The Tulsa, Oklahoma State Fair has officially announced its entertainment lineup for the 2026 Pepsi Fall Concert Series. Music fans can mark their calendars for October 1 through October 11, when a diverse array of talented performers will take the Oklahoma Stage during the fair’s “11 Days of Awesome.”
This year’s lineup features a mix of musical genres spanning country, rock, hip-hop, R&B, and regional Mexican music, ensuring there’s something for every fairgoer to enjoy during the 11-day event.
Featured Performers
Drake White (October 1) – Country singer-songwriter Drake White opens the concert series with his soulful blend of country, rock, and blues influences. Known for his energetic live shows and gravelly, expressive vocals, White has built a reputation as a compelling performer whose music carries both grit and heart.
49 Winchester (October 2) – This Appalachian country and Americana band from southwest Virginia has earned a devoted following with their raw, road-worn sound and honest songwriting. Their performances combine driving guitars, fiddle, and heartfelt storytelling that channels the working-class spirit at the core of their music.
Blake Whiten (October 3) – Country artist Blake Whiten brings his modern country sound and strong vocals to the Oklahoma Stage. His music blends traditional country roots with contemporary production, offering fairgoers an engaging evening of relatable songs and skilled musicianship.
Jay Sean (October 4) – British R&B and pop singer Jay Sean brings his international catalog of hits to the fair, including chart-toppers like “Down” and “Ride It.” Known for smooth vocals and a genre-blending style that mixes R&B, pop, and hip-hop, Sean delivers a high-energy performance with wide crossover appeal.
Ben Fuller (October 5) – Singer-songwriter Ben Fuller shares his faith-driven country and contemporary Christian sound with the Tulsa audience. His powerful vocals and personal testimony come through in songs that emphasize redemption and hope, creating a heartfelt connection with listeners.
Colt Ford (October 6) – Country and country-rap artist Colt Ford takes the stage for a special “Stars, Stripes, & State Fair Nights” performance. A pioneer of the country-rap sound, Ford is known for his high-energy shows and collaborations across genres, bringing an unmistakable party atmosphere to his live sets.
Drew Baldridge + Lanco (October 7) – This double bill pairs country singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge, known for his viral hit “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” with country band Lanco, whose platinum single “Greatest Love Story” propelled them to national recognition. Together they offer an evening packed with contemporary country hits and dynamic performances.
Gin Blossoms (October 8) – This alternative rock band defined the sound of the 1990s with jangly guitars and infectious melodies on hits like “Hey Jealousy” and “Found Out About You.” Decades into their career, Gin Blossoms continue to deliver the catchy, radio-ready songs that made them one of the era’s most enduring rock acts.
Waka Flocka Flame (October 9) – Hip-hop artist Waka Flocka Flame brings his high-octane energy to the Oklahoma Stage with hits like “No Hands” and “Hard in da Paint.” Known for commanding crowd interaction and an explosive live presence, his performance promises to be one of the most spirited nights of the series.
Neal McCoy (October 10) – Country entertainer Neal McCoy has spent decades delighting audiences with his charismatic stage presence and hits like “Wink” and “No Doubt About It.” A consummate showman, McCoy combines humor, audience engagement, and classic country songs into a performance built to entertain fans of all ages.
Alianza Norteña + Geru Y Su Legión 7 (October 11) – Closing out the concert series, this double bill brings the rich traditions of regional Mexican music to the fair. Both groups showcase norteño instrumentation and vocal harmonies that celebrate the cultural heritage and musical excellence of the genre, providing a fitting finale to the diverse musical showcase.
The Oklahoma Stage headliners are only part of the entertainment. The Tulsa State Fair has announced 57 additional live performances across the fairgrounds, including a special lunch-time set from King Cabbage Brass Band on the Oklahoma Stage on October 7. Fairgoers can also catch live music throughout the run at the International Beer Garden, Hard Rock Huddle, Wine Garden, and Carousel Club.
Tickets are on sale now for VIP seats at every Oklahoma Stage concert, along with Disney On Ice Jump In and the new Golden Mega Pass. The Golden Mega Pass includes gate admission to the fair, unlimited rides, and midway express access.
The Pepsi Fall Concert Series has become a signature attraction of the annual Tulsa State Fair, drawing thousands of music enthusiasts alongside those enjoying the fair’s traditional offerings of rides, exhibits, and food. The full entertainment schedule and ticket information are available on the fair’s website.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the 2026 Tulsa State Fair take place?
The Tulsa State Fair runs from October 1 through October 11, 2026.
Who is performing at the 2026 Tulsa State Fair concert series?
The Oklahoma Stage lineup features Drake White, 49 Winchester, Blake Whiten, Jay Sean, Ben Fuller, Colt Ford, Drew Baldridge with Lanco, Gin Blossoms, Waka Flocka Flame, Neal McCoy, and Alianza Norteña with Geru Y Su Legión 7.
What time do the concerts start?
Most concerts begin at 7:30 PM each night.
How can I purchase tickets for the Tulsa State Fair concerts?
VIP section tickets for every Oklahoma Stage concert, along with the Golden Mega Pass, are on sale now through the official website at TulsaStateFair.com. Standard general admission seating is included in the price of admission to the Fair.
What are the best hotels in the area of the Tulsa State Fair?
The closest highly rated hotel in the area of the fairgrounds is The Campbell Hotel, featuring a fitness center, a bar, and free WiFi. For a more affordable stay, the Expo Inn is located directly adjacent to the fairgrounds.
