Get your tickets for a special evening of singer-songwriter magic when Ray Wylie Hubbard takes over the iconic Cain’s Ballroom stage in the Tulsa Arts District. Hailing from southern Oklahoma, this troubadour first rose to prominence as a leader of the 1970s progressive country movement, playing shows with the likes of Jerry Jeff Walker while building a word-of-mouth following touring the Southwest’s coffeehouse circuit.

Over the last five decades, Hubbard has penned some of Red Dirt and Texas Country’s most anthemic ballads including “Redneck Mother,” “Drunken Poet’s Dream,” “Screw You, We’re From Texas,” “Dust of the Chase,” “Coricidin Bottle” and of course, “Choctaw Bingo.” Don’t miss your chance to see this living legend live when Ray Wylie Hubbard takes the Cain’s Ballroom stage in Tulsa this September.