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The Billy Joel & Elton John "Face 2 Face" tour stop for Nov. 25 at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City has been rescheduled to Feb. 25.
The yet-to-be released studio album by British singing breakout Susan Boyle is official the largest global CD pre-order in Amazon.com's history, the online retailer said this week.
Like many famous musicians from this state, the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame dreams big.
Pop, rock, soul and blues musician John Mayer will perform March 5 at Oklahoma City's Ford Center, an e-mail from the venue confirmed. Michael Franti & Spearhead will open the show.
George "King of Country" Strait this week announced that Lee Ann Womack will join his 2010 tour with Reba McEntire.
A little more than 48 years ago, the First Lady of Rock made her first appearance at the 66 Bowl bowling alley in Oklahoma City. But she didn't sing. She didn't even pick up her guitar.
Checotah native Carrie Underwood continues her media blitz this month, with several more appearances scheduled for prime-time, late-night and cable television shows.
Ticketing was recently released, tickets are $75, $100 and $125, plus fees.
Oklahoma City-born Kings of Leon drummer Nathan Followill if officially hitched.
Some people believe that everything old eventually becomes new again. But Tulsa musician Pat Cook swears it isn't true.
After nearly half a decade, Tulsa's Electric Rag Band is back with a new studio album.
This is one great old-school country album that really cooks.
'Play' time:
Carrie kicks out the jams, kind of
Wanda "Queen of Rockabilly" Jackson recently announced that she’s working with a king of modern indie rock, Jack White, on a new album.
Pop, rock, soul and blues musician John Mayer will perform March 5, 2010, at Oklahoma City's Ford Center.
To celebrate the KISS rock act's Dec. 8 BOK Center tour stop, the Tulsa World wants you to share your stories and photos.
The down-home banter was as thick as designer perfume at the CMA Awards on Wednesday night as co-hosts Brad Paisley, dressed in an impeccable black suit and good-guy white hat, and Carrie Underwood, in a shimmering, short silver minidress, joked and laughed and smiled.
Country music star Brad Paisley brings his "American Saturday Night" tour to Oklahoma City, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 8 at the Ford Center.
Christian music acts Third Day, NewSong, Newsboys, Tenth Avenue North, Fireflight and guest speaker Tony Nolan and more will perform 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at the BOK Center in Tulsa, the venue confirmed.
Tunes like "Everlong" and "All My Life" exemplify the timeless rock elements of the Foos — pop-friendly lyrics with calls to hope and ruin in one breath. Lead singer Dave Grohl spurred a rock revolution in the early 1990s as the drummer in rock band Nirvana, then progressed into the grunge-rock, adding a distinctive pop punch. It was edgy and radio-friendly.
The Billboard 200, a "benchmark" pop album chart in America, reported this week that it will overhaul its listing to include catalog albums as well as new releases.
Comments
2ndjoyce: Good eye! I fixed the typo. Thank you for pointing it out. :)
The Man, Whoops. Thank you for pointing that out. We have fixed it to read "former Tulsan."
OkieRose, he's been in a hospital in London since last Friday. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame bash included Eric Clapton, U2, Metallica, Jeff Beck, Aretha Franklin, Lou Reed, Sting, members of the Kinks, Buddy Guy, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bruce Springsteen and others ... but no Elton John. Thank you for your question!
THANK YOU, LYNN!! :)
Have a great Halloween.
Goofus: LOLOLOLOLOL!! You've given me a much needed, good-natured belly laugh today. Twice. Thank you, thank you.
BettyRubble, I did some double-checking. Thanks for the question. "Tulsa Time" was written by Williams. Also double-checked some others: The tune "If You're Ever in Oklahoma" was written by Cale. "Never Been to Spain" was written by Hoyt Axton.
BettyRubble,
Close. The Clapton show was in 2007 at the Oklahoma City Ford Center. ;)
You're welcome, InqD! And thank YOU for the Wreck Room update.
Whoops, thank you piece of mind. I was going to list albums, then deleted them. Or, more precisely, thought I had deleted them. The error's fixed.
