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Artist Profile – Paxton Pennington Explores New Music and New Opportunities
We chatted with Pennington about his love for recording music and his newest release.
Jazz at the Blue Door in 2019?
Here's a more recent post on this collaboration! You can find the upcoming Blue Door Jazz Lineup here. https://oksessions.com/blue-door-partners-with-saints-sessions-to-bring-new-tuesday-night-jazz-series-february-2019/ Earlier this...
Jeremy Thomas to bring Ronald Bruner Jr. to Saints Sessions
Jeremy Thomas is an OKC-based super-musician recognized and respected by the best in the industry. December 13th, the Jeremy Thomas Quartet...
The Skirvin Jazz Club: Oklahoma City’s Newest Jazz Experience
A new live music collaboration between Saints Sessions and the Skirvin Hotel seeks to transform Park Avenue Grill into an immersive...
Irrational Consumers – highschoolers by day, punk rockers by night
Irrational Consumers are just your average teenagers wearingg high school band t-shirts, raising their hands to answer interview questions, making vine...
Show Review: Christian Pearson’s Saints Sessions 2-Year Anniversary Concert
Adam Ray contributed this post as part of Amplify. Adam is a videographer and tenor sax player. Follow him on Instagram...
Artist Profile – Me Oh My Enters Phase Two
Groovy/alternative band Me Oh My is entering phase two of their music. We chatted with the band about their funky sound,...
OKC Music News – Kat Lock Debuts New Single
Kat Lock is hitting the ground running in her solo career. After playing in the band St. Basic for two years,...
Show Review: The Coop Showcase at Tower Theatre, Aug 2018
The following review is an Amplify Guest Post by Walt Blythe of Space4Lease. Cover photo provided by Ryan Magnani and Brittany...
Happy Birthday OkSessions: 4 Things We Did in Year 1
September was OkSessions' birthday month, we are 1 year old. We are excited to look back on 2018, so we know...
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