Join the Woody Guthrie Center for an evening with father-daughter duo Dave Long and Myah Batt. Family Folk pays homage to the giants of music who came before them with lyrics that evoke unity, common sense and coming together despite differences that may divide.
Details
Friday, Oct. 2, 2026
Doors: 6 p.m. CT
Show: 6:30 p.m. CT
Woody Guthrie Center
102 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Tickets
$10 general admission
Free for Woody Guthrie Center members
About Family Folk
Our family harmonies (especially Myah) thrill people. Rooted in classic Americana, drawing inspiration from Guthrie, Dylan and the Wild West, our songs tell stories, bring people together and leave them better off than when they walked in the door. Everyone sees themselves—or what they’d like to see— in a father and daughter, across a generation- coming together to share the love of great music with an audience in an intimate setting. We’ve played so many venues, small and large, most notably the San Clemente Fiesta Music Festival last summer.
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.
