Music column

The shock to the system that was 2020 came with loads of lasting consequences, but also some lasting contributions to the entertainment world.

John Calvin Abney has been singing so much that now he needs vocal cord surgery. This instrumental album's proceeds will help pay for it.

Oklahoma City has some seriously adventurous rockers in addition to the wide spectrum of other music scenes says Brett Fieldcamp.

Here is a rundown of some opportunities in OKC indy theaters to see some amazing classic movies, some as later refinements of the original.

About Moriah Bailey's new album “i tried words” -- "Bailey and company create their own environment that’s organic and constantly shifting."

The music of Nabihah Iqbal is so expansive, so widescreen, that it's hard to believe it can be contained on the small upstairs stage at Ponyboy in OKC.

In 2023, OKC's local music scene saw old venues fall, new venues rise, indie-rock reign, and some of the best rappers crossing genres in a truly exciting year.

OKC’s venerated art house theaters are spending the month with films that defy categorization, genre, and in some cases, even easy description.

Australian indie/goth/psychedelic/post-punkers The Church offers up the mammoth, conceptual opus that is 2023's "The Hypnogogue," the latest in its 40-year run.

"This album feels like the clearest example yet of Abney’s increasing trust in his songwriting and delivery." says Brett Fieldcamp.

Oklahoma City Free Press

March tends to offer a wealth of chances to catch some of the scene’s best bands and artists in their own focused elements. That’s especially true this year.

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

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

Even though there are loads of spooky-themed dance parties popping up all over town, it's also fall concert season kicking into overdrive for indie acts.