Norman Music Fest defined by feeling, haze, cross-genre range in 2026
Norman Music Festival found its identity in 2026 in a nostalgic, genre-blurring haze, highlighting the range of Oklahoma’s music scene.
One-man sonic force Meteorology storms Mycelium Saturday
Meteorology, Brett Fieldcamp’s solo post-rock project, makes its live debut of first album “Every Last Monday” this Saturday at Mycelium Gallery.
Opolis salvages Norman Music Fest with last-minute Tomorrowfest
Following Norman Music Festival's weather-wary cancellation, Opolis rallied artists and community for a short-notice make-up mini festival dubbed Tomorrowfest.
OKC Broadway rewrites history with ‘SIX: The Musical’
Six: The Musical by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss kicks off its national tour stop with a bang in Okla City running now through Oct 1 at the Civic Center Music Hall.
Music legend Wanda Jackson honored with permanent portrait at State Capitol
All eyes were on Wanda Jackson - perfectly on-brand with a shiny gold-fringe jacket and hair teased tall - and on the official portrait painted by Tracy Harris.
Every musical sound, style on stages in OKC’s local venues
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‘Hamilton’ at Civic Center: Fresh voices give Revolution new life
Even if you are fairly familiar with this work, subtle differences and inspired portrayals are enough to make this 'Hamilton' worth it.
New album sees OKC Philharmonic honoring Bombing tragedy
The OKC Philharmonic releases a new album of musical tributes, both to the memory of the victims and to the unceasing passage of time.
Uptown Outside to spotlight diverse culture of 23rd St. this weekend
Saturday, July 30th when the brand new Uptown Outside event kicks off, highlighting the district’s music, bars, and restaurants.
OKC avant-garde metalheads Chat Pile turn national eye to 89th Street
The music of Chat Pile lives in the strange, nebulous spaces between punk and metal, between Indie and Hardcore," says Brett Fieldcamp.
OKC bars keep city’s jazz legacy alive with weekly ‘Jazz Nights’
Oklahoma City's bars keep jazz alive in the metro with Jazz Nights that feature some impressive local talent.
“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” – semi-sweet with little nutritional value
Brett Fieldcamp reviews the OKCBroadway presentation of the latest "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" now on tour in the U.S.
On Holiday sets self-loathing to punk hooks on new EP
The band On Holiday will be releasing the “2am EP” this Saturday, October 23rd at 89th Street in OKC before dropping it online Nov. 5.
Gojira bringing blazing metal, fiery activism to Diamond Ballroom
Heavy metal band Gojira is coming to the Diamond Ballroom Friday, Oct. 15. Their music brings an element of activism.
John Calvin Abney bringing folk-rock and Okie grit to Criterion this Sunday
John Calvin Abney from Tulsa will be playing the Criterion Theater in OKC Sunday. Brett Fieldcamp gives background on this talented Oklahoman.
