Rainbows Are Free 9 p.m. Nov. 29 Blue Note Lounge 2408 N. Robinson Ave. facebook.com/bluenoteokc 405-600-1166 $10-$12 Lead guitarist Richie Tarver doesn’t know what you’ll hear when you listen to Head Pains, but to him, it sounds more like Rainbows Are Free and less like doom-metal standard-bearers Black Sabbath. “I think we finally kind of […]
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The Oklahoma Room at Kansas City’s Folk Alliance International Conference gives musicians a chance to connect
Shawnee-born singer-songwriter Kierston White will be attending her first Folk Alliance International Conference in February.
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Local EDM musician releases debut EP
Travis Traps mixes East with West on Trap Sensei and looks forward to being signed to a label.
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Ross Patridge’s Lamb is a sure conversation starter
Ross Patridge acted, directed and wrote the stirring, uncomfortable, captivating film Lamb.
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Chicken-Fried News: Diaper dandy
Wayne Coyne carries around a diaper bag because traveling is hard, man!
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SXSW provides insight into OKC’s place in the tech world
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce presented a Meet Oklahoma booth among those by startups from all over the world at Austin’s SXSW Interactive festival.
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deadCENTER organizers visit SXSW for film festival ideas
Oklahoma’s deadCENTER Film Festival team considers the South by Southwest (SXSW) film festival in Austin to be one of the best for gaining inspiration to bring back home. “I think that Oklahoma City and Austin share a very similar sensibilities about music and about culture,” said Lance McDaniel, executive director of deadCENTER. “The reason we […]
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SXSW: Ibaka offers intimate look at his homeland in new film
Oklahoma City Thunder star Serge Ibaka is the star of “Son of the Congo,” a documentary that premiered Saturday at South by Southwest.
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The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and Oklahoma Film & Music Office have a few changes planned for this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, which begins Friday.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and Oklahoma Film & Music Office have a few changes planned for this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, which begins Friday.
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Pump up the volume
A few months ago, Cain’s — a highly respected, mid-sized live music venue in Tulsa — announced that it had booked two of my favorite touring bands, Tame Impala and Local Natives, for shows within a day of each other. Normally, this news wouldn’t be so eyebrow-raising for me. Tulsa is just a short drive […]