playing Caffe Vivaldi in the West Village on the same night multiple times. I immediately knew he was on his way to being a nationally-recognized performer. 10 years later, he’s playing all over the country, and headlining top venues in NYC like Birdland, Blue Note, Eddie’s Attic in ATL and many more. Was a dream come true to have him light up the ‘61 Steinway here at the Treehouse in late 2024.
Monroe Nichols
I was lucky enough to be put in touch with our future Mayor of Tulsa back in late 2023 by my neighbor Duane Mass, as Monroe was mounting his campaign to become Tulsa’s first black mayor. We hosted Monroe twice in 2024 en route to his historic victory, with meet & greet’s to help get his vision out to the public. Proud to have played a small role in his campaign.
Casii Stephan
Local favorite Casii Stephan has the honor of being the very FIRST performer here at the Treehouse back in late 2023! Bringing her unique of soul-rock singer-songwriter magic to our ‘61 Steinway, she rocked the sold-out room of 50-plus listeners and proved to us all that the Treehouse could have a long future of welcoming performers in its future. Stay tuned for when we’ll have her back!
