Tulsans packed The Venue Shrine on Saturday to see Shadowgrass return to Tulsa for a night of bluegrass music.
Shadowgrass formed in 2014 in the Blue Ridge Mountains region of Virginia and North Carolina. The band is composed of childhood friends Clay Russell (banjo), Luke Morris (mandolin) and Kyser George (guitar), who began playing together as preteens, plus fiddler Madison Morris and bassist Evan Campfield.
The Shrine, 112 E. 18th St., features multiple shows a week with a mix of local and touring bands. The Sobo District music venue has a full slate of shows booked through the spring.
Shadowgrass, seen here at The Venue Shrine, is made up of of childhood friends Clay Russell on banjo, Kyser George on guitar and Luke Morris on mandolin, plus Evan Campfield on bass and Madison Morris on fiddle. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Shadowgrass members Evan Campfield (from left), Luke Morris and Madison Morris play at The Venue Shrine on Nov. 7, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Concertgoers take in a Shadowgrass show at The Venue Shrine on Nov. 7, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Shadowgrass, seen here at The Venue Shrine, is made up of of childhood friends Clay Russell on banjo, Kyser George on guitar and Luke Morris on mandolin, plus Evan Campfield on bass and Madison Morris on fiddle. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
The Venue Shrine, 112 E. 18th St., features live music multiple nights a week. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer
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