From top celebrities to everyday folks, Oklahomans and Oklahoma stay in the entertainment headlines. Here’s six times they’ve made show business news over the past week or so:
Bartees Strange makes late-night TV debut tonight
Bartees Strange – a musician and activist who was born in Britain, raised in Oklahoma and is now based in Washington, D.C. – earned national interest and widespread acclaim with his debut album, “Live Forever,” released last fall via Memory Music.
Now, Strange, who hails from Mustang, is getting the chance to make make his national late-night television debut: He will be the musical guest tonight on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” which airs at 11:35 p.m. weekdays on NBC.
Yo this is crazy 🤠– but on Monday at 12:35am ET I’ll be making my TV ✨Debut✨. S/o to @LateNightSeth for rocking w/ Live Forever, and for having us on to play Boomer💥 ! We went all out for this, so don’t miss it….can you believe this? 💗
📸 @julialeiby pic.twitter.com/Mkeu6bHSUh— Strange (@Bartees_Strange) January 23, 2021
He will be performing his song “Boomer” from “Live Forever” on Meyers’ show. (The album version of that song has some strong language in it, but you can view the video below if you’re OK with that.)
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Strange was due to play at the 2020 Norman Music Festival before it was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Hopefully, he will be able to make a return tip to Oklahoma when live music makes a comeback.
WATCH Bartees Strange – Boomer (Official Music Video) VIDEO BELOW:
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