Saturday, Feb. 7 – 

“How will Alice Cooper shock fans this time around?” is the question a lot of people keep asking, but Cooper never seems to fail when it comes to the surprise factor. Since 1969, when the Alice Cooper band was discovered, Cooper has continued to stir up audiences with his unique, theatrical performances. Fans, both young and old, enjoy the horror scenes that unravel on Cooper’s stages: Electric chairs, guillotines and fake blood always within arms-length. With his many successes in a band, and as a solo artist, there isn’t much that Cooper hasn’t done. His music career includes a number of top hits including “School’s Out,” “I’m Eighteen,” and “No More Mr. Nice Guy” in the 70s and “Poison” in the 80s. He has stared in countless movies and television series including, The Muppet Show, Wayne’s World, Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, Something Wilder and That ‘70’s Show. In 2007, Cooper published a memoir that chronicles his life and depicts the ups and downs of an alcoholic turned golf addict: Golf Monster. Today, he continues recording music to keep the plot thickening. In 2011, he released Welcome 2 My Nightmare, a sequel to his first ever, solo album of the “same” name, released in 1975. Now his, An Evening with Alice Cooper: Raise the Dead tour is on the road giving audiences “All Alice, All Night!” See the solo spectacle that is Alice Cooper at Brady Theater, 105 W. Brady St., Tulsa, on Saturday, Feb. 7. For more information, visit www.bradytheater.com or www.alicecooper.com

Saturday, Feb. 7 –

With strong, hometown memories, Beau Jennings’ music speaks to his Oklahoma roots and echoes the life and sounds of the Oklahoma great, Will Rogers, a musical hero of Jennings’. Wanting to document his own music and its creation – the result Jennings new would be a great deal because of his search to “find” Rogers – Jennings recruited director and friend Bradley Beesley to film the journey. In the documentary, The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers, Jennings’ music covers the scenes of Rogers’ life. As Jennings and Beesley travel the country, stopping anywhere that Rogers’ spirit remains, Jennings writes and re-writes lyrics, many times changing the words or the tune when coming face-to-face with Rogers’ past. “The resultant songs are cloaked in heavy atmosphere, conjuring a world part remembered and part imaged,” says a Jennings biography – a tale of curiosity, adventure, finding and talent. Jennings’ new album, The Verdigris, with the songs he made on the road to find Rogers, was released on Jan. 27, and can be heard at any one of his upcoming shows in Oklahoma. From now thru May, Jennings will play in Tulsa, Norman and Oklahoma City, each twice. Catch him Sat, Feb. 7 at The Woody Guthrie Center, 102 E. Brady St., Tulsa, or travel to a show in a neighboring city. For more information, visit www.woodyguthriecenter.org or www.beaujennings.com

Friday, Feb. 6 – Sunday, Feb. 8 – 

Don’t miss some crazy, mind-blowing basketball moves as the Harlem Globetrotters dribble, pass and dunk across the BOK Center’s court. The Harlem Globetrotters, a concept that began in 1926 as the Savoy Big Five, became known as they are today a year later in 1927. Over the years, the athleticism that graced the Globetrotters’ team has made its name iconic all over the world. This extremely athletic show, with a comedic twist and some out-of-this-world ball-handling skills, is entertaining for the whole family. And, every one of their shows includes some good ‘ole fan interaction; so stand up and get their attention! Don’t miss the Harlem Globetrotters as they take on the Washington Generals – their newest component trying to stop the hilarity. Both teams will take the BOK Center court on Friday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m., and Sunday, Feb. 8, at 3 p.m. Tickets range from $24-$120. For more information, visit www.bokcenter.com

Saturday, Jan. 31 – 

Tulsa audiences will get to see a brand new and exciting side of Dancing with the Stars – coined ABC’s leading entertainment show – that they haven’t before seen on the popular TV series. The touring production, Dancing with the Stars Live!, makes a stop at Tulsa’s Brady Theater on Saturday, Jan. 31, and will have audience members on the edge of their seats with its thrilling and upbeat numbers. Featuring some of your favorite stars and professional dancers from previous seasons, this one-of-a-kind tour will show off a number of familiar faces and their most memorable moments throughout the show. With completely original choreography, this production will give fans a unique and “romantic” experience like they’ve never seen. Seize the opportunity to see some great moves, from top professionals, dance across the Brady Theater stage. For more information, visit http://www.bradytheater.com/

Contributing writer Zoe Roberts.