JD McPherson 8 p.m. Dec. 14 Tower Theatre 425 NW 23rd St. towertheatreokc.com 405-708-6937 $17-$20 JD McPherson knows you might not like Christmas music, or at least that you pretend not to. “People say that a lot, but there’s a reason why they still play Bing Crosby’s stuff on the radio,” McPherson said. “People like […]
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Turnpike Troubadours celebrates five years of Medicine Stone Music Festival ahead of a new album release
The band will host an album release show Oct. 20 at The Criterion.
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Former Oklahoma musician hosts songwriters’ conference
Zac Maloy, frontman of former alt rock band The Nixons, brings Nashville songwriters to OKC.
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Oklahoma Gazette’s 2015 music year in review
2015 was a great year for music, and 2016 might be even better.
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Ambitious festival launch brings together Americana-rock ’n’ roll hybrids in Guthrie
Shirley Clifford will never forget the unnamed older woman in the Buddha shirt who danced and watched bands play at a recent block party.
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Hurry up. That’s the gist of JD McPherson’s second solo album, Let the Good Times Roll.
Hurry up. That’s the gist of JD McPherson’s second solo album, Let the Good Times Roll.
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Signs point to yes for JD McPherson
JD McPherson has always been a talent, one Oklahomans readily have adored since his early days with The Starkweather Boys in the mid-2000s.
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JD McPherson — Signs & Signifiers
Producer Jimmy Sutton’s precise attention to past details is Mad Men–esque in its re-creation of rockabilly guitar tones, plunking upright jazz bass, and the way it captures Jonathan Doyle’s tenor sax and McPherson’s voice, which is the kind of durable instrument that made an army of slick-haired, suit-wearing bandleaders famous in the 1950s. It’s more […]