Jason Aldean is rolling his Songs About Us tour into downtown Oklahoma City tonight, turning Paycom Center into a full-scale country arena party that leans on both fresh album cuts and the rowdy hits fans show up to shout along with. The 22-stop summer run kicked off in the Northeast earlier this month and hits OKC with Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver on the lineup, with a production-heavy set that pulls from Aldean’s new record and his back catalog.
Show details and tickets
The Paycom Center show is set for Friday with a 7:30 p.m. start time and earlier doors for the openers. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, and verified resale seats are popping up across secondary marketplaces for anyone hunting a last-minute way into the arena.
What to expect from the setlist
Early shows on the Songs About Us tour have run long, with the Bangor, Maine opener clocking in at roughly 22 songs that blended new material with arena staples. That first-night setlist, which featured “Hicktown,” “Lights Come On,” “Anytime Soon,” “When She Says Baby” and a cover of “Amarillo Sky,” is posted on setlist.fm, giving Oklahoma City fans a pretty solid hint at what might show up tonight.
Support acts and tour scope
The Paycom Center event page lists Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver as special guests for the Oklahoma City stop. Aldean’s official tour announcement describes Songs About Us as a 22-city summer run that began in mid-July and is produced by Live Nation, with a mix of general admission and VIP experiences for fans, according to Jason Aldean's site, which also lists dates and ticketing details.
Tickets, resale and local context
Resale prices are bouncing around. According to The Oklahoman, StubHub listings for the Oklahoma City date have ranged from about $58 to $330, depending on seat location and fees. The same report notes this is one more headlining turn for Aldean at the downtown arena, giving longtime local fans another shot at his full arena show.
If you are heading downtown, plan for extra time to deal with parking, security checks and merch lines, since arena doors typically open an hour or more before the headliner. For verified tickets and the latest schedule updates, check Ticketmaster or the venue page before you go. Expect a loud, sing-along-heavy night from Aldean and his openers, and a crowd that knows the words.
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