Copies of the 10-inch Pollen EP will be available at the band’s release show Oct. 14 at Blue Note Lounge.
Academy of Contemporary Music at the University of Central Oklahoma
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Local musician organizes this year’s Illinois River Jam
Norman musician Travis Linville organizes a festival and prepares to release a new album.
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Acclaimed guitarist Eric Johnson plays at ACM@UCO
Johnson has four decades of experience in the music industry.
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Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
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Bricktown welcomes visitors to enjoy beach life this summer
Brooklyn-based folk band The Hollows will headline a June 23 concert at Bricktown Beach.
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deadCenter Film Festival: Organizers have built an event with universal appeal
“We always want to be doing something that gives back to the community,” Blaschke said, “and in a way where everyone can participate.”
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If you’re buying general admission tickets, it’s advisable to arrive early. Even with an event pass, it’s advisable to arrive early.
If you’re buying general admission tickets, it’s advisable to arrive early. Even with an event pass, it’s advisable to arrive early.
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“What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than with beer, bacon and breakfast for Dad?” Adams said.
“What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than with beer, bacon and breakfast for Dad?” Adams said.
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deadCenter Film Festival: Icon Awards honor E.T. film editor, local casting director
“To be among some of the names honored in the past … I feel very undeserving,” Freihofer said. “But I am so appreciative.”
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Yousef Kazemi has worked for years assisting filmmakers in the state but had never helmed his own project until this year’s short, Yes, We’re Open.
Yousef Kazemi has worked for years assisting filmmakers in the state but had never helmed his own project until this year’s short, Yes, We’re Open.