What to do in Oklahoma on August 26, 2010
Today’s featured event:
TULSA—Rock group Ween will play Cain’s Ballroom, 423 N. Main St, Tulsa, OK, tonight at 7 pm. Tickets are $30.
For more information, go to www.cainsballroom.com.
For more events, go to www.oklahomarock.com.
—3D
What to do in Oklahoma on August 25, 2010
Today’s featured event:
TULSA—Oklahoma band Hanson plays Cain’s Ballroom, 423 N Main St, Tulsa, OK, tonight at 6 pm. Tickets are around $30.
For more information, go to www.cainsballroom.com.
For more events, go to www.oklahomarock.com.
—3D
Wednesday Video Spotlight: Revelation Chapter 17
It’s Rooster Teeth update time again. ”Red vs. Blue: Revelation” is coming to an end and part two of the Halo: Reach mini-series is up. Please enjoy after the break.
Hanson playing Wednesday at Tulsa’s Cain’s Ballroom
Tulsa-based pop-rock trio Hanson will play a hometown show at 7 p.m. Wednesday at historic Cain’s Ballroom. The Hanson brothers – Isaac, Taylor and Zac – are touring in support of their soul-infused summer album “Shout It Out,” which has gotten big buzz for the video to the first single, “Thinking ‘Bout Somethin’.”
Entertainment Editor Gene Triplett recently talked with Taylor Hanson about the album; click here to read the interview.
For show information, go to www.cainsballroom.com.
–3D
What to do in Oklahoma on August 24, 2010
Today’s featured event:
TULSA—Rock star Sheryl Crow will play the Brady Theater, 105 W. Brady St., Tulsa, OK, tonight at 7 pm. Tickets start around $50.
For more information, call (918) 582-7239.
For more events, go to www.oklahomarock.com.
—3D
New Releases for August 24
This week Katy Perry drops a new album, and the Jennifer Lopez comedy The Back Up Plan hits Dvd. In books, the last novel in The Hunger Games series is out.
Here are the new releases in books, movies, and music for this week, according to Amazon.com:
Books:
1.) Mockingjay (Hunger Games Series #3) by Suzanne Collins
2.) Spider Bones (Brennan Series #13) by Kathy Reichs
3.) Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cole
4.) Bearers of the Black Staff by Terry Brooks
5.) Sin Undone by Larissa Ione
6.) Sabotaged (Missing Series #3) by Margaret Peterson Haddix
7.) Lost Encyclopedia by Tara Bennett and Paul Terry
8.) The Evolutionary Void by Peter F. Hamilton
CDs:
1.) Teenage Dream by Katy Perry
2.) The Reason Why by Little Big Town
3.) Back to Me by Fantasia
4.) At the Edge of Time by Blind Guardian
5.) Warp Riders by The Sword
6.) Georgia Warhorse by JJ Grey
7.) Ghost Train (The Studio B Sessions) by Marty Stuart
8.) Burning the Day by Randy Rogers
DVDs:
1.) NCIS: Season Seven
2.) Lost: The Complete Sixth and Final Season
3.) The Back-Up Plan
4.) The Simpsons: The Complete Thirteenth Season
5.) Gossip Girl: The Complete Third Season
6.) Survival of the Dead
7.) City Island
8.) 90210: The Complete Second Season
—3D
Dolly Parton to star in film
Country star and actress Dolly Parton has a new film role lined up. She will co-star with Queen Latifah is the upcoming Joyful Noise. The movie concerns a small town gospel choir and word is that Parton will write some songs for the film. There is no release date set yet for the production.
For more country music news, go to www.cmt.com/news.
—3D
Monday Catchy Quote No. 129
Here’s your quote to help you get through Monday:
Fenster: They treat me like a criminal. I’ll end up a criminal.
Hockney: You are a criminal.
Fenster: Why you gotta go and do that? I’m trying to make a point.
—Click here to ascertain the source.
—3D
What to do in Oklahoma on August 23, 2010
Today’s featured event:
O’Bother plays with River City Extension at The Conservatory, 8911 N. Western, OKC, OK, tonight. Doors open at 7 pm; tickets are $10.
For more information, go to www.conservatoryokc.com.
For more events, go to www.oklahomarock.com.
—3D
Photos: Blackwatch Studios hosts Norman concert series
Norman recording destination Blackwatch Studios invited local acts The Boom Bang and The Pretty Black Chains to play alongside Texas band The Burning Hotels. It’s definitely not the usual concert experience at The Deli, which is known for its local blues and country acts.
Regradless, it’s good to see Norman embracing Blackwatch which is becoming one of the most consistent music tastemakers in the state.
-Poppe
