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Diamond Ballroom

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Historic 1964 south-OKC concert hall with the Southwest's legendary maple dance floor, hosting national touring acts across country, rock, and metal.

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Diamond Ballroom at 8001 S Eastern Ave has hosted national touring musicians since it opened November 21, 1964, when it was billed as 'The Largest Dance Floor in the Southwest' thanks to its 50-by-150-foot maple floor. The independent hall, managed by DCF Concerts of Oklahoma City, still runs a packed calendar of country, rock n' roll, metal, and blues shows in south Oklahoma City.

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