Indie
Stephen Carradini
I lauded Emily Arin’s latest earlier this year because of its ability to seamlessly fuse disparate genres into one thing.
Wednesday 19 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: gospel
Laura Stevenson and the Cans — Sit Resist
Disparate genres tie into an incredibly coherent sound
Indie
Stephen Carradini
I lauded Emily Arin’s latest earlier this year because of its ability to seamlessly fuse disparate genres into one thing.
Holy Warr
Don’t let the Christian-rock label fool you: Warr Acres’ message is a musical call to arms.
Music
Carmen Forman
A new Oklahoma band is breaking norms by making music that sounds like what would happen if Maroon 5 combined their musical efforts with Rihanna and Jesus.
Growth pattern
Moving from the Father to folk, singer/songwriter Drew Grow keeps his soul intact and his heart on his sleeve.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Drew Grow & The Pastors’ Wives With Sherree Chamberlain and Jeff Richardson
9 p.m. Tuesday
Opolis
113 N. Crawford, Norman
opolis.org
820-0951
$8
‘Hope’ springs
Televangelists Joel and Victoria Osteen bring their popular but controversial gospel to town with ‘A Night of Hope.’
Features
Greg Horton
Joel Osteen
7 p.m. Thursday
Mardel Christian Store
4848 Northwest Expressway
mardel.com
773-1717
A Night of Hope
7:30 p.m. Friday
Chesapeake Energy Arena
100 W. Reno
chesapeakearena.com
602-8700
$15
Wanda Jackson — Unfinished Business
Rock
Phil Bacharach
You can’t keep genuine royalty from flaunting their power. Wanda Jackson, the 1950s’ Queen of Rockabilly who set the standard for rock ’n’ roll women and even managed to get Elvis Presley hot and bothered, is back with Unfinished Business.
