Born & Raised 2026
Red dirt runs deep in Oklahoma, and every September Born & Raised turns the Rockin’ Red Dirt Ranch into outlaw country’s home base. The 2026 gathering rides in September 17–19 in Pryor, with three nights of headliners built for the faithful: Justin Moore on Thursday, Gavin Adcock on Friday, and 2025 CMA Vocal Group of the Year the Red Clay Strays closing it down Saturday.
The bill is a who’s-who of the Red Dirt and Texas country underground. Tracy Lawrence, Shane Smith & the Saints, Paul Cauthen, Josh Abbott Band, Cody Canada & the Departed, Muscadine Bloodline, William Clark Green and Randall King stack the days, while rising names like Kat Hasty, Mae Estes, Josh Meloy and The Droptines keep the campground loud. It all saddles up a night early with the Wednesday Honky Tonk Kick-Off — Josh Weathers, Gannon Fremin & CCREV, Jamie Lin Wilson and Covington Creek.
At its core this is a weekend of music and camping “for the outlaw in all of us” — days under the Oklahoma sky about 45 minutes from Tulsa, with GA, Premium VIP, tent, RV and glamping options. Passes are on sale now. Scan the full day-by-day lineup and festival info below.
Born & Raised 2026 Tickets & Passes
Born & Raised 2026 is outlaw country’s red-dirt homecoming at the Rockin’ Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor — September 17–19 — with Justin Moore, Gavin Adcock, and The Red Clay Strays closing the nights and a Wednesday Honky Tonk Kick-Off to drain the tank early. Pass lanes include Weekend GA ($255 all-in), single-day GA from $115, Wrangler VIP seats ($328.74), and Premium VIP from Silver Outlaw ($532.99) up through OK Corral / Troubadour. Student bundles pair Weekend GA with a GA campsite. Admission and camping sell separately; parking rides with the pass. It’s all-ages and rain-or-shine. Lock the pass that matches your days on the official site, then dig the day-by-day lineup before you commit.
Camping at Born & Raised 2026
On-site camping is the other half of the weekend: GA camping ($164.69) in Quails Nest / White / Tail Run and VIP camping ($206.89) in Coyote Crossing / Eagle Ridge — both 20′×40′ primitive spots — plus Encore / Hideaway glamping and Road Trip RV packages when inventory lasts. Campgrounds open Sunday, September 13 at noon and close Monday the 21st at noon; you still need a Weekend festival pass to sleep on the ranch. No hookups, no campfires, generators capped, showers and a general store on site. Grab the site type that matches your rig on the camping tab, then read prohibited items on Info before you roll onto W 450 Road.