Music column

Oklahoma’s own Pomeroy, still shy of her twentieth birthday, artfully dodges the usual pitfalls of the teen singer/songwriter landscape.

We have the rundown on Oklahoma-shot films that are gaining in significance both as local productions and as substantial works anywhere.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is showing an series of extraordinary films by Wong Kar-Wai from Dec. 17-26.

The spooky season is finally upon us and it’s time to start planning the celebrations in OKC. Brett Fieldcamp has some ideas.

From family-friendly fare to classics, iconic and cult-like, the May fantasy options in OKC theaters are offering something for everyone.

There might be no better time to highlight the incomparably creative women at the forefront of the city's music scene.

Well, it’s summer now, and in addition to the sweltering, triple-digit heat, that also inevitably means it’s Hollywood blockbuster season.

Movies being shown in Oklahoma City in June are truly in the category of being created by auteurs says Brett Fieldcamp.

From indie rock to country to jazz to hip-hop, it seems like every scene in OKC has been dropping music gold lately with awesome single releases.

Brett Fieldcamp reviews Kyle Reid's new album just released, and provides info on how to find Reid local live performances coming up soon.

2024 is finally upon us, and of course in the film world, a new year means one thing: awards, awards, awards. Here are contenders showing here in OKC in Jan.

Brett Fieldcamp previews three of his favorite David Lynch films, all being shown this weekend at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

Brett Fieldcamp takes a close look at Gonzo LeBronzo's debut album "Collapse Ecstatic," calling it "frantic, frenzied".

There’s long been a sense that Blue Note could be restored to its former jazzy, bluesy, rootsy glory, says Brett Fieldcamp.

The full list of nominations for the 94th annual Academy Awards was finally announced Tuesday, and here's where to see them in OKC.