Grey Dog Listening Room

06/04/2026

Tonight at 7!

04/30/2026

From Visit Bartlesville:

"Looking for a unique night out in Bartlesville? Head to the Grey Dog Listening Room this Thursday for an intimate live performance by The South Austin Moonlighters, kicking off at 8 p.m. This acclaimed Americana band from Austin, Texas, has earned national attention with their chart-topping album Travel Light, making this unforgettable listening experience in a cozy, up-close setting one that fans won't want to miss.

Doors open at 7 p.m., and seating is limited, so reservations are encouraged by texting 918.397.5818. Guests can bring their own beverages and enjoy a casual, optional potluck. A $20 suggested donation goes directly to the artists, making it easy to support live music while enjoying a memorable evening in Bartlesville."

04/27/2026

Hello friends of the Grey Dog Listening Room! We have a BIG SHOW this Thursday night with the The South Austin Moonlighters at 8 pm SHARP!

"The South Austin Moonlighters is an American Americana band from Austin, Texas. Their album Travel Light charted at #1 on the Alternative-Country charts in 2019, with the single "Machine Gun Kelly" charting at #11 on the Top Alternative Country Song Chart of 2019. They have performed at SXSW and the Dallas International Guitar Music Festival, and have shared the stage with artists including Gin Blossoms, Cory Morrow, Eric Gales, and Sonny Landreth."

The South Austin Moonlighters are a FAVORITE of the Grey Dog crowd!

One listening experience of this rock solid band, their powerful, precision playing, and harmonies that could melt butter, you will join their legion of fans!

Text 918.397.5818 to reserve your seat, as space is limited. (Response might be delayed, as I am waiting on a new phone to arrive).

https://www.youtube.com/watchv=K9SthhbRBWU&list=RDK9SthhbRBWU&start_radio=1

13 likes, 1 comment. "The South Austin Moonlighters play Little Feat (medley)"

04/22/2026

We are sorry to say that the Amy Speace performance has been cancelled due to a death in her family.

Our hearts go out to her during this difficult time. We will reschedule her performance for a later date.

04/19/2026

We had a very productive day at the Grey Dog Listening Room yesterday!

Thanks to all who came and helped make a noticeable positive change in its appearance!

Isaac Mattox scraped a section of the parking, and purchased the concrete circle so I could make the flowerbed, Debbie Malone Carr weedeated, Jurine Elkins made the windows shine like a mirror in preparation for additional art, Deana Smith worked outside and cleaned the green room, including the couch making it look almost new, my mom Jessie Martin and Stacey Foresman donated some money for supplies!

Also! Donnie Wood brought my trailer back from Mom’s, even though he was busy with the ballet, and he gave pizza money too!

It all came together for noticeable improvement, which I did not take a photo of because I was exhausted after working 10 hours yesterday! Once I came home after a shower and had Django in my lap (and a blanket), I fell asleep before the opening credits of Star Trek even ended!

The flowers in the bed will be under a shade cloth for a bit to ease them past transplant shock. It will probably be a few weeks before we will have blooms, but that’s ok!

It would be nice to make another circle at the studio side of the building, so hopefully that can happen before it’s too late to transplant all the babies in the harsh sun.

Don’t forget, Wednesday is Pepper’s Earth Day Birthday, and Friday Amy Speace Wood will be appearing at the Grey Dog!

PS, knocking down the mailboxes was one of the most gratifying experiences ever! I got endless satisfaction from it! I can’t wait to see how Jurine decorates the replacement mailboxes.

Sending love to all who read this!

04/11/2026

Amy Speace will be appearing at The Grey Dog Listening Room Friday, April 24th in a rare, extremely intimate performance that any true musical aficionado should not miss!

Wiki says: “National Public Radio described her voice as "velvety and achy" and compared this Nashville native to Lucinda Williams.

A former Shakespearean actress, her music has received critical acclaim from The New York Times, NPR, The Sunday London Times, & Mojo Magazine.

Speace's song, Weight of the World, was recorded by singer Judy Collins on her 2010 album Paradise.

She has toured extensively in the US, UK and Europe and has shared the stage with Guy Clark, Judy Collins, Mary Chapin Carpenter and many others.

She regularly performs at The Rocky Mountain Folks Festival and The Kerrville Folk Festival and has appeared at Glastonbury Music Festival, Cambridge Folk Festival.

She has also appeared on Mountain Stage Radio 4 times.”

Invite your friends, and reserve your seat now, as space is limited. Text 918.397.5818 for reservations. Don’t forget we are BYOB, and host a voluntary potluck!

What an opportunity for our community to hear yet another incredible performance, see you Friday night at 8!

04/03/2026

All original music with the Paul Benjaman Band this Saturday night at 8!

Doors at 7, BYOB, Voluntary Potluck, $20 suggested donation!

Text 918.397.5818 to reserve your seat as space is limited. This will be recorded on both audio and video, don’t miss it! 🎸🎶🎙️🪩

03/27/2026

We will be doing a live recording as well as video, if you love the Blues, text 918.397.5818 to RSVP!🎙️🎶🎸🪩

03/21/2026

From KWON 1400, KRIG 104.9, KYFM 100.1, KPGM 1500’s Chase Almy

“Bartlesville gets another reminder that live music still exists outside of overpriced arenas and sticky bar floors this weekend, as Poppa Foster’s Green Corn Rebellion takes over the Grey Dog Listening Room Saturday night. The March 21st show kicks off at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6, giving attendees just enough time to settle in before things get loud in a good way.

The Grey Dog Listening Room, located at 812 W. 14th Street, leans hard into the “actually listen to the music” concept, which, in 2026, feels like borderline heresy. The venue keeps things intimate, offering a stripped-down experience for people who prefer guitars over chatter. It’s also BYOB, includes a voluntary potluck, and encourages guests to dress up just enough to pretend this isn’t your average Saturday night.

Space is limited, it really is, so organizers are asking guests to RSVP in advance by texting 918-397-5818. For those tired of shouting over cover bands and dodging spilled drinks, this might be the rare night where the music is actually the main event.”

09/02/2025

Make sure to attend the Bartlesville Art Association Art Show and Sale this Friday!🖼️

We are proud to support the artistic community in our hometown! We are looking forward to meeting the folks who win the auction!🪩🖼️🌻