Chrome
Pony, a Norman Music Festival crowd favorite since NMF 3, will be the last
performance of the 3-day event, playing at the Blackwatch Stage. Dark dance pop
with an 80s sound is how the band is described. Steven Battles, Chrome Pony’s
front man, is especially excited about this year’s festival.
“Norman
Music Festival is like a combination of Christmas and my birthday for my band.
It has been the best show for us because the crowds that come out to support
local music make our performance a really incredible experience,” Battles said.
New to the stages of Norman Music Festival
will be Tulsa’s own The Moai Broadcast. Members of The Moai Broadcast describe
their sound as “rocktronica”—rock with electronic overtones. Cody Brewer, The
Moai Broadcast’s guitarist, says the band is ready to join the ranks of NMF’s
veterans.
“We’re
no strangers to playing bars and other venues in Norman, so we’re really
excited that we are getting the opportunity to play this year’s festival.”
The Moai Broadcast will be hitting the stage
of the Sooner Theatre the last day of the festival at 3 p.m.
A festival map for all the
stages is available on NMF’s website. Ticket prices and music passes for Norman
Music Festival vary. For more information and everything you need to know about
Norman Music Festival, visit the festival’s website at www.normanmusicfestival.com.
Steven Battles of Chrome Pony plays a melancholy
guitar riff in Norman Okla., on Thursday, April 5,
2012.
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