Head to Tulsa for an evening of outsider country when Sturgill Simpson takes the stage at the BOK Center. With a voice that echoes Waylon Jennings in his prime, the Kentucky songwriter has crafted a unique sound that’s distilled from old soul records and AM country radio, with a gut-shot of psychedelia thrown in for good measure.

Simpson’s 2013 musical debut “High Top Mountain” generated plenty of praise but his release the following year “Metamodern Sounds in Country Music” helped him reach the top 10 on the country music charts. The unconventional country music artist has built a dedicated following with incredible hits like “Long White Line,” “A Sailor’s Guide to Earth,” and “Brace for Impact.” Simpson has also recorded covers of unexpected tracks like Nirvana’s “In Bloom.” Don’t miss your chance to see this one-of-a-kind performer live in Tulsa this May.