By JENNIFER CHANCELLOR Scene Writer on Jul 26, 2008, at 11:16 PM Updated on 7/26 at 11:16 PM
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Tulsa’s Brian Horton of Horton Records is organizing an Okie Tornado Relief Benefit concert. It kicks off 6 p.m. Thursday ...
Tulsa-founded boutique and coffee bar Joebots at Dwelling Spaces will donate 100 percent of proceeds from the sale of its ...
Tulsa’s historic music venue Cain's Ballroom will donate $1 from each ticket sold for its Thursday Thompson Square concert ...
I remember years ago, when those Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey guys would happily play for 6 people in an empty club. To see thousands squeeze in to watch a set -- and yelling out song titles for the band to play to boot, was awesome.
And what Tom Green and Angie DeVore Green, Dfest co-creators, have done with this festivtal hit me during the Zappa Plays Zappa set. To go from a small showcase on an outdoor stage with a few dozen attendees to, 7 years later, 60,000 people and more than 130 acts, defines the indie ethos. Thank you both.
Photos by Tulsa World staff photographer Aram Boghasian, Brian Haas of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey:
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