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2. Diamond Ballroom - Wikipedia

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   Diamond Ballroom is a historic music venue and dance hall located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The building opened in November 21, 1964. The building opened in November 21, 1964. Oklahoma City attorney Ralph Russell, Sr. and several local business partners opened the venue wanting to provide a space for local and traveling country-swing bands to ...

3. List of Owl City concert tours - Wikipedia

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   Mercury Ballroom September 23, 2023: Indianapolis: Deluxe at Old National Centre September 24, 2023: Kansas City: The Truman September 26, 2023: Denver: Ogden Theatre: September 27, 2023: Salt Lake City: The Union Event Center September 29, 2023: Portland: McMenamins Crystal Ballroom September 30, 2023: Seattle: Moore Theater [g] October 2 ...

4. List of music venues in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Oklahoma City: 18,203 (full house) 3,613 (Theater) 1965 Jim Norick Arena: 10,944 1937 Tower Theater [citation needed] Un­known 1936 Zoo Amphitheatre: 8,500 October 4, 1937 Gaylord Performing Arts Theater: 2,477 2016 The Criterion 3,000 (General Admission) 1,200 (Reserved) unknown Hudiburg Chevrolet Center: 1,420 unknown Kirkpatrick Auditorium ...

5. Category:Music venues in Oklahoma - Wikipedia

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6. OKC's Red Earth Festival shifts to spring break: What ... - AOL

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   After nearly four decades of showcasing Native American art, dance and culture, Oklahoma City's Red Earth Festival is settling in at its new home but shifting to a different page on the calendar ...

7. Music of Oklahoma - Wikipedia

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   One of the hot spots for rock and roll in Oklahoma during the 60's was Ronnie Kaye's "The Scene" in Oklahoma City. It featured local garage rock and psychedelic bands. Musicians such as songwriter J. J. Cale , Elvin Bishop , and Leon Russell have ties to Tulsa, Oklahoma ( see The Tulsa Sound ), and Tulsa's Cain's Ballroom has become a notable ...