Ole Red Dog House

Blake Shelton’s hometown joint, Ole Red Tishomingo welcomes walk-ins for lunch and dinner every day! This is your spot for Okie-approved dining, drinks, and live country music in Oklahoma.

Country music sounds better in a small town.Boss man wanted a place for locals and tourists alike to experience Ole Red-level talent in Tishomingo – on a stage that does it justice. And around here, what Blake says goes.

The Doghouse hosts up-and-coming artists, tribute shows, and big names for a genuine small-town kind of party that you don’t wanna miss.

Table of 4 for the concert; includes Dinner - Appetizer - Tea or Soda (Alcohol & Gratuity Not Included)

THE SWON BROTHERS on November 29, 2025

Known for their seamlessly smooth, tight-knit sibling harmonies, The Swon Brothers were thrilling audiences long before their appearance as finalists on NBC’s The Voice. Honored with the “Rising Star” award by the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and inducted into the “Rhythm and Routes Oklahoma Music Trail,” the Muskogee, OK natives have been charming fans with their fun-loving personalities since childhood. Since releasing their major label hit, “Later On,” the brothers have written and produced their own music independently and also contributed to superstar Blake Shelton’s album BODY LANGUAGE, co-writing the title track and appearing as featured performers on the song. During their career the brothers have garnered industry honors and nominations with nods from The Country Music Association, The Academy of Country Music and The CMT Music Awards. Their music has landed on many digital streaming platforms and editorial playlists. The Swon Brothers have toured as part of Carrie Underwood’s Storyteller Tour and Brad Paisley’s Country Nation World Tour, as well headlining their own cross-country shows. Philanthropists and love for their upbringing, through the years the brothers have raised more than $200,000.00 and thousands of pounds of non-perishable food at their annual “Swon Brothers’ Concert to Benefit the Salvation Army” for their hometown and regional area.