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The Swon Brothers

The Swon Brothers played to countless Muskogee audiences before moving on up to national crowds after taking home third place on Season 4 of "The Voice."

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John Moreland

Dive into to discover how Oklahoma has helped shape the life of singer/songwriter and our May inductee, John Moreland.

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McSwain Theatre

From cinema classics to country music legends, The McSwain Theatre has been a gathering place for the Ada community and a beacon for aspiring local talent since 1920.

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Chainsaw Kittens

Called the best-kept secret in rock music, the Chainsaw Kittens were known for their chainsaw sound and unique style.

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Conway Twitty

He melted hearts with “Hello Darlin’” and hit-maker Conway Twitty’s enduring legacy includes 54 more No. 1 songs.

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Jesse Ed Davis

When he quit school to tour with Conway Twitty, Jesse Ed Davis had no idea he’d become a blues guitar legend.

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Kings of Leon

Alternative rock icons who have reached worldwide stardom, Kings of Leon continue to sell out stadiums.

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John Fullbright

Born near Okemah, young singer/songwriter John Fullbright has already made a strong impact on American music.

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Blake Shelton

Funny and surprisingly down-to-earth, Blake Shelton is a refreshing icon and rising legend in country music.

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Bryan White

Lake Texoma's been a family favorite vacation spot since Bryan was a little boy.

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Poncan Theatre

Since 1927, the Poncan Theatre has served the surrounding community as a premier venue for music, film and entertainment.

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Jimmy Webb

Best known for hits like “MacArthur Park,” few know the lessons Jimmy Webb carries from growing up in Oklahoma.

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Leon McAuliffe

Legendary steel guitarist Leon McAuliffe loved the classic diner fare at Dot's Cafe in Claremore.

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