No matter where fans are from, the raw power of “The Book of Souls” was enough to unite any group of people. Many Iron Maiden songs are extravagantly powerful, especially played live, but this song topped them all.
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Okilly Dokilly blends metalcore and The Simpsons’ Ned Flanders at 89th Street – OKC
The Phoenix, Arizona-based band began as an inside joke and blossomed into an internet phenomenon.
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Austin’s The Bright Light Social Hour headlines this year’s OKC Pride Concert
The concert begins 8 p.m. Friday in 39th District.
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American Banjo Museum hosts its second annual Americana Fest
The fest is 11 a.m.-5 p.m. June 24.
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British heavy metal powerhouse Iron Maiden lands in Oklahoma City June 19
The band’s latest album, The Book of Souls, earned the group some of its strongest accolades since the 1980s.
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Amy Black returns to Oklahoma City on the heels of her new Southern soul album Memphis
Black performs 8 p.m. June 23 at The Blue Door.
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Oklahoma City’s Casey and Minna makes folk music a family affair
Casey Friedman and Minna Biggs can often be spotted playing live music at open-air festivals and gatherings around the metro.
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Jazz in June welcomes Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio, Mike Hosty & Jamie Oldaker and more
Smith was recently named a 2017 National Endowment of the Arts Jazz Master.
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Las Vegas hard rock band Otherwise brings a new lineup and fresh perspective to Thunder Alley
Otherwise was a contemporary of Imagine Dragons in Las Vegas’ underground rock scene for several years.
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Rocklahoma 2017 endures despite thunderstorms and technical setbacks
Sets from Live, Stone Sour, Diamond Head and Suicidal Tendencies were cancelled Saturday night. Music was delayed Sunday due to a power failure.