Shawnee, OK

Brickhouse Saloon

Venue review

The musician's read

Brickhouse Saloon runs most music on Saturday nights, plus a monthly third-Thursday bike night. It has a dive-bar core but brings real production: house sound, lighting, and screens for visuals. The public feedback calls out cheap drinks, pool, clean bathrooms, good vibes, and music that draws people in from outside town. That is a stronger foundation than a venue with a neon sign and a stage built from regret. Email is the booking route, but the venue’s habit is to book artists it has seen live or heard about through referrals. This is a classic “get out and play” room. A good email needs a strong live clip, but a real show, a local recommendation, and evidence that you can handle a Saturday crowd will matter more than a beautifully formatted biography. Confirm PA, monitors, microphones, engineer, lighting, video screens, stage plot, load-in, soundcheck, set length, compensation, door, food, breaks, and bike-night specifics. House visuals can make a band look bigger, provided the band arrives with visuals worth projecting and not a folder named NEW_LOGO_FINAL_9. Saturday favors rock, country, blues, party covers, regional originals, and bands with enough pulse to keep a bar moving. The bike night adds another kind of audience: social, loud, and likely allergic to excess stage patter. Brickhouse suits acts that can earn a referral, use real production well, and keep a Saturday room engaged. Play the right local bills, send the clip, and give the screens something worth staring at.

Booking Information

Venue booking contacts

Free directory

Contact Information

Contact
Karla
Role
Talent Buyer

Member booking tools

Use Quick Pitch, saved venues, follow-ups, tour planning, and the Booking Dashboard with membership.

Open booking tools

Venue details

Capacity
249
Age policy
21+
Genres
Blues, Country, Rock
Sound & production
House sound system
Address
113 1/2 N. Bell Avenue, 74801, United States
Venue phone
(405) 567-9314

Official venue links

Venue photos & reviews

See the room before load-in

See current venue photos, ratings, selected reviews, hours, and contact details.

Scout this venue

Reveal live photos, rating, reviews, hours, and contact details.

KEEP DIGGING

You might also try

Other venues in Oklahoma, weighted toward the same city and genres.

With room for roughly 400 and a 21+ policy, 40 WEST is part of the live-music circuit in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A Premier Live Entertainment Production Studio, Venue, Sports Bar & Grill. Shows are held on Saturday nights. The 40 WEST calendar is open to Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Funk, Pop, Rock, and Top 40. 40 WEST accepts booking inquiries through Facebook. 40 WEST has a house sound system; artists should confirm inputs, monitoring, and engineer requirements. QuickPitch is available for this venue. Before confirming 40 WEST, settle the running time and any venue-specific promotion or settlement terms. 40 WEST’s stated song policy is all song types.

Read the whole thing

Cherokee Casino is a live-performance stop in Grove, Oklahoma, while final capacity and age rules remain show-specific. Located North of Grove on Highway 59 and East 250 Road, this beautiful, 39,000 square-foot lakeside casino sits on top of a 24-acre site. They host live music on Friday and Saturday nights in the 1897 Bar. The Cherokee Casino calendar is open to Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Motown, Pop, R&B, and Reggae. Cherokee Casino handles booking by email, and submissions should include realistic draw information. Cherokee Casino’s production package is not confirmed, so PA, monitoring, backline, and staffing need direct agreement. Before confirming Cherokee Casino, settle the running time and any venue-specific promotion or settlement terms.

Read the whole thing

The Church Studio is a site promotes recurring Tunes @ Noon performances in the historic studio. The seated sanctuary-style environment favors attentive listening and music that benefits from natural room acoustics rather than nightlife energy. For musicians, blend, dynamics, repertoire, and professional presentation matter more than elaborate stage production. The strongest fits are faith-based, choral, gospel, classical, acoustic, and community concert programs rather than conventional bar-band bookings. The Church Studio is worth considering for musicians whose audience size, stage setup, and live format match the venue’s scale and atmosphere. Before pursuing a date, bands should think about whether their normal set length, equipment footprint, volume, and audience draw suit the way people actually use the space during live events.

Read the whole thing