The Boys From Oklahoma are BACK and ready to rock Boone Pickens Stadium on April 11! 

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Cross Canadian Ragweed, Turnpike Troubadours,

The Great Divide, Wyatt Flores, Shane Smith & the Saints

Get ready for another unforgettable celebration of Red Dirt music as Stillwater, Oklahoma, welcomes fans from across the country for the Boys From Oklahoma concert series, April 11, 2026, at Boone Pickens Stadium. This year’s lineup brings powerhouse performances from Red Dirt legends, including Cross Canadian Ragweed, Turnpike Troubadours, The Great Divide, Wyatt Flores, and Shane Smith & the Saints. Each night will feature a full evening of back-to-back sets by the artists who helped shape the Red Dirt sound—right here where it all began. Here you’ll find helpful information on parking, what to do around town, where to eat and stay, and where to score exclusive concert merch. Let the music take over—Stillwater is ready to rock!

Purchase your Boys From Oklahoma tickets now! 

12:00 PM PARKING LOTS OPEN

1:30 PM TICKET OFFICE WINDOWS OPEN

3:30 PM GATES OPEN 

 


Stillwater Hot Spots

Make the most of your Boys From Oklahoma weekend by exploring the best of Stillwater. From legendary nightlife venues and live music joints to cozy lodging, must-try restaurants, and unique local attractions, there’s something around every corner to discover. Use the interactive map below to find your way to the places that will turn your Red Dirt getaway into an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're planning your next meal or your next memory, Stillwater’s got you covered.
 


Parking Options for TBFO Concert Weekend


Planning your trip to the Boys From Oklahoma concert? Ensuring convenient parking will enhance your experience. Stillwater offers a variety of parking options to suit your needs, including overnight accommodations, campus parking, and opportunities to support local causes through designated "Parking for a Purpose" areas. Explore the details below to find the best parking solutions for your concert weekend.

Campus Parking: 

Several OSU lots near Boone Pickens Stadium will be open for public parking throughout the concert weekend. Click HERE to see an interactive campus map. 

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FREE Shuttle Service from 12:00 pm to 1:00 am​


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Skip the parking stress and ride with ease! Visit Stillwater is sponsoring a complimentary shuttle service running from 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM, with convenient stops in Downtown (Block 34), The Strip, Elm Street, and Campus Corner—getting you to and from Boone Pickens Stadium safely and hassle-free.


Parking for a Purpose:

  • Bank NA: 800 W. 6th Ave | $20 | All proceeds go to the beautification of The Strip.
  • St. John Catholic Church: 201 N Knoblock St | $100 | Park at St. John and let your night support something lasting. For $100, you'll secure a parking spot within walking distance of the stadium — and every dollar goes directly toward our Campus Ministry programs serving college students at OSU. You park. Students grow in faith!
  • Simmons Bank: 308 S. Main Street | $40 | Customers can prepay for their spot through the webform and parking will be at the old Simmons Bank lot
  • University Heights Baptist Church: 323 S. Knoblock Street | $20 | All proceeds will go to the Summer Mission trip to Belize. 

Oklahoma Department of Transportation Advisory

 

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Boone Pickens Stadium Visitor Guide

A-Z Concert Guide 

 

Gates & Entry

  • Gates open 90 minutes before the show begins.

  • Enter the stadium through the gate listed on your ticket.

  • Suite ticket holders should enter through stair towers and use elevators to reach the suite level.

  • Club ticket holders should enter through Gates 1, 2, 5, or 6.

  • Tickets will be electronically scanned at entry. Each guest should have their own ticket ready to speed up the process.

  • No re-entry is allowed once you exit the stadium.

 

Tickets & Admission

  • Everyone must have a ticket, including children of any age.

  • Guests must sit in the seat listed on their ticket.

  • Tickets purchased from unofficial sources are used at your own risk.

  • All guests entering the stadium are subject to search.

For ticket help on event day, visit the ticket offices at the northwest or southwest corners of Boone Pickens Stadium.

 

Bag Policy

Reminder: Boone Pickens Stadium has a clear bag policy for all events!

Allowed:

  • Clear bags 12" x 6" x 12" or smaller

  • Small clutch purses 6" x 9" or smaller

Not allowed:

  • Backpacks

  • Large purses

  • Camera bags

  • Diaper bags

  • Any bag that does not meet clear bag requirements

All permitted bags will be inspected before entry. Items cannot be stored at the gate.

 

Prohibited Items

The following items are not allowed inside Boone Pickens Stadium:

  • Backpacks or large bags

  • Outside food or drinks

  • Umbrellas

  • Baby strollers or carriers

  • Signs, banners, or flags

  • Video cameras or cameras with lenses longer than 3 inches

  • Tripods or monopods

  • Selfie sticks or laser pointers

  • Artificial noisemakers

  • Weapons or firearms

  • Drones

  • Explosives or hazardous items

Items that obstruct views or create safety concerns may also be prohibited.

