Music
Cuban Rhythms, Frank Ocean And Whatever The Hell Else
A night at The Colony with the Lil' Big Band
We’re Two-Stepping With Celebrities Now
A major celebrity sighting, deep cuts from country radio past and plenty of dancing marked the inaugural Tulsey Town Two Step.
Can We Offer You Some Nasty Jazz In This Trying Time?
"I've watched UFC bouts with less urgency." Our roving critic at large makes the trip to LowDown for a night with NOLATET.
Soup’s On: Dane Arnold’s Sunday Night Residency Is A Must-See
Like many Tulsa bands with residencies, The Soup is a collective of musicians who could front their own outfit (and often do). Music writer Becky Carman checked in on their latest Sunday night show at Mercury Lounge.
“Nobody Smokes Anymore” And Other Observations From Robert Ellis’s Visit To The Mercury Lounge
Are "evening with [insert artist]" shows supposed to be boring? If so, someone may want to let Robert Ellis know.
Sometimes The Coolest Thing You Can Do Is Write A 40-Minute Classical Piece About One Of The Worst Things That’s Ever Happened
In Barron Ryan's “There Arises Light (in the Darkness),” the horrors of 1921 are not only keenly felt, but transformed
Thursdays Are For Beer, Pretzels, And Pure Country Crooning
Jacob Tovar's weekly residence at Fassler Hall is a three-hour run of classic country mixed with originals. Tulsans are taking notice.
Meet Your Local DJs: Inside Tulsa’s Dance Party Renaissance
What defines a good DJ? We're still not sure. But we are sure that Tulsa's dance music scene is alive and well (and a little sweaty).
Tuareg Guitars And A Saharan Acid Western
A conversation with Tulsa Noise and Foxy Digitalis, as they deliver a cross-cultural double feature—a Tuareg homage to "Purple Rain" and a Saharan desert fantasy—at the Admiral Twin
