Join us for a performance by Whitney Fenimore for the third show of the 2025 Common Chords concert series.
Tulsa-born and Nashville-based, Whitney Fenimore brings spellbinding lyricism to our stage, with her blend of bright indie-folk and Americana. She creates music that feels both intimate and expansive with her frank storytelling. Her songwriting sheds shame and embraces self-discovery, weaving in gently wry commentary that confronts identity, faith, and belonging. Expect a set that feels like a late-night conversation, equal parts vulnerable and evocative.
For Fans of: Maggie Rogers, Madi Diaz, Katie Pruitt and Kacey Musgraves
Details:
Friday, Nov. 7
Doors: 6 p.m. CT
Show: 6:30 p.m. CT
Woody Guthrie Center
102 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Tickets:
$15 ticket
Woody Guthrie Center members get a free CD with their order that will be delivered at the show.
Woody Guthrie Center members will receive an exclusive presale to all shows in this series. Member tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday Sept. 17.
Tickets go on sale to public at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 19.
About Whitney Fenimore:
Whitney Fenimore is a Nashville-based indie artist blending indie-folk, Americana, and singer-songwriter influences into music that’s raw, melodic, and emotionally resonant. A standout semi-finalist on The Voice (Season 13), she’s since earned praise from NPR, PEOPLE Magazine, and No Depression for her sharp, self-aware storytelling. Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Whitney was raised in the Bible Belt and immersed in Christian music. As she grew, so did her perspective — leading to a creative rebirth marked by deep introspection, self-discovery, and bold songwriting. She’s performed at SXSW, opened for GRAMMY-winner Lori McKenna, and signed a publishing deal with Ken Caillat (Fleetwood Mac). Her 2022 album Leaving Ashwood showcased her emotional depth, while recent singles like “Thin Line,” “New Normal,” and “Better Than Lonely” highlight her evolving sound. Her latest release, “Wrong About Jesus,” is a cathartic anthem about identity, faith, and belonging — a bold statement from a queer artist reclaiming her narrative. Through it all, Whitney remains driven by honesty and connection. “Music is a lifeline for me,” she says. “It’s how I make sense of the world.” You can find out more about Whitney at www.whitneyfenimore.com.
About Common Chords:
Woody Guthrie Center presents Common Chords, a powerful new series celebrating community, connection, and cultural movement. Common Chords was curated with our shared values of justice, equality, and compassion. We invite audiences to experience the unifying force of music.
Each season explores the traditions of folk, protest, and storytelling, while pushing boundaries with global reinterpretations of Guthrie’s songs and bold, experimental blends at the edges of folk. More than a concert series, Common Chords is a gathering place: a chance to reflect, connect, and find common ground through music. Learn more: woodyguthriecenter.org/commonchords
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