Music4Hope brings free all-day concert to Andrews Park Saturday

A free daylong concert featuring 10 musical acts lands at Andrews Park in Norman on Saturday, Oct. 17, with all donations going to an emergency shelter for unhoused youth.

Music4Hope: A Concert for Youth in Crisis runs from noon to midnight at the park, located at 479 N. Webster Ave., according to a KGOU community calendar listing. Deep Peach Productions organized the event in partnership with Sisu Youth Services, the Oklahoma City nonprofit that will receive the funds.

The lineup includes reggae group Quantum Souljahs, jam band Apex Convoy, rock-reggae act Moon Rock Banditz and Norman psychedelic rock band Sun Deep. Corbin Owens, Oklahoma Cannabiz, Carter J. Wright, Third Kind, Abandon Alien and Ellis Dean round out the bill, according to a Deep Peach Productions Instagram post promoting the show.

Food trucks, local vendors and arts-and-crafts activities will fill the park alongside the music. Vendor spots carry no fees or permits, according to a Facebook post seeking participants.

The concert is free.

All ages are welcome, and organizers are asking attendees to donate directly to Sisu Youth Services at the event.

Where the money goes

Sisu Youth Services operates a low-barrier emergency overnight shelter open seven nights a week for youth ages 15 to 22 and a daily drop-in resource center for youth ages 15 to 24. Penny Reynolds founded the organization in 2010 to collect and share resources for at-risk youth in Oklahoma City.

The nonprofit announced a $1.5 million grant in July 2026 to fund an expansion of its services for unhoused youth, according to the organization's news page.

Deep Peach Productions, which also organized the Norman Summer Jamz Music and Arts Festival at Andrews Park in May 2026, described the event on its website as a benefit concert for young people in crisis featuring top Oklahoma musicians and artists.

The OU Daily also covered the upcoming concert, noting it benefits Oklahoma City-based youth services.