the Myron and Booker Variety Show at Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame

The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame welcomes saxophonist Myron Oliver and vocalist Booker Gillespie to the Jazz Depot stage in concert.

Two of Tulsa's most talented musicians have joined forces in an amazing showcase of our city's finest entertainers. Saxophonist Myron Oliver is the owner of one of Tulsa's most popular cover bands, FuZed, and is also a member of two other bands, Echo Tulsa and My-Rock. Booker Gillespie -- formerly of M.I.C. and JetSet Kings -- is one of FuZed's lead singers and widely recognized as one of Oklahoma's top vocalists.

Blending blues, jazz, soul, and R&B, The Myron and Booker Variety Show will spotlight other amazing artists, including Tylisha M. Oliver, Tina Phillips, Dylan Whitney, Travis Fite, David Mooney, Adrion Robbins, Randy Cook, Benjamin Smith, Paul Chatman, and Alexsa Oliver....

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The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame welcomes saxophonist Myron Oliver and vocalist Booker Gillespie to the Jazz Depot stage in concert.

Two of Tulsa's most talented musicians have joined forces in an amazing showcase of our city's finest entertainers. Saxophonist Myron Oliver is the owner of one of Tulsa's most popular cover bands, FuZed, and is also a member of two other bands, Echo Tulsa and My-Rock. Booker Gillespie -- formerly of M.I.C. and JetSet Kings -- is one of FuZed's lead singers and widely recognized as one of Oklahoma's top vocalists.

Blending blues, jazz, soul, and R&B, The Myron and Booker Variety Show will spotlight other amazing artists, including Tylisha M. Oliver, Tina Phillips, Dylan Whitney, Travis Fite, David Mooney, Adrion Robbins, Randy Cook, Benjamin Smith, Paul Chatman, and Alexsa Oliver.

- At the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, located in downtown Tulsa’s Jazz Depot, 111 E. First St., upper level. Tickets can be purchased at the depot, from www.jazzhalltickets.com, or by calling Bettie Downing at 918-928-JAZZ. General admission is $15, reserved table seating $20. Seniors and Jazz Hall members are admitted for $10, and high school and junior high students for $5. The event is a part of the Jazz Hall’s 2015 Spring Concert Series.

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