In 2025, the Oklahoma Music Minute has played more than 200 different artists from all across Oklahoma and The Oklahoma Rock Show played more than 1,200 songs every Friday night on the Spy. Along with ...

When Lil Mike and Funny Bone consider their entertainment career, it's easier for the Oklahoma City sibling duo to list where they haven't performed, rather than try to reel off a full list of where ...

Before there was Garth and Reba and even Toby, Oklahoma had its share of music royalty. Having recorded rock and roll, country, and gospel music, Wanda Jackson is one of the biggest names in music. “I ...

As newly elected president and first lady Ron and Nancy Reagan (Dennis Quaid and Penelope Ann Miller) hit the dance floor at their first inaugural ball in the biopic "Reagan.," Oklahoma ...

In a night that brought the past, present, and future of Red Dirt music together on one stage, the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame honored four of the genre’s most iconic acts during a special celebration ...

When Toby Keith was ushered into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 2007, he lingered until well after the black-tie induction ceremony was over. "He stayed until every person, including hotel staff, got a ...

The song is the lead track off the soundtrack for the film "Twisters." Luke Combs' hotly anticipated new single, "Ain't No Love in Oklahoma," has arrived. The uptempo song, which Combs penned with ...

Sep 22, 2023 Sep 22, 2023 Updated Oct 26, 2024 0 Song titles — make that songwriters — seem to have a thing for Tulsa. A quick surfing of the web unearthed 60-plus songs with “Tulsa” in the title — ...

Oklahomans and country music fans across the country are remembering his legacy. Born on July 8, 1961, as Toby Keith Covel in Clinton, his family first lived in Forth Smith, Ark., where he gained an ...

TULSA, Okla — The community is remembering country music star Toby Keith after his death. His debut single “Should’ve been a cowboy” launched his award-winning music career in 1993. A radio host at ...

Happy to talk about Randy Crouch, John Cooper called him one of a kind and said there’s no one else like him. How so? “He’s a psychedelic, hillbilly fiddle player from outer space,” Cooper ...