Today’s featured event:

YUKON – Hear Norman-based red dirt/Americana outfit The Damn Quails at 9 tonight at Grady’s 66 Pub, 444 W Main St. Doors open at 8 p.m. Information: www.gradys66.com or www,ticketstorm.com.

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1. NORMAN — Listen to Oklahoma hip-hop artists A.Dd+, Josh Sallee and Jabee perform a free “End of the World” show at 8 p.m.

From Friday’s Weekend Look section of The Oklahoman.

Red Dirt Rangers headlining 17th annual Red Dirt Christmas Column: The Cain’s Ballroom show Saturday night will benefit the newly formalized Red Dirt Relief Fund, which provides a safety net for folks on the homegrown music scene.

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From Friday’s Weekend Look section of The Oklahoman.

Blue Door paying homage to Woody Guthrie Sunday In its 22nd year, the show at the famed Oklahoma City listening room is one of the longest-running tributes to the iconic singer-songwriter in the world.

Today’s featured event:

BARTLESVILLE -  Hear Sawyer Brown perform a live, free outdoor concert tonight at Osage Casino-Bartlesville, 222 Allen Road. Gates open at 6 p.m. All ages are welcome.

All free concerts are outdoors, rain or shine and guests should bring their own chairs.

From Wednesday’s Life section of The Oklahoman.

Up-and-coming Oklahoma musicians playing Okemah’s WoodyFest Young Sooner State singer-songwriters like The Damn Quails, Okemah-area native John Fullbright, Samantha Crain and Jesse Aycock have not only been influenced by Guthrie’s music but also by the hometown festival that bears his name.

A version of this story appears in Friday’s Weekend Look section of The Oklahoman.

Arlo Guthrie celebrates his father’s legacy In honor of what would have been Woody Guthrie’s 100th birthday, the Oklahoma icon’s son is performing at a variety of all-star shows during the “Woody at 100” centennial celebration.

NORMAN — Top local and national indie bands will rock Main Street when the fifth annual Norman Music Festival enters its grand finale today, with free music throughout the day and into the wee hours.

Covering the festival Friday night, The Oklahoman Assistant Entertainment Editor George Lang reports that the event is seeing bigger crowds this year.

NORMAN — Some of the top local and national indie bands will rock Main Street when the Norman Music Festival celebrates its fifth year today, Friday and Saturday.

The three-day event will take place on more than a dozen local stages and include headliners Portugal.

NORMAN — It’s almost here! Some of the top local and national indie bands will rock Main Street when the Norman Music Festival celebrates its fifth year on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The three-day event will take place on over a dozen local stages and includes headliners Portugal.