Screaming Earth Records, the sole vinyl store in Owasso, has been steadily expanding since its inception, with the local community showing unwavering support. Store owner Ben Sloma expressed gratitude for the continuous flow of new customers each week.
The store is gearing up for a special event on February 8, featuring a meet and greet with the renowned metal band Blind Oath. The event promises merchandise sales, memorabilia signings, and a captivating acoustic performance by the band, adding to the allure for fans and music enthusiasts.
Blind Oath, a prominent figure in Tulsa’s metal scene since its formation in 2018, boasts a five-member lineup and a strong presence across various metal subgenres. Their upcoming acoustic set at the event is anticipated to be a standout moment for attendees.
The supportive nature of the Tulsa metal community shines through as fans and bands collaborate to promote and celebrate the genre. The band members are eager to engage with their followers during the meet-and-greet, fostering a deeper connection with their audience.
The event aligns with Screaming Earth Records’ ongoing commitment to championing local musicians and facilitating meaningful interactions between artists and fans. It serves as a platform for fans to interact with their favorite bands while also bolstering the local music scene.
In addition to the meet and greet, Blind Oath will be showcasing their latest single, “Righteous Hunt,” a narrative that unfolds the tale of a witch hunter meeting his fate. The band’s collaboration with vocalists from notable bands in the New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal scene injects a fresh and exhilarating dimension to their new release.
For more details on the event, interested individuals can visit the band’s event page, Screaming Earth Records’ Facebook, or follow them on Instagram. Alternatively, they can explore the band’s website for updates and announcements.
Stay informed about Blind Oath’s upcoming concerts and activities by following their Facebook page for regular updates and insights into their musical journey.
Brooke Cox, a Digital Producer at News On 6 since August 2024, reported on the event and highlighted the significance of the meet and greet for both fans and the local music scene.
As the Tulsa music scene continues to evolve, events like the Blind Oath meet and greet offer a unique opportunity for fans to engage with their favorite bands, creating lasting memories and strengthening the bond between artists and their audience.
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