Popular artists from across the world will visit Tulsa over the next few months, including hip-hop, alternative, rock ‘n’ roll, pop and more. From venues like the BOK Center and The Joint at Hard Rock to Brady Theater and Cain’s Ballroom, Tulsa has you covered for great live music.
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It’s well known that Spotify’s algorithms are state-of-the-art. It’s how they’ve accumulated 217 million active monthly users.
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For some people, absolute silence is necessary to focus on tasks and be productive at work. However, for many others, listening to music is an effective way to concentrate while working on an assignment. If you fall into the latter group, choosing which song to listen to can be a daunting task.
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Music fans in Oklahoma have a lot to look forward to in the first few months of 2019.
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Tickets are on sale to see Time for Three at Armstrong Auditorium on Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Summer has wrapped up, but that doesn’t mean the concerts have stopped. Tulsa’s Bank of Oklahoma Center seats just under 20,000 guests and is surrounded by a variety of hotels, as well as shopping and dining options. With musical acts from Fleetwood Mac to Bruno Mars, the arena’s diverse offerings are sure to excite the whole family.
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The criminal couple whose story became a legend is making an appearance via musical at Upstage Theatre in Edmond on Jan. 18 to 21.
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Edmond’s own Armstrong Auditorium welcomes two dynamic performances to its stage this November.
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Music enthusiasts can look forward to a high-energy night when “Rock of Ages” comes to Lyric Theatre.
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It’s not often an Oklahoman has the opportunity to perform with music legend Elton John. You would think when it happened he would be a household name in his home state. Not so.
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Born in Stigler, Oklahoma in 1924, Julian “Curly” Lewis fiddled his fingers to the bone for nearly 80 years.
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Seven-time Grammy winner and Oklahoma native Carrie Underwood returned home April 27 for a concert at Tulsa’s BOK Center, as part of her “Storyteller Tour.”