Enjoy live music and get ready to howl at the moon with Enid-based Dually Noted for the Full Moon Concert on Saturday, Aug. 9 in Tonkawa Centennial Park, 301 East Grand, Tonkawa, OK. The seven-member band features Cathy Nulph and Kristi Browne, lead vocalists; Kegan Tuohy, trumpet and vocal; Brandon Haynes, keyboard and vocal; Sean Gallagher, guitar and vocal; Dave Roberts, bass guitar and vocal; Ghent Hopkins, drums and vocal. Dually Noted covers 1970-80 classic songs and the band was started by Nulph and Brown who have been singing their whole lives. Browne is also a former Miss Northern Oklahoma College and NOC Roustabout.
The family-friendly outdoor concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Heart in the Park Pavilion and is free to all. Since bench seating in the park is limited, the public is invited to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Pets on leashes are welcomed and restroom facilities are located across the street in the Santa Fe Depot. Throughout the evening, concert goers may walk the world’s only heart-shaped labyrinth, and the evening concludes with the traditional group howl at the full moon!
Tonkawa’s free Full Moon summer concerts began in 2015 and are sponsored by the North Central Oklahoma Arts Council and Heart in the Park Committee of the Tonkawa Historical Society. Next month’s concert is scheduled for Sunday, September 7 with Hayes Brothers Band returning at audience request. In case of inclement weather or for more information, check for Full Moon Concert updates at https://heartinthepark.org/, Heart in the Park Labyrinth Facebook, NCOAC Facebook: www.facebook.com/TonkawaArts/ or by messaging 580-628-0108.
“Dually Noted” will perform upbeat 1970-80s covers for the Full Moon Concert, Saturday, Aug. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Tonkawa Centennial Park, 301 E Grand, Tonkawa. Band members are (L to R): Kegan Tuohy, Ghent Hopkins, Dave Roberts, Kristi Browne, Cathy Nulph, Brandon Haynes and Sean Gallagher. The Full Moon Concert series is celebrating its 11th year of outdoor live music and is sponsored by North Central Oklahoma Arts Council and Heart in the Park committee of the Tonkawa Historical Society.
