Join the Woody Guthrie Center for an evening of fresh Americana and folk music with rising star Adam Simons. Drawing on music from the 1970s and honest songwriting, Simons weaves ethereal folk stories with organic instrumentation, making music that calls back to a bygone era while staying planted firmly in the present.
Details
Friday, Dec. 11, 2026
Doors: 6 p.m. CT
Show: 6:30 p.m. CT
Woody Guthrie Center
102 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Tickets
$20 general admission
$15 Woody Guthrie Center members
About Adam Simons
Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade. Raised in Arizona on the music of the 1970’s, Adam has found his niche in simple but honest songwriting, organic instrumentation, and the spirit of an era gone by. His music has gained a massive following online in recent years, with over 300,000 followers across platforms, international acclaim, and a loyal audience. Now a Nashville resident, Adam tours regularly and has recently performed at historic venues including the Ryman Auditorium and The Troubadour. His new self-produced album “A Little Love” features a collection of ethereal folk stories, honest songwriting, and a fresh take on Americana music.
About Common Chords
The Woody Guthrie Center presents the next chapter of Common Chords, a concert series hosted in our intimate 59-seat theater. Rooted in our shared values of social justice, equality, and compassion, this second submission season features one application period encompassing both spring and fall performances. Across the year, Common Chords will explore evolving themes grounded in the rich traditions of folk music. From global reinterpretations of Woody Guthrie’s work to experimental blends at the edges of folk, Common Chords invites community to gather and connect through music.
