With a sound hovering somewhere between doom metal and psychedelic country, all anchored by Williams’ impressive pipes, their live show is a spectacle just for the sheer intensity of performance. Sisteria – 6:00pm – Main Stageįeaturing members of Rainbows are Free, Merry Walkers, Magnificent Bird, and fronted by the force of nature that is Katie Williams, you might call Sisteria some of an Oklahoman dark-rock supergroup, but make no mistake, they have something seriously unique and unmissable to offer. Catch this afternoon set to see some of the most impressive young singers blast through some highlights and favorites from opera classics and just try to walk away without a newfound appreciation for the artform. Luckily, that’s exactly what Opera on Tap provides. I always say that if you think you don’t like opera, you just need a good primer with a little fun. Friday, April 22nd Opera on Tap OKC – 2:00pm – Main Stage If you haven’t had the chance to catch his regular showcases at Hubbly Bubbly, then this will be the perfect chance to see just how easily Spunk can light up his band and his audience with not just his saxophone skills, but his own palpable, infectious energy. There might be no one blowing a better, hotter sax on the OKC jazz scene than Spunk Adams (in the feature photo). Their brand of indie-tinged dance-pop is the stuff that music festivals were made for.Ĭhase Kerby Spunk Adams – 7:30pm – Main Stage Here’s hoping that the weather holds out well Wednesday afternoon, because BedTime’s music is definitely best enjoyed with some sunshine. Wednesday, April 20 BedTime – 3:00pm – Main Stage Arts Fest audiences can expect a rock-solid set of pure, home-style country folk as Buchanan and friends close out the Colcord Stage all night from 7:30 until 9:00. Tim Buchanan & the Trumpet Vines – 7:30pm – Colcord Stageīuchanan (a mainstay of Oklahoma festivals for years as both frontman for the acclaimed Cherry Death and as a solo acoustic act) is kicking his new band, the Trumpet Vines, into high gear ahead of their anticipated midwest tour kicking off next month.
Chaava’s songs are almost deceptively soft and subtle while often hiding a head-spinning level of musical complexity beneath the surface of his jazz-infused folk-pop songwriting. Kicking things off especially strong with an artist that is undoubtedly among the most creative and unique of the entire OKC music scene. Tuesday, April 19 Bannister Chaava – 5:00pm – Colcord Stage Music and Film with Brett Fieldcamp By True Sky Credit Union
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