Norman’s Psychotic Reaction recorded Messiahs of Voltage over two days in 2015, and more than four years later, the band was ready to release it. “It’s been a long time coming,” guitarist and vocalist Robert Layton III said of the album that was released online Jan. 21. “I finally had the time off from work […]
metal?
Shred in Japan
Marty Friedman 7 p.m. Monday 89th Street — OKC 8911 N. Western Ave. 89thstreetokc.com 405-463-9203 $20 He has released albums called Speed Metal Symphony and Music for Speeding, but guitarist Marty Friedman said years have passed since he was impressed by quick fingers. “When I was a kid, I was just blown away by people […]
Slay farewell
Slayer 4:30 p.m. Aug. 16 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St. thezooamphitheatre.com 800-514-3849 $42-$195 Released in October 1986, Reign in Blood was Slayer’s third full-length studio album, but for many soon-to-be-converted metalheads in the decades since, it remains their first exposure to a lifelong obsession. “Slayer’s like the gateway drug into metal for a […]
Judah & the Lion brings its unique Folk Hop n’ Roll to The Jones Assembly
The “Take It All Back” band will play Feb. 3 before a sold-out Jones Assembly crowd.
The band plays Saturday at VZD’s Restaurant & Bar with legendary blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales.
The band plays Saturday at VZD’s Restaurant & Bar with legendary blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales.
Hollywood Undead and Butcher Babies unite for a wild show at Diamond Ballroom
The show begins 7 p.m. and also features an appearance by OKC-based Atoms Heir.
OKC’s Backroom Printshop celebrates five years of assisting musical underdogs with its second showcase event
Backroom Showcase 2 is Aug. 18-19 at 89th Street – OKC.
Wisconsin hard-rock band Droids Attack lands at Blue Note Lounge
Guitarist, vocalist and founding band member Brad Van also owns a retro gaming arcade.
Review: Iron Maiden at Chesapeake Arena
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.
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.
