Utica Square Announces Return of Summer’s Fifth Night Free Concert Series Starting May 28

Free Weekly Outdoor Concert Series Begins on May 28

Tulsa’s cherished retail and lifestyle center, Utica Square, welcomes the return of its beloved Summer’s Fifth Night concert series for its 33rd year. The open-air series brings live music to the center with a diverse lineup of local artists spanning jazz, rock, country, and more. Concerts will take place on the lawn weekly on Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., beginning May 28 and running through July 30.

“Summer’s Fifth Night has become one of Tulsa’s favorite summer traditions,” said Cassandra Montray, property manager of Utica Square. “We look forward to welcoming the community back each week for live music, time with family and friends, and memorable summer evenings together.”

The 2026 Summer’s Fifth Night lineup is as follows.

• May 28 – Casii Stephan (Pop/Soul/Rock)
• June 4 – The Chain Project (Harmonious rock)
• June 11 – Zodiac (Dance Pop/Rock)
• June 18 – Dana & the Drive (Rock)
• June 25 – The Get Down (Dance Rock)
• July 2 – Charlie Redd’s Black Friday
• July 9 – Ana Berry and Bossa Rhythm Collective (Latin)
• July 16 – The Red Letters (Rock)
• July 23 – The Holdouts (Rock/Funk/Blues)
• July 30 – Grady Nichols with Special Guest Appearance By Kolbi Jordan (Jazz, Soul, Contemporary R&B)

“The long tradition of Utica Square’s Summer’s Fifth Night has been a true gift for Tulsa,” said Summer’s Fifth Night Producer and Founder of SRO Productions, Jon Terry. “It has been a supreme honor to have been allowed to produce these live music concert series since its start in 1992.  Now, after well over 500 shows, it never gets old seeing the wonderful crowds of people that come and enjoy with friends and family.  I know I speak for all the artists who have graced this stage over the years, that this is a fantastic opportunity for them to showcase their talents and build following.  The upcoming 2026 series once again offers a mix of known favorites plus exciting debuts by some of Tulsa’s hottest acts.”