The Arts

OKC’s Sisteria showcases their "confidence, competence, and swagger" on their brand new, first-ever full-length album, “Dark Matter.”

Greg Sestero is coming back to Rodeo Cinema in OKC to present his newest film, "Miracle Valley" after showing "The Room" one year ago.

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

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

Saturday, July 30th when the brand new Uptown Outside event kicks off, highlighting the district’s music, bars, and restaurants.

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

Brett Fieldcamp describes the new full-length album of OKC's Chat Pile as “American nihilism" where the sentiment is "existential terror."

There are plenty of ways to beat the heat in OKC during these hot temperatures with these unique film options in the core of the metro.

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

With egregious judicial decisions and political scandals, it’s safe to say that the time for some heavy, unbridled rock music is nigh.

The feature performance for the opening night of the OKC PrideFest Friday was international-recording artist, G Flip.

Brett Fieldcamp reviews “No Justice, No Peace” running through this weekend at Capitol Hill’s Yale Theater in Historic Capitol Hill.

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

OKCMOA celebrates their 20th year in their location by expanding and reimagining their Chihuly exhibit with “Chihuly: Then and Now.”

Once again, Jabee and many other collaborators are bringing top talent to the Juneteenth on the East festival on NE 23rd Street.