Women Of Woodyfest - Musicians for Decency and Democracy

Name: Women Of Woodyfest - Musicians for Decency and Democracy
Start: 2026-05-24T16:00:00-05:00
Location: 2805 N McKinley Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, United States, Oklahoma 73106

Schedule

Sun, 24 May, 2026 at 04:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

2805 N McKinley Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, United States, Oklahoma 73106 | Oklahoma City, OK

EARLY SHOW 4PM
Join us at The Blue Door for a special afternoon celebrating the spirit of Woody Guthrie—through the voices of some of Oklahoma’s finest singer-songwriters.
Veteran Oklahoma artist Susan Herndon hosts an incredible lineup featuring Miss Brown To You, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Apple, and Lindsey Flowers—each bringing their own voice, stories, and songs rooted in truth, grit, and heart.
This special performance benefits the Woody Guthrie Festival, honoring the enduring legacy of one of America’s most influential songwriters.
🌟 About the Artists
Susan Herndon – A cornerstone of the Oklahoma songwriting community, Susan is known for her deeply personal, heartfelt songs and her ability to connect with audiences through honesty and warmth. A longtime champion of fellow songwriters, she brings both experience and soul to every performance.
Miss Brown To You – A captivating duo blending rich harmonies with vintage swing, jazz, and Americana influences. Their sound is both timeless and fresh, bringing a unique texture and energy to the stage.
Peggy Johnson – A beloved Oklahoma artist whose songs reflect life, resilience, and spirit. Peggy’s performances are genuine and grounded, carrying the kind of emotional weight that lingers long after the last note.
Nancy Apple – A true original in the folk/Americana world, Nancy is known for her fearless songwriting, humor, and insight. Her songs often walk the line between poignant and playful, always delivered with authenticity.
Lindsey Flowers – Lindsey brings a fresh perspective while honoring the traditions of folk and Americana music.
Expect an afternoon of powerful songwriting, meaningful moments, and a few hard-hitting songs in true Woody fashion.