Rocklahoma: Nelsons pin success on people’s desire to have good time
Gunnar Nelson sees Rocklahoma as a vindication, an opportunity for a generation of bands to commune with their fans and prove that "hair metal” really never died. He said the unexpected success of the four-day festival, now in its third year and continuing today through Sunday at Catch the Fever festival grounds near Pryor, closely resembles the "never say die” ethic of the bands that perform there...
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