Rocklahoma

Rocklahoma
Sebastian Bach playing at Rocklahoma 2008.
Genre	Hard rock, heavy metal, alternative rock
Dates	July, May
Location(s)	Pryor, Oklahoma, US
Years active	2007–present
Founded by	Mark Nuessle
Website	www.rocklahoma.com

Rocklahoma (also known as Rock Fever Presents Rocklahoma or Rock Fever) is an annual 3-day hard rock music festival with camping held in Pryor, Oklahoma. The festival features 4 official stages, as well as many unofficial campground parties and performing acts and onsite vendors. It is currently billed as one of the many festivals that make up AEG Entertainment's World's Loudest Month concert series. There were an estimated 100,000 people (about 30,000 per day) at the first annual Rocklahoma held in 2007.^[1]
The Third Annual Rocklahoma had over seventy bands on four stages, including favorites from previous Rocklahoma festivals, Beautiful Creatures, LA Guns featuring Tracii Guns, Bang Tango, Lillian Axe, Gypsy Pistoleros and Faster Pussycat. Included on the side stages are bands from all over Europe. Playboy and Rolling Stone in 2008 called Rocklahoma one of the top festivals that should not be missed.^{[citation needed]}
Coffee table books for Rocklahoma 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 have been published and are available on the web.

Contents

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  1 2017
  


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  2 2016
  
  
  
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    2.1 Thursday, May 26
    
  
  
  
  


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  3 2015
  
  
  
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    3.1 Friday, May 22
    
  
  
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    3.2 Saturday, May 23
    
  
  
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    3.3 Sunday, May 24
    
  
  
  
  


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  4 2014
  
  
  
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    4.1 Thursday, May 22
    
  
  
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    4.2 Friday, May 23
    
  
  
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    4.3 Saturday, May 24
    
  
  
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    4.4 Sunday, May 25
    
  
  
  
  


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  5 2013
  
  
  
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    5.1 Thursday, May 23
    
  
  
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    5.2 Friday, May 24
    
  
  
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    5.3 Saturday, May 25
    
  
  
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    5.4 Sunday, May 26
    
  
  
  
  


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  6 2012
  
  
  
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    6.1 Thursday, May 24 Pre-Party
    
  
  
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    6.2 Friday, May 25
    
  
  
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    6.3 Saturday, May 26
    
  
  
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    6.4 Sunday, May 27
    
  
  
  
  


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  7 2011
  
  
  
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    7.1 Thursday, May 26 Pre-Party
    
  
  
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    7.2 Friday, May 27
    
  
  
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    7.3 Saturday, May 28
    
  
  
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    7.4 Sunday, May 29
    
  
  
  
  


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  8 2010
  
  
  
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    8.1 Thursday, May 27 Pre-Party
    
  
  
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    8.2 Friday, May 28
    
  
  
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    8.3 Saturday, May 29
    
  
  
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    8.4 Sunday, May 30
    
  
  
  
  


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  9 2009 Lineup
  
  
  
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    9.1 Main stage
    
  
  
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    9.2 + 3 side Stages brought to you by Retrospect Records
    
  
  
  
  


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  10 2008 Lineup
  
  
  
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    10.1 Main stage
    
  
  
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    10.2 Side Stages
    
    
    
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      10.2.1 South stage
      
    
    
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      10.2.2 North stage
      
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


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  11 2007 Lineup
  


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  12 References
  


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  13 External links
  

2017

Thursday, May 25 (Campground Party): Another Lost Year, Nicnos, Locust Grove, Final Drive, Midnight Mob, Hoodslide, Stolen Rhodes, BC & The Big Rig, Reliance Code, Screaming Red Mutiny

Friday, May 26: Def Leppard, Three Days Grace, Skillet, Pierce The Veil, The Pretty Reckless, In Flames, Slaughter, Rival Sons, Fozzy, Badflower, Goodbye June, Aeges, Retrospect All Stars, Lynam, Aska, Electro_Nomicon, Ratchet Dolls, Death Grip, T.R.O.Y., Arson City, Keychain, Sun And Flesh, Thousand Years Wide, Save The Hero, The Normandys, Difuser

Saturday, May 27: Stone Sour, The Cult, Zakk Sabbath, Suicidal Tendencies, Diamond Head, Fuel, Starset, Red Sun Rising, Dinosaur Pile-Up, DED, Kore Rozzick, Dead Metal Society, Wild Street, Diamond Lane, Black Tora, Five Star Hooker, Moxy & The Influence, Adakain, NonHuman Era, The Mendenhall Experiment, Paralandra, Wild Fire, The Adarna, The Revolutioners, etc^[2][3]

Sunday, May 28: The Offspring, Seether, Jackyl, Ratt, Buckcherry, Taking Back Sunday, Nothing More, Black Stone Cherry, Norma Jean, Wage War, Royal Republic, One Less Reason, London’s Dungeon, Niterain, Nova Rex, 3D In Your Face, The Tip, Desire The Fire, Wild Planes, Coda Cutlass, As Above So Below, The Chimpz, Sweatin Bullets, Weston Horn & The Hush, Skytown, The Fairweather

2016

Thursday, May 26

Arson City, Even the Dogs, Drek, Nicnos, Emperors and Elephants, Well Hung Heart, Framing The Red, Hoodslide, BC and The Big Rig, Roots of Thought, Grind
^[4]

2015

Due to severe weather in the area, Rocklahoma officials were forced to evacuate the grounds and were forced to cancel the remaining artists for Saturday evening; among those cancelled was headliner Linkin Park and Volbeat.

Friday, May 22

Ratchet Dolls Godsmack, Slayer, Papa Roach, In This Moment, Ministry, Apocalyptica, We Are Harlot, Nonpoint, Young Guns, Butcher Babies, Upon a Burning Body, Like a Storm, Waylaid, Ivy Stone, Even The Dogs, etc.^[5]

Saturday, May 23

Linkin Park, Volbeat, Halestorm, Anthrax, The Pretty Reckless, Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts, Candlebox, In Flames, Periphery, Starset, Crobot, The Chimpz, etc.

Sunday, May 24

Tesla, Breaking Benjamin, Queensrÿche, Of Mice And Men, The Winery Dogs, Motionless In White, Aranda, Otherwise, Islander, etc.

2014

Thursday, May 22

James Douglas Show, DRYVR, Oldman, Motortrain, Blackwater Rebellion, Dirty Crush, Triple Se7en, Severmind, Fight the Fade, Benny’s Little Weasel

Friday, May 23

Five Finger Death Punch, Deftones, Seether, Killswitch Engage, Hellyeah, Skid Row, Black Stone Cherry, The Pretty Reckless, Thousand Foot Krutch, Lacuna Coil, Nothing More, Truckfighters, Wicked, Killer Dwarfs, London’s Dungeon, Ruff Justice, Loveblast, Firstryke, Nasty Habit, Dellacoma, Chaotic Resemblance, Scattered Hamlet, Jet West, The Chimpz, Sleepwalking Home, Framing the Red, Bad Remedy, Snakefist, NICNOS, Enslaved by Fear

Saturday, May 24

Staind, Twisted Sister, Jackyl, Filter, Kix, Pop Evil, Adelitas Way, We Are Harlot,^[6]Texas Hippie Coalition, Devour the Day, We As Human, Gemini Syndrome, Kill Devil Hill, Ratchet Dolls, Wicked, Black Tora, Bai Bang, ASKA, Hellion, Killer Dwarfs, Ragdoll, Siren, Hip Kitty, Well Hung Heart, Mine Enemies Fall, Vilifi, A Course of Action, The Grizzly Band, The Joint Effect, David Castro Band

Sunday, May 25

Kid Rock, Theory of a Deadman, Extreme, Black Label Society, Tom Keifer of Cinderella, Down, Redlight King, Kyng, Butcher Babies, Heaven’s Basement, Eve to Adam, Twelve Foot Ninja, Scorpion Child, Sleepy Hollow, Tempt, Station, Mystery, Lynam, Mandy Lion, Mach22, Down N Dirty, Dirtee Circus, Echofuzz, Shotgun Rebels, Able the Allies, The Bourgeois, Switchbach, Paper Tigers, The Grown Ups^[7]

2013

Thursday, May 23

Pre-Party at Axis Campground Stage
Triple Se7en Searching for Sanity Sleewalking Home Motortrain Baron von Swager Rocker Lips Drek Kingshifter

Friday, May 24

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
All That Remains Ratt Papa Roach Bush Guns N’ Roses	Zero Crossing Otherwise The Sword Escape the Fate Clutch Device	Fist of Rage London's Dungeon Ruff Justice Hessler The Last Vegas Down N Dirty	The Summit Roots of Thought Wanton Looks Kicktree Shotgun Rebels The Kul Memory of a Melody

Saturday, May 25

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
Big Wreck Halestorm Skillet Bullet for My Valentine Alice in Chains	O'Brother Bookroyal We as Human Young Guns Asking Alexandria Mindset Evolution	Emerald City Mystery Big Trouble Black Tora London Wildstreet Golden State Sunset Riot Mystery	Strikes At One Well Hung Heart Vilifi For The Broken Echofuzz The Chimpz Mine Enemies Fall

Sunday, May 26

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
Dokken Steel Panther Hollywood Undead Cheap Trick Korn	Scorpion Child Heaven's Basement Red Line Chemistry Thousand Foot Krutch Motionless in White American Fangs	Wicked Ragdoll Station Firstryke Switchblade Scarlett Lynam Rhyme Nasty Habit The Glitter Boys

• Attend/Capacity/Gross Sales: 49.179 / 52.500 / $2,237,936

^[8]

2012

Thursday, May 24 Pre-Party

Pre-Party at Axis Campground Stage
Jamco Industries Delay the Day Baron Von Swagger Aformatic Back from Ashes Twofold Tiranico Fist of Rage[9]

Friday, May 25

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
Adelitas Way Cavo Chevelle Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators Creed	Beneath Janus Redlight King Red P.O.D. Eve to Adam	Sunset Riot Ragdoll S.E.X. Department Down N Dirty Hessler Pretty Little Suicide Wildstreet Lynam Fist of Rage	Absence of Ink For the Broken Echo Fuzz Shotgun Rebels Soulicit Rocker Lips Snew Mine Enemies Fall

Saturday, May 26

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
Pop Evil 10 Years Theory of a Deadman Megadeth Rob Zombie	Anti-Mortem New Medicine Trivium The Darkness Volbeat Otherwise	Diemonds S.E.X. Department Switchblade Scarlett Ruff Justice Firstryke Lillian Axe On Fire The Glitter Boys Black Tora	Villains Dance Stun Dagger Unwritten Rulez Drek A Good Fight Willie Basse Sweatin Bullets

Sunday, May 27

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage	Axis Campground Stage
Black Stone Cherry Puddle of Mudd Jackyl Queensrÿche Chickenfoot	Rains Charm City Devils Aranda Art of Dying Hellyeah Falling in Reverse	Fist of Rage Ragdoll Down N Dirty Sunset Riot Diemonds Black Tora The Glitter Boys Black Tora	Desi and Cody David Castro Band The Hawkeyes We The Ghost Through the Thorns

2011

Thursday, May 26 Pre-Party

• Aformatic


• Blackwood


• Fist of Rage


• Floodlyne


• Stun


• Tiranico

Friday, May 27

• Hinder


• My Darkest Days


• Sick Puppies


• Skillet


• Texas Hippie Coalition


• Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights


• Whitesnake

Saturday, May 28

• Gypsy Pistoleros


• Adelitas Way


• Drowning Pool


• Pop Evil


• Rev Theory


• Sebastian Bach


• Staind


• The Gracious Few

Sunday, May 29

• Crooked X


• Black Label Society


• Mötley Crüe


• Papa Roach


• Pretty Little Suicide


• Poison


• Saving Abel


• Seether

All That Remains, Escape The Fate, Cavo, Hail the Villain, Taddy Porter, New Medicine, Art of Dying, Electric Touch, One Less Reason, Gypsy Pistoleros, Alias, Wildstreet, The Glitter Boys, Gunner Sixx, Black Tora, Mad Max, Aura Surreal, Firstryke, Aska, Arena, Blue Tiger, Bad Things, Cutlass and Mock Star.

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2010

On December 1, 2009, Rocklahoma's organizers announced an affiliation with concert promoter AEG Live to revamp the festival's format. The 2010 festival was moved to Memorial Day weekend and included more current artists as well as very few of the 1980s-era classic rock and metal bands for which the festival has been known.^[11]

Thursday, May 27 Pre-Party

Retrospect Records Stage
Bad Things Hector Backwoods Sam & The Stylees Firstryke Black Tora WildStreet The Glitter Boys Dressed To Kill

Friday, May 28

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage
Adelitas Way Saving Abel Buckcherry Three Days Grace Godsmack	Chuk Cooley and the Demon Hammers New Medicine Janus The Veer Union Richy Nix	Black Tora New Cool World Mad Max O'Dette Firstryke Krank Bad Things

Saturday, May 29

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage
Burn Halo Fuel Saliva Cinderella ZZ Top	Pedal Point Nigel Dupree Band Brookroyal Like A Storm Shaman's Harvest Gypsy Pistoleros	Bad Things Krank O'Dette WildStreet The Glitter Boys Problem Child The Last Vegas

Sunday, May 30

Main Stage	Hard Rock Stage	Retrospect Records Stage
Aranda Sevendust Theory of a Deadman Chevelle Tesla	Within Reason Hail the Villain Year Long Disaster Taddy Porter Lacuna Coil	New Cool World Mad Max Firstryke The Glitter Boys Problem Child WildStreet Bad Things

2009 Lineup

Main stage

Thursday, July 9

• Anthrax


• Saxon


• Overkill


• Anvil


• Metal Church


• Leatherwolf

Friday, July 10

• Ratt


• Night Ranger


• Warrant


• Danger Danger


• Helix


• Hericane Alice

Saturday, July 11

• Stryper


• Jackyl


• 
  Thin Lizzy – cancelled due to injury.


• Kix


• Keel


• Lizzy Borden


• Gypsy Pistoleros

Sunday, July 12

• Twisted Sister


• Skid Row


• Great White


• Nelson


• Bonfire


• Vixen

+ 3 side Stages brought to you by Retrospect Records

Funhouse Stage (North End)	Strip Stage (Hill)	Retro Stage (South End)
Pedal Point Bai Bang Rebel State Zero King Chizel Axeticy Altered Ending Widow Strike The Sun ANJ Big Cock Bodragaz Ritual Habits Electronomicon Halycon Way Warrior Lillian Axe Revengeance Miles Beyond Vougan Julliet Bang Camaro	Vanity XO Miles Beyond Swirl Lickity Split Glitter Boys ASKA (band) Hallows Eve Beautiful Creatures Bai Bang Bang Tango Dirty Penny Aura Surreal Hollywood Harlot Frontrunner Britny Fox Hallucination Hericane Alice Faster Pussycat Ronnie Munroe Firstryke Mad Margritt Roxanne Mad Max LA Guns Fan Halen	Wildstreet Aura Surreal Harlot Firstryke Herazz Mass Krank Glitter Boys Harlot Frontrunner Biloxi Herman Rarebell Lord Tracy Lickity Split Letchen Gray Nasty Nasty Cuttlass Silent Rage Icon Heartless D'Molls Baton Rouge

2008 Lineup

Main stage

Over 90 bands appeared on all stages during the 5 days of Rocklahoma.^[12]
Sixty bands played on the side stages.^[13]

The following bands played the main stage from the Rocklahoma website:^[14]

Wednesday, July 9

A benefit concert for residents of the nearby town of Picher, Oklahoma, which was severely hit by a EF4 tornado on May 10, 2008. Three-day ticket holders and members of the armed forces are admitted free of charge, and the general public only has to pay a $25 fee to get in.^[15]

• Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp Jam


• Firehouse


• All Star Fantasy Camp


• Jackyl


• Ratt


• 
  Heavy Metal in Baghdad (documentary film)

Thursday, July 10
(pre-party only available to people who purchased three-day tickets)

• Jetboy


• House of Lords


• Vain


• Enuff Z'nuff


• 
  L.A. Guns w/ Tracii Guns
  


• Dokken


• 
  Sebastian Bach (of Skid Row)


• 
  Bret Michaels (of Poison)

Friday, July 11

• XYZ


• Armored Saint


• Kingdom Come


• Living Colour


• Night Ranger


• Extreme


• 
  Triumph reunited with Rik Emmett
  

Saturday, July 12

• Pretty Boy Floyd


• Every Mother's Nightmare


• Tora Tora


• Black 'n Blue


• Trixter


• Lynch Mob


• Kix


• Lita Ford


• 
  Warrant reunited with Jani Lane
  


• 
  Cinderella (Cancelled)

Sunday July 13

• Axe


• Steelheart


• Zebra


• UFO


• Ace Frehley


• Tesla


• Queensrÿche

Side Stages

The following bands have been confirmed for the side stages from the Rocklahoma website:^[16]

South stage

(sponsored by Nightmare Records, Chavis Records and Blastzone)

Wednesday July 10, 2008

• Joey Doherty "Kid Lightning"


• Pedal Point


• Jaded


• Down Tread


• Overloaded


• Lure

Thursday July 10, 2008

• Bigcock


• Dog's Divin


• Boneshaker


• Cockpit


• Joe Town


• Six Minute Century


• Sex Department


• Powned


• Erocktica

Friday July 11, 2008

• Angelo Minoli


• Gods of Kansas


• Azrael's Bane


• Lipstick Magazine


• Mindflow


• Banshee


• Krucible (Lance King)


• Gypsy Pistoleros

Saturday July 12, 2008

• The Cauze


• Odin


• Order of Nine


• The Jackals


• Lynam


• Asphalt Valentine


• Karnevil (Dario Lorina)


• 
  DeathRiders (featuring Neil Turbin)


• Dirty Penny

Sunday July 13, 2008

• Dangerous Inc.


• Sacred Dawn


• Halcyon Way


• Shadowside


• Warmachine


• Texas Hippie Coalition


• Crooked X


• Bullet Boys

North stage

(sponsored by Retrospect Records)

Thursday July 10, 2008

• Oney


• Gypsy Blue


• Harlow


• Sidekixx


• Sweet F.A. (Cancelled)


• Frontrunner


• Pair A Dice


• Tommy Had A Vision


• Messano (Bobby Messano of Starz)

Friday July 11, 2008

• Gypsy Blue


• Biloxi


• Whitefoxx (featuring Danny Danzi)


• Blue Tiger


• Wild August


• Valor


• 
  Paul Shortino (of Quiet Riot)


• Mariah

Saturday July 12, 2008

• Kilbourn


• Bad Candy


• Lorraine


• Nasty Nasty


• Cuttlass


• Mass


• Defcon


• Vyper

Sunday July 13, 2008

• Bad Candy


• Oney


• Strikeforce


• Herazz


• Reckless


• Heartless


• 
  Ron Keel (of Steeler and Keel)


• Warryor


• Real Steel

2007 Lineup

Faster Pussycat playing at Rocklahoma 2007

There were approximately eight bands playing per day for four days at Rocklahoma 2007. These bands were as follows:^[17]

Thursday, July 12

• Uro Steppe


• Gypsy Pistoleros


• Hollywood Roses


• 
  Lillian Axe (replaced Tigertailz^[18])


• KISS Army


• US 66


• Off Beat Road

Friday, July 13

• Zendozer


• Greg Leon Invasion


• 
  Dirty Penny (JPOTMUSIC.COM contest winners)


• Mike Tramp's White Lion


• Y&T


• Slaughter


• Quiet Riot


• Ratt


• Poison

Saturday, July 14

• 36 Inches


• 
  Down for Five (JPOTMUSIC.COM contest winners)


• Bang Tango


• Bulletboys


• Faster Pussycat


• Enuff Z'Nuff


• FireHouse


• Warrant


• Skid Row


• Winger


• Dokken


• Vince Neil

Sunday, July 15

• Soulrider


• Pedal Point


• 
  Rhino Bucket (JPOTMUSIC.COM contest winners)


• Britny Fox


• Steelheart


• L.A. Guns


• Great White


• Jackyl


• 
  Queensrÿche (replaced W.A.S.P.^[18])


• Twisted Sister

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External links

• www.rocklahoma.com


• www.feverfest.com


• www.rocklahomaonline.com


• www.rocklahomabook.com

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