Students of Jean Hill have reaped the benefits of her multifaceted love of Irish culture and arts for decades. This appreciation is apparent in everything from her music selection to the ancillary cultural influences and the tenacity of maintaining one of the state’s only Irish dance outposts for over 20 years. Hill began independently teaching […]
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Cut Copy ventures into The Jones Assembly fresh off its newest studio release
The Australia-formed synth pop band performs 8 p.m. Oct. 5.
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Sculptor Morgan Robinson’s new solo exhibition explores the duality of calm and chaos
Robinson’s show runs Aug. 19-Sept. 23 at Kasum Contemporary Fine Art in 16th Street Plaza District.
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Australian EDM producer and DJ champion Zeke Beats makes his Oklahoma debut
Zeke performs at Bass Stampede Aug. 4 at Kamps Bar & Lounge.
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Gazedibles: Surprise! It’s local!
A strong aesthetic style and a sharp employee uniform also go a long way to making a local spot’s ambience feel rooted and more established.
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Punk-rock sister outfit Bleached brings U.S. tour to 89th Street Collective
The band released its new studio album, Welcome the Worms, on April 1.
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Troye Sivan’s visionary Suburbia tour stops Oct. 27 at The Criterion
Troye Sivan is representative of a new wave of musical artists who excel in visual storytelling.
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The Dressmaker entertains despite an overabundance of material
The Kate Winslet-helmed film is packed with complex storylines and different genres.
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Atlas Genius joins Weezer and Panic! at the Disco on Oklahoma tour stop
A South Australian home studio helped launch Atlas Genius into stardom in the United States.
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Fantasy action flick Gods of Egypt is a giant mess
Sitting through Gods of Egypt will be a chore for audiences.