Flock of Pigs dodge expectations, bad deals on new single “Blacklisted”
The OKC-Norman band Flock of Pigs is back in OKC and has released their first single since a weird foray in New York with sketchy managers.
Revisit classic 80s favorites on OKC screens in March
It's the perfect time to explore some of your own big screen blind spots or revisit some comforting classics in OKC indy houses and chains.
Get in the spirit with OKC holiday concerts in December
There are concerts for just about every musical taste over December in OKC and Brett Fieldcamp has the info on some standouts.
Unhinged creativity reigns in May movie screenings in OKC
Every so often, we get a heartening little explosion of true, auteurist creativity across all levels of cinema at once says Brett Fieldcamp. May is one of them.
deadCenter roundups: Test Pattern, Feeling Through and Billie
Oklahoma City Free Press will feature three films from the deadCenter Film Festival each day: a feature-length narrative film, short film, and documentary.
‘The French Dispatch’ explores the writer’s mind – language lover’s heart
The French Dispatch by Wes Anderson is a movie above the rest for Brett Fieldcamp who does a deep dive into its signficance.
Factory Obscura marks first day of spring with Future of Sound Fest
Factory Obscura celebrated the first day of Spring with the Future of Sound Fest bringing together musical artists from around OKC.
OKCMOA’S ‘The Perfect Shot’ turns lens on stories, struggles in sports
Free Press and Trifecta Communications teamed up to provide a story and matching 360 degree video of the Walter Ioos, Jr. exhibit at OKCMOA.
Moderns panel explores signficance of OKCMOA ‘Raven and the Box of Daylight’ exhibit
In conjunction with the "Raven and the Box of Daylight" exhibit, OKCMOA’s Moderns event planning board hosted a panel discussion that focused on Indigenous art.
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.
Clare Costello’s ‘Cups EP’ offers fuzzed-out hymns for the New Year
Trying to define the sounds at play on Clare Costello’s newest release is an uphill battle says Brett Fieldcamp.
OKC art houses filled with music, mystery, Marcel in August
OKC’s venerated art house theaters are spending the month with films that defy categorization, genre, and in some cases, even easy description.
OKC Civic Center reopening with renovations, revamped theater
The Civic Center has been undergoing extensive upgrades and is about to officially reopen although there have been productions in it lately.
Keep the love coming all month with romance films in OKC
All the love and romance does not have to cease as soon as the clock strikes midnight on the 15th. The romance can continue through February with these films.
Museum Town shows how art transformed a New England industrial center
George Lang takes us closer to the documentary Museum Town and explores the many aspects of the transformation of a former factory town.