 

ADA & Accessibility

  • ADA floor ticket holders should enter through Gates 3 and 4 to receive a wristband.

  • ADA seating assistance and escorts are available for guests with floor seats.

  • ADA parking and shuttle service is available at the OSU Parking Garage on Monroe Street (Lot 110G).

Shuttle details:

  • Begins 2 hours before the event

  • Runs approximately every 15 minutes

  • Pickup and drop-off at the OSU Multimodal Transportation Terminal

Vehicles must display a valid ADA placard.

 

Parking

Prepaid Parking

  • Lots closest to the stadium require a prepaid parking pass.

  • Parking lots open at 8:00 AM on event day.

  • All vehicles must exit within 1 hour after the event.

Oversized Vehicles (Limos and Party Buses)

  • Drop-off and parking available in Lot 120 (O’Brate Stadium).

  • Parking permits available at the gate for $100 (credit card only).

 

RV Parking

RV parking is not permitted in OSU parking lots.

For RV options in Stillwater, visit Visit Stillwater or call (800) 991-6717.

 

Concessions & Payment

  • Concession stands open when stadium gates open.

  • Food and drinks are available throughout the concourse and upper concourse.

This is a cashless event. Accepted payment methods include:

  • Visa

  • Mastercard

  • American Express

 

Cameras & Photography

  • Personal cameras are allowed without camera cases.

  • Cameras must have a lens shorter than 3 inches.

  • Video cameras and professional photography equipment are not permitted.

 

Safety & Security

  • Guests and belongings may be searched upon entry.

  • Report suspicious activity or disruptive behavior to event staff or OSU Police.

  • Intoxicated guests may be denied entry or removed from the stadium.

 

Medical & Emergency Services

First aid rooms are located:

  • South main concourse near Sections 7 and 8

  • North main concourse near Section 34

For emergencies, notify an usher, OSU Police officer, or event staff member immediately.

 

Weather & Emergency Procedures

If severe weather occurs:

  • Instructions will be announced via the public address system and video boards.

  • Guests should follow directions from event staff and public safety officials.

  • Lightning within 8 miles of the stadium will result in a temporary show suspension until conditions are safe.

 

Additional Policies

  • Boone Pickens Stadium is a tobacco-free campus, including e-cigarettes and vape devices.

  • Medical marijuana is not permitted on OSU property.

  • Service animals are allowed with appropriate credentials. All other animals are prohibited.

  • Throwing objects may result in removal from the stadium.


Sign Up For Texts

To opt-in for urgent, emergency text messages from OSU Campus for

the concert, please text boysfromok to 67283

 

Weather Communications:

This event will take place rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, we have established protocols in place and will prioritize the safety of all guests. Any necessary updates or changes will be communicated promptly through official channels, including email, OSU Athletics' social media accounts and the concert landing page.


 

Sales, Special Events & More

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Mark your calendars—this Block Party is one you don’t want to miss! Head to The Strip on April 11 for a full day of food trucks, live music, and all the fun. Plus, swing by Dupree’s for a sidewalk sale featuring Krazy Day prices!

 

Red Dirt's Return: The Boys From Oklahoma 2026

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When the party ends this year, you can capture the thrilling return of The Boys From Oklahoma to Stillwater forever. Red Dirt's Return is a commemorative, full-color keepsake magazine dedicated to bringing you the atmosphere and pageantry that Cross Canadian Ragweed, the Turnpike Troubadours, Wyatt Flores, Shane Smith and the Saints, and The Great Divide are bringing back to Oklahoma for one night in April. More than 80 pages of concert recaps, behind-the-scenes interviews and gripping photography will let you relive this year's Boys From Oklahoma weekend whenever you wish, and as often as you like. This is the latest project from The Back Lounge, home of Oklahoma native Josh Crutchmer — author of (Almost) Almost FamousNever Say Never and Red Dirt Unplugged. This one-of-a-kind magazine prints as soon as the weekend ends and will be in the hands of fans in a matter of days.

 

Price: $20. Ships approximately one week after the BFOK concert.

Direct order link: https://backloungepublishing.bigcartel.com/product/red-dirt-returns-the-boys-from-oklahoma-2026 

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The Roots of Red Dirt Run Deep in Stillwater


Red Dirt music isn’t just a genre—it’s a movement that was born right here in Stillwater, Oklahoma. It all began at a place called The Farm, a two-story house on the edge of town that became a creative haven for musicians like Bob Childers, Jimmy LaFave, and Tom Skinner in the late 1970s. Blending country, rock, blues, gospel, and folk, they created a sound as gritty and genuine as the red soil beneath their boots. That sound came to be known as Red Dirt—and Stillwater is where it all started.

Want to dig deeper into the story? Click here to read more about the history of Red Dirt music and the artists who helped define it.