Osocloso, Feel Never Real, Mercy Street
Tickets: $5 in advance/$8 at door
Doors Open at 7:00p.m.
18 and Over Event
Back on the Scene – Old band finds new life as The Televised make a strong comeback
After following the local music scene for roughly the past six years, I’ve seen a lot bands come and go. Some don’t have the right chemistry to begin with and dissolve quietly, others create a quick buzz and implode and still others run its course and the members go their separate ways. The hard fact is that most bands are temporary and just don’t work out.
The bands that do last and have a staying power usually have two common characteristics: First, they gain a decent measure of success, and second, they continue to evolve and grow throughout time. It’s hard enough for a band that is greeted with success to last more than three or four years, much less one that toils quietly in the background.
Better the Second Time Around
Anyone who was in Tulsa and remembers the height of the industrial metal scene remembers Tulsa’s premier industrial outfit, Jakob. The group built such a strong reputation, from its music and live show that just a mention of a possible show still causes rumblings in Tulsa’s musical underground.
It’s not often that Jakob makes a return (the group’s last gig was more than three years ago for the Make a Scene filming), but when it does, it’s an event: An intense and brutal show with a soundtrack to match. But then again, the band wouldn’t have it any other way.
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