Our Mission
To create, produce, and nourish the arts in our community. Preserving what the past created, to building future events, concerts and artistic growth for the next generation to continue.
Another 48 Hours strives to bring the live music experience back to Southeastern Oklahoma. LABOR DAY WEEKEND, 1975: The “48 Hours in Atoka” music festival took place in Atoka, Oklahoma. The lineup included Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Freddy Fender, David Allan Coe, Don Williams, Larry Gatlin, and more. Music historians consider this to be the beginning of the Outlaw Country movement.
Birthplace of Outlaw Country Music
Come back to where it all started. 1975's Historic
Music Event with over 30,000 in attendance!
The little ol' festival that rocked a community, burned the land, showcased legends and created icons.
Come back and help us celebrate the birthplace of OUTLAW COUNTRY MUSIC.
2025 Line Up
Jacquie Roar
From gracing the stage at the Oregon Jamboree to sharing it with music legends like Reba McEntire, Alan Jackson, Martina McBride, Kelsea Ballerini, Dan + Shay, and more, Jacquie Roar has tirelessly carved her name into the music industry. Her journey finally ignited when she received the call to participate in Season 24 of America’s reality singing competition, The Voice. Making her national debut, Jacquie Roar delivered a stunning rendition of “Here for the Party” by Gretchen Wilson, capturing the attention of all four coaches with a “four-chair turn.” Jacquie’s journey through the competition was marked by her determination, ultimately landing her a commendable 4th place finish in the finale. Jacquie Roar isn’t just a powerhouse vocalist; she’s also a gifted songwriter. This dynamic artist will set the stage ablaze with her high-energy performances and send shivers down your spine with her emotionally charged ballads.
Jairumiah Ford Band
The Jairumiah Ford Band is a country-rock group hailing from Pushmataha County, Oklahoma. Known for their high-energy shows and authentic sound, they’ve shared the stage with standout artists like Stoney LaRue, Zach Top, Gavin Adcock, John Wolfe, and many more. Carving their path through the Texas and Oklahoma music scenes, the band is steadily gaining momentum across the broader country circuit. At their core is a deep bond built on crafting music that’s as captivating as it is honest.
Josh Weathers
Josh Weathers is a Fort Worth based soulful singer songwriter. He has spent the last 15 years honing his craft of combining songs of hope with a high energy rock n’ soul live show. Since a video of him singing “I Will Always Love You” the classic Dolly Parton hit went viral a few years ago, it has expanded Josh’s reach to a national and global level. Many people have compared him to the likes of John Mellencamp, Springsteen or even Stevie Wonder, but his die hard fan base has found something incredibly unique about his ability to connect with an audience. In late 2015 Josh and his wife Kady founded a non profit organization called Love Like You Mean It Intl. after a life changing trip to India. Since the foundation began Josh has chosen to use his platform to bring awareness to their efforts overseas. If you ever have the chance to witness a live performance… do it. You’ll be a part of something special.
Emily Hollingshed
Hailing from Coweta , Oklahoma, Emily Hollingshed blends soulful country with heartfelt grit, captivating audiences with her authentic voice and raw talent. Raised in a musical family, she began performing as a child at local festivals and churches, honing her craft early. By 16, Emily was delivering acoustic sets across Oklahoma and beyond, earning accolades like a second-place finish in Battle of the Bands at Tumbleweeds in Stillwater earning her the spot to open the Calf Fry 2024 festival. Also in 2024 she recorded her debut album at Tulsa's legendary Church studio capturing the energy of her live performances through live takes. Known for her emotional depth and Oklahoma roots, Emily is a rising star in the vibrant country music scene, delivering unforgettable performances at iconic venues and major festivals.
Jordan Rainer
Jordan Rainer, an award-winning singer-songwriter from Atoka, Oklahoma, is making waves in the country music scene with her unique rock edge. A top finalist on NBC's The Voice and the 2023 New Female Artist of the Year at the Texas Country Music Awards, she boasts nearly 1 million social media followers and 200 million TikTok views. With a ravenous fanbase and sold-out shows, Jordan has shared the stage with country legends and has garnered the support of Reba McEntire, showcasing her resilience and talent honed from years of performing in Broadway Honkytonks.
Bo Phillips Band
Hailing from Stillwater, Oklahoma, the Bo Phillips Band brings an eclectic variety of musical influences with them to the stage. From the first note until the last encore, you can be sure that you will leave with a smile. You pay for the whole seat, but you stay on the edge!
Jason Boland & The Stragglers
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Boland grew up listening to a mix of country and rock and roll before eventually finding himself at the epicenter of the Red Dirt scene in Stillwater, where he put together the Stragglers while attending OSU. Beginning with 1999’s Pearl Snaps, the hard-touring band would release a series of critically acclaimed independent albums that would rack up more than half a million sales, lead to collaborations with the likes of Shooter Jennings and Robert Earl Keen, and land performances everywhere from The Ryman Auditorium to the Grand Ole Opry. The New York Times called Boland “one of the country scene’s most multidimensional songwriters,” while American Songwriter praised him as “a troubadour for the ages,” and Rolling Stone hailed him as a “steady, reliable source of smart, gritty songwriting.”