Thurs., Jan. 6

All Shook Up. Despite claims to the contrary, Elvis is probably not still walking the earth, shaking his hips and strumming his guitar. For everyone that may be holding onto the hope that Elvis lives, he is making an appearance at the River Spirit Casino, 8330 Riverside Pkwy. Well, a young entertainer that happens to look, sound, act and dress just like the famous jailhouse rocker is moving and jamming through the night. Come see a tribute to Elvis that could fool even the faithful followers of the King in Travis LeDoyt's Elvis. This Elvis inspiration takes form at 7pm. Visit creeknationcasino.com for more information.

Fri., Jan. 7

Stealing Hearts. A story about a daring conman and a love set aflame during incarceration doesn't come to the big screen everyday. Join Steven Russell (Jim Carrey) as he takes you through a journey based on a true story of discovering the life he wants to live and taking to extreme measures to accomplish it. Upon serving a prison term for fraud, Russell falls in love with a fellow inmate, Phillip Morris (Ewan McGregor) and goes to great lengths to free him from jail and build the perfect life together. I Love You Phillip Morris opens at the Circle Cinema, 12 S. Lewis Ave. Visit circlecinema.com for a full listing of show times and for more information.

Sat., Jan. 8

Tickle the Ivories. Imagine what Beethoven, one of the greatest musicians in history, could have done with 50 fingers instead of 10. The 5 Browns combine their piano playing skills with the Signature Symphony at the VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education, 10300 E. 81st St. As the first family of five siblings simultaneously accepted to New York's Julliard School, the Browns are sure to titillate audiences into amazement. Their partnership with Tulsa Community College's symphony will serve as a fundraiser for the organization. Tickets are $35 for adults and $20 for children and students. Show starts at 7pm. Visit signaturesymphony.org for more information.

Sun., Jan. 9

Raining Hoops. The ladies are hitting the court for a little brawl against the Rice Owls. Birds are sure to have a hard time flying through the storm of Tulsa University's Lady Hurricanes. Come out and support the girls as they shoot, dodge and defend against this Houston team. Tip-off is at 2pm at the Reynolds Center, 800 S. Tucker Dr. Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for youth. Visit tulsahurricane.com for more information.

Mon., Jan. 10

Slink In. Now that you've had a few days to test out those New Year's Resolutions and realize that a year worth of eating your vegetables and hitting the gym every morning is not going to be so easy, let loose and down a few cold ones to numb the new reality. Get over to Gray Snail Saloon, 1334 E. 15th St., and enjoy a night of live music with the Blue Ribbon Brothers. Grab a pool cue and knock a few balls around while slinging back a good brew. Enjoy a night out on the town after the last week's worth of being good.

Tues., Jan. 11

Hip Action. Cha-cha with one of the hottest shows on Broadway as Burn the Floor lights up the stage and gets things cookin' at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center's Chapman Music Hall, 110 E. 2nd St. Combining the steam of Latin dance with the beauty of Ballroom, this unique dance experience invites audiences to sway and tap along through the Foxtrot, Charleston, Rumba, Salsa and more. Move your hips to the music Jan. 11-16. Tickets for this hot and steamy night range from $16-51. Don't miss this intense dance celebration. Visit tulsapac.com for more information.

Wed., Jan. 12

Marty McFly Returns. The 80s' are back with full force and all the retro-geeks have a new home away from home. So gather all you're Madonna and Saved By the Bell fanatics together and get over to The Max Retropub, 114 S. Elgin Ave., for a night of Retro Trivia. The game begins at 10pm but be there early to challenge your friends to a game of Galaga or Skeeball. Order up a small hotdog for a buck and wash it down with your favorite adults beverage. Visit themaxretropub.com for more information.

Thurs., Jan. 13

Shake You. From the grounds of Stillwater sprung Taddy Porter, a great mix of classic and modern rock. This rock band (with indescribably beautiful hair) travels up to T-Town to take the legendary stage at Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. Come play your air guitar under the disco ball as Porter and band rock through tunes from their debut album released in June. Red Line Chemistry and Vandevander opens for this perfectly blended band of Okies. Doors open at 7pm and the stage lights get hot at 8pm. Advanced tickets are $12 and same-day tickets are $15. Visit cainsballroom.com for more information.