The 2013 Sunday Twilight Concerts begin this weekend at the Myriad Gardens.

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Every Sunday night from June 2 to Sept. 15.

Full schedule here:
2013 Sunday Twilight Concerts Announced | Arts Council OKC (http://www.artscouncilokc.com/2013-sunday-twilight-concerts-announced)

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The first concert features Squirrel and Friends. The Arts Council describes them this way (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151716575542034&set=a.170420312033.121826.21194187033&type=1):


Squirrel and Friends is a dynamic, experimental, funky, rock band that engages audiences
with intricate musicianship, high energy, and ethereal soundscapes


You can get a sample of their sound from this YouTube clip:

Squirrel & friends @ myriad gardens okc - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBzeJ3urmgg)

The audio in that video is a little goofy with the left/right balance, but it's good enough to check out their style.
Those guys have got some serious chops!

There are also four Friday night concerts scheduled at the Myriad Gardens in an series called
"HotTown Summer In The City" (gee where have I heard that phrase before? :wink: )


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The proceeds of the first two concerts will go towards tornado relief.

That view westward will be awesome when new development starts rising out of the ashes of Stage Center!

That view westward will be awesome when new development starts rising out of the ashes of Stage Center!

Thanx for the pix P.
A vision of Excellence (as always).

Yeah . . . there's nothing quite like smellling the residue of the relocation of Stage Center in the morning.
or whenever. It smells like . . . Victory.

What a line-up of actually talented talent!
Thanks Again, OKC . . .

(imho: the poster at post #1 takes the cake.
please relay my appreciation to Devon for that thx.)

(and to The Art Council as well)