Cherokee Casino

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.

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.

Club 60 West at River Bend Casino and Hotel is a party-room setup with bowling, billiards, shuffleboard, a center bar, and an event-center option waiting in the wings. Live music is mostly Saturday night in the bar, though it occasionally moves into the event center. The booking requirement is simple: cover bands only. This is not a venue asking for the future of experimental music; it is asking for a band that can make a Saturday crowd glad it left the house. The casino-and-hotel setting suggests a mixed social audience—weekend visitors, regulars, groups, and people already in the building for a good time. That favors strong covers, a confident singer, a set that moves, and enough adaptability to work either the bar or a larger event-center setup. Do not underestimate the value of a tight second set when the bowling lanes and drink specials have already done half the audience-development work. Show inquiries go by phone through the venue’s booking route. Make the call prepared: band format, song range, direct performance links, proposed date, draw estimate, and any production needs. The listing does not publish PA, backline, lights, engineer, stage size, pay, ticketing, load-in, hospitality, or settlement. Confirm whether a bar date and event-center date have different production or financial terms. Club 60 West looks like a practical Oklahoma weekend cover-band date with two possible room scales. Bring a polished package, a dance-friendly set, and enough professional discipline to make the venue glad it called the right band.