Shadowgrass

Shadowgrass at The Shrine - OK

Banjo, mandolin, guitar, fiddle and bass give bluegrass plenty of ways to grab your attention. With Shadowgrass, the pleasure is in following how those sounds fit together, then noticing the voices woven through them. The band comes to The Shrine in Tulsa on November 7, 2026, at 8:00 PM, an inviting Saturday option for listeners who like their music acoustic, intricate and full of personality.

If instrumental playing is what draws you to a concert, this group gives you several musicians to get to know. Clay Russell plays banjo, Luke Morris mandolin, Kyser George guitar, Madison Morris fiddle and Evan Campfield bass. Luke and Madison also share lead vocals and harmonies. Pick out an instrument in a recording, then listen again for the whole ensemble; that interplay is a good reason to take your interest from a video to a live setting.

Shadowgrass began in 2014 at the Grayson County Fiddler's Convention in Virginia. Videos of the band's instrumental playing helped bring it a following, while the second album All That Will, released in 2024, offers a fuller introduction to its musical voice. There is more to explore here than a display of fast fingers. Harmony singing and songwriting give you another way into the group if bluegrass is new territory.

Among Tulsa live music shows, this is a worthwhile choice for an evening of discovery. Bring your curiosity about the picking, the songs or the blend of five distinct parts, and spend some time with the band's recordings before November arrives. When you are ready to turn that listening into a night out, browse the ticket listings for Shadowgrass at The Shrine.