WeStreet Ice Center Hosts Its First-Ever Concert Featuring Geena Fontanella

WeStreet Ice Center made history on September 18th by hosting its first-ever concert, welcoming Geena Fontanella to the venue for a night of live music and entertainment. Featuring opening performances by Stutter and David Michael Frank, the event marked an exciting new chapter for the facility.

Known as a destination for skating, hockey, and community events, WeStreet Ice Center expanded its entertainment offerings by bringing live music to the venue. The concert showcased the facility’s versatility and its potential to host a variety of experiences for the Tulsa community.

Leading up to the show, fans had the opportunity to enter a concert ticket giveaway, with 10 winners receiving two tickets each, helping build excitement ahead of the event.

The first-ever concert represented an important milestone for WeStreet Ice Center as it continues to explore new ways to bring people together through entertainment, recreation, and community experiences.

From hockey games and public skating to live music and special events, WeStreet Ice Center continues to grow as a multipurpose destination for the Tulsa community.