“This is a big moment for us, and it is a significant change, but it’s definitely a much-needed change,” Bruce said.
Ben Luschen
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Norman Mardi Gras Parade offers community joy
Founded in 1994, Norman Mardi Gras Parade continues as one of the community’s best-kept secrets.
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Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe brings time-honored heavy metal show back to OKC
In a time of great change in the music industry, Lamb of God remains one of heavy metal’s constants.
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Cover Story: Mariachi festival helps keep the music playing at OKC schools
Through the help of community and school leaders, the Anita Martinez Mariachi Festival, Feb. 4-7, aspires to keep the music playing at OKCPS.
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Local artist calls for Bowie-inspired submissions
David Bowie’s death gives new meaning to a tribute show in search of a new venue.
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Moscow Festival Ballet returns to Edmond
A Russian ballet company performs classics Cinderella and The Sleeping Beauty in Edmond.
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Ross Patridge’s Lamb is a sure conversation starter
Ross Patridge acted, directed and wrote the stirring, uncomfortable, captivating film Lamb.
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Carter Sampson’s new album is a care-free ride across open roads
Carter Sampson releases Wilder Side, her first full-length album since 2011.
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Luciferism and Norwegian black metal guide one-man Daemon Rising EP
Inspired by Norwegian black metal and the tenants of Luciferism, Oklahoma City resident Joseph Wrobel recorded his EP entirely himself with the help of a $15 iRig.
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Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble welcomes pianist Tanya Bannister as featured performer
Piano & Friends features pianist Tanya Bannister, along with Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble musicians Gregory Lee, Mark Neumann, Jonathan Ruck and Chad Burrow.