Oklahoma Music Business Largely OK After Tornado; Mobilizing for Benefits

While Oklahoma’s ties to the music industry are deep, the immediate impact yesterday’s devastating tornado on the business seems to be minimal, according to people Billboard.biz spoke with today. That said, shows down the line could well be impacted as the market regains its footing, and sources say benefit concerts were being organized this morning, with details to be announced soon.

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The city’s Zoo Amphitheatre does not have any shows on the books until later in the summer, the city’s Riverwind Casino appears to have no name entertainment on the books in the near time frame, and a phone call to the city’s Baker Street Pub & Grill venue informs that no shows were lost and a DJ performance tonight will go on as planned.

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