Woody Guthrie Folk Festival July 10-14 Okemah 1 E. Sheridan Ave., Suite 100 woodyfest.com $40-$120 Radoslav Lorković was first introduced to Woody Guthrie when the father of modern American folk music made him cry at a Minnesota summer camp. “It’s a common story,” Lorković said. “I’m learning how to speak French at a summer camp. […]
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KOSU and The Spy are making some tweaks to their programming, bringing new music shows into the market
The shift puts an emphasis on music discovery and come-and-go programming during the afternoons and weekends.
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.
Historic guitarist’s move to Greece signals an era’s end in Oklahoma City’s eclectic music scene
Miho Kolliopoulos is the brother of pioneering punk vocalist Basile Kolliopoulos, who died in 2013.
Bob Childers’ Gypsy Cafe event raises money for Red Dirt Relief Fund
The event features more than 70 artists and is spread across three Stillwater venues.
The Blue Door’s annual tribute to Woody Guthrie confronts perceived fascism
Blue Door owner Greg Johnson has been organizing a Woody Guthrie tribute every year since 1991.
Cover Story: Gazette Music Awards class of 2016 winners and honorees
Reader votes were tallied and revealed one unsurprising truth: The fans got it right.
Red Dirt Rangers plays annual kids holiday show Sunday
That red on Santas suit is going to be a little bit darker this year as local Americana legends the Red Dirt Rangers drop by the Blue Door once again with their annual kids Christmas concert, a venerable Oklahoma City holiday musical tradition that has been going on so long even the band has lost […]
Thinkin’ about Woody
Photo: Robin Carson / Woody Guthrie Archives No one disputes that Woody Guthrie is the most significant Anglo-American folksinger, period. He merged the British ballad musical and storytelling tradition with African-American blues; added the incisive and humorous sociopolitical commentary of Will Rogers; and became the emblematic folk-music spokesperson for the downtrodden, beat-up, misused and abused […]
