The Nashville quartet launches The Breakers tour 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Elton John
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The Lion King circles its way back to Oklahoma City
The Lion King North American Tour runs at Civic Center Music Hall through May 28.
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Parker Millsap reflects on an eventful year as he prepares for his headlining show at Sooner Theatre
Since the release of The Very Last Day in March 2016, the Purcell-born musician has made appearances on Conan and Austin City Limits.
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Pippin returns to theater stages with even more theatrics
The show runs Tuesday-Feb.12 at Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker Ave.
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Oklahoma and music legend Leon Russell remembered as a lightning rod of talent
In 2011, Russell was inducted into both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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UPDATE Legendary musician and Tulsa Sound pioneer Leon Russel dies at 74
Legendary Oklahoma-born musician and songwriter Leon Russell has died at age 74, his wife confirms.
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The Hit Men bring audiences on a stroll down memory lane
The experienced group of musicians combines years of recording and touring craftsmanship in its tribute to hits of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s
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OCCC sets a diverse roster of acts for its 2016-17 Performing Arts Series
Jazz vocalist Polly Gibbons opens the series Sept. 13 with the Oklahoma City Jazz Orchestra.
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Patti Smith — Outside Society
But you can easily imagine Smith swaying back and forth for three and a half minutes, plinking on a grand piano Elton John-style, her voice trembling for the punishment she’s soon to inflict with the song’s grand finale. In the liner notes of her forthcoming greatest hits compilation, the songwriter reflects that the track is […]
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Honky top
Forbes magazine — that’s the one about the money, y’all — last month placed the Oklahoman on its annual list of the World’s 25 Highest-Paid Musicians. The country superstar sits pretty at No. 11, having made $50 million last year. Holy smokes, that’d buy a poo-load of “Beer for My Horses” DVDs! While just shy […]