Rocklahoma Friday-Sunday 1421 W. 450 Road, Pryor rocklahoma.com $99.50-$199 Contrary to what you might have seen online in recent months, Ace Frehley said he does not believe his former bandmates Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have ever tried to kill him. In January, Simmons told an interviewer that Frehley and Peter Criss could never return […]
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Summer Guide: Party mindset
Rocklahoma is always one of the biggest and best annual parties this state has to offer, but the annual Pryor rock pilgrimage shifts into a higher gear when party-life philosopher and metal maestro Andrew W.K. hits the stage. W.K. (short for Wilkes-Krier), has had a presence on the national music scene since the early 2000s, […]
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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.
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Rocklahoma brings fans the best of ’80s hair metal and today’s newest rockers
Rocklahoma runs May 26-28 in Pryor.
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California’s Aeges continues run with Chevelle May 14 at Diamond Ballroom
Aeges will return to Oklahoma May 26 for Rocklahoma in Pryor.
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Music from country to hard rock and metal will be featured in upcoming Oklahoma festivals
Jason Boland & The Stragglers headline Calf Fry 2017 in Stillwater.
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Pioneering German rock band Scorpions play Rocklahoma
Scorpions founding member Rudolf Schenker reconsidered retirement after realizing the band’s wealth of young fans.
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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.
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Veteran rock act Anthrax returns to Rocklahoma with new music
“This show will better in every way possible,” Ian said. “This is the real Anthrax.”
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Light it up
Few weren’t charmed by The Darkness’ ubiquitous single “I Believe in a Thing Called Love” when it hit stateside in 2003. The honest-to-God rock ’n’ roll stylings recalling the likes of Thin Lizzy, Queen and Kiss were hard not to appreciate. Even Lady Gaga counts herself as a fan, hand-picking the British glam band to […]