The red dirt will once again be kicked up in Stillwater as the Boys From Oklahoma concert series is set to make a grand return in April 2026. Featuring the much-anticipated reunion of Cross Canadian Ragweed and the Turnpike Troubadours, the sequel to this year's massively successful event was confirmed by Oklahoma State Athletics, with the shows slated for Boone Pickens Stadium on Saturday, April 11, 2026. KFOR, reporting the news, highlights that Stillwater is preparing to once again host a colossal crowd, following a series that initially turned a single concert into a four-night extravaganza.
What is noteworthy is just how this troupe, after hanging up their spurs for 15 years, managed to sell nearly 180,000 tickets in their 2025 comeback, according to FOX23. The allure of the heartland harmonies clearly hasn't waned, with Cody Canada remarking to Rolling Stone, "If we sold that many tickets, and had that much fun, and it was that peaceful, then we should keep doing it over and over again. And, it’s our home." That sentiment, it seems, is what will bring them back to Stillwater, where the soil is ripe for yet another musical harvest.
To get in on the action early, music enthusiasts can already snatch up a pre-sale password. The coveted pre-sale for the event starts promptly on September 5 at 12 p.m. CT, with potential attendees able to register at theboysfromoklahoma.com until September 3, signaling that the anticipation for round two is expected to be as fervent as the last — perhaps even more. The roster of performers joining Cross Canadian Ragweed and the Turnpike Troubadours in 2026 includes Wyatt Flores, Shane Smith and the Saints, and The Great Divide, guaranteeing that the heartbeat of Oklahoma music will be thumping loudly through the stands, as per FOX23.
The previous event, as 247Sports reports, was a boon for more than just the fans' spirits. More than 200,000 country music aficionados flooded the area, providing an economic burst so significant it paved the way — or should we say trail — directly to what has been dubbed the "Texas Encore" performance at Baylor's McLane Stadium.
