Offbeat, quirky, and straight-up strange gigs pop in August
OKC stages are gettin' weird with it this month, with genre-blenders, space-metal, noisy experimentation, and a tribute to a beloved quirky film soundtrack.
Chaos reigns as punk, pain, and cats take over film in August
đŹ OKC theaters are eschewing escapism and embracing chaos this month with dark emotion, punk rock reality, and the antics of chaotic cats.
Local group has one month to save historic Film Row theater
đŹ OKC film lovers rally to save Film Rowâs last screening room with 25 days of events to raise $100K. Daily shows start Aug. 1 at the Paramount.
Recent music drops cast summer goth shadow, dark electro
Feeling the heat? Let the dark sounds of OKC cool things down. New goth, electro & post-punk drops reflect the anxious spirit of now.
Locals hit the stage for mini-fest, benefit, rap farewell
Sativa Prophetsâ farewell, a new fest in West Village, and a big benefit showâOKCâs indie scene is on fire this summer. #OKCMusic #LiveLocal
August documentaries explore death, creativity, the cosmos
đŹ Amid the summerâs superhero spectacle, three powerful documentaries remind us that real life still tells the most unforgettable stories.
Modern classic movies mosey into OKC theaters in July
Feeling overwhelmed? Escape into comfort. OKC theaters are screening classic faves like Jumanji, Pride & Prejudice, and Tombstone this July. đŹ
New generation of rock, rap leads the way in July concerts
Think the new generation doesnât measure up? Think again. OKCâs indie scene is alive, loud, and unmissable. Here are 3 shows to prove it. #OKCmusic
âShe Kills Monstersâ slays at Carpenter Square Theatre!
She Kills Monsters dives into a Dungeons & Dragons world, blending epic fantasy with real-life heartache in Carpenter Square Theatreâs fun season finale.
Acclaimed directors counterprogram the summer film season
Blockbusters dominate summer, but daring auteurs like Celine Song, Ari Aster & Danny Boyle offer bold, brainy alternatives on the big screen.
Fair Weather Enemies shoot for ska summer on debut ‘Drats’
Fair Weather Enemies drop "Drats" July 15âpure ska-pop summer vibes, built for hot, sticky car seats, loud horns, and endless singalongs. Vinyl drops in August.
deadCenter standout ‘Close Enough to Burn’ eyes fiery future
âClose Enough to Burnâ lit up deadCenter with grit, style, and Gen Z noir energy. An OKC indie years in the makingâand worth the wait.
Santiago Ramones gets ‘Hypothetical’ on ambitious new album
Singer/songwriter Santiago Ramones combines alt-rock comforts with an online maze of mystery to create a companion experience for his new album "Hypothetical."
OKCMOA speaks the language of love with French Film in July
OKCMOAâs French Film in July is back with love, laughs, space battles, and a tribute to Jacques Rozier. Here are the details!
July major tours bring country, folk, rock giants to OKC
Touringâs not deadâitâs thriving in OKC. Modest Mouse, Incubus, Avett Brothers & Lyle Lovett are all hitting local stages this summer.
