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Juneteenth has been known by many names: National Independence Day, Freedom Day, Jubilee Day.
And now, as a national holiday.
President Joe Biden, June 17, 2021, officially recognized Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, as a national holiday. The University of Central Oklahoma is displaying its unconditional support . . .
This ACM@UCO-curated playlist includes a little bit of everything and nearly 2 hours of music, so hit shuffle, set it to repeat and get going!
Congratulations to Craig Alvin for his Grammy-winning assistance on 2019 Album of the Year winner Kacey Musgraves' release "Golden Hour"!
This Valentine’s Day, Oklahoma singer-songwriter and musician Rozlyn Zora proves that love is indeed what you choose to make of it. On Valentine’s Day, she’ll release her new single, “Speechless,” as she embarks on a spring-fling string of shows she’s calling the Makeup//Breakup Mini-Tour.
Chicago-raised artist Noname, aka Fatimah Warner, blurs the lines of poetry and hip-hop through the music she’ll perform during her headlining tour stop March 3, 2019 at ACM@UCO Performance Lab, 329 E. Sheridan Ave., in Oklahoma City.
Check out her first-ever video, “Blaxploitation,” from her recent release “Room 25” and . . .
From Brandy McDonnell at NewsOK/The Oklahoman:
“Play It Loud,” an original music series that follows award-winning Oklahoma independent filmmaker Adam Hampton as he explores the state’s vibrant music scene, features well-known one-man band Mike Hosty in the first episode of its second season.
The installment opens with Hosty performing his . . .
Friday and Saturday Sept. 14-15, Oklahoma's locally owned and operated Guestroom Records celebrates 15 years in business with two days of music and events at its Norman location — where it all began — at 125 E. Main St.
Pop, dance and club artist Harlee Lane just released a new single, “Come Down.” Lane, an ACM@UCO student, is currently rated Oklahoma City’s No. 1 pop artist on Reverb Nation.
Several alumni from ACM@UCO will be performing in the 2nd annual OklaHomeGrown Music Showcase May 12 at Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa! Make sure to check it out and RSVP to the Facebook event!
ACM Alumni involved in the showcase:
NoiseBleedsSound – Jack Martin, Michelle Demers, Parker Rhea
Nicnos – Parker Rhea
Skytown – . . .
Dates: July 19-25, 2015
Costs:
Registration Before June 1 Cost of Institute: $300 Cost of Housing: $200
Registration After June 1 Cost of Institute: $350 Cost of Housing: :$225
Meal Plan: Cost $130 Covers 3 meals a day, M-F of the camp. The Institute will provide Dinner on Sunday July 19 and Breakfast on Saturday July 26 for everyone. . . .